[000:00:00;00] in laying the route while traveling, it is actually 98%, it is a military system, but the question is, when will these f16 finally arrive and what kind of weapons can they take, apart from the aim 120 amram with the help of short-range missiles, such as the aim deidender, the most productive a missile that exists in nature, for the entire history since the end of the 50s , about 200 warheads have been manufactured, as well as an aim7 missile with a range of up to 70 km. sparow will be very useful in the fight against helicopters including, again we have to be patient and wait until finally aviation will appear, another way, with the exception of portable anti-aircraft missile systems or , say, such as avenger machines in a short radius of up to 7 km and other systems, such as mistral, starslick and so on, enough of them were transferred to us, our colleagues with these goals there will be no struggle, especially in a strategic

sense. and how far, in general, are these planes from the front line, from which they are trying to drop these fabs , because this is the whole matter, that is, how did we just do this, we just talked about it, the range of the mission of a controlled strike, and if it is correct, if at all very correctly, then it is not guided, but corrected, then it is not the same thing, then there is an essential difference in these two military terms, the range of the task is 70 km, so if the bomb arrives along the demarcation line over a bridge or over something else, then we understand that the aircraft must approach the demarcation line by 70 km, and as a rule, they also make this margin of reserve for its own turn, then they add 5, 7, 10, well, each tactical situation and each and every combat sortie, this is really mathematics, well, that is, in fact, only new ones

planes can do something about it now, yes, the plane is an alternative, in general it would be fantastic if the just 39 gripen appeared , the only plane in the world, no, sorry, not the only one, in the western world the only missile that has a range of up to 300 hits km meteor, there is such a missile and the russian p-37, but they have problems with aiming, that is , they have a long range of 300 km, but in this air battle the most important thing is targeting, here, here lies the answer and here the russians lose to the americans multiply, ugh, thank you, it's clear, mykola, er, we'll be back to the actual situation in the bakhmutu district, say this, well, there were reports that the wagnerites appeared there, someone else appeared, well , now i don't even want to ask you whether you saw them there, didn't you see them, rather i am interested in something else, that is what is happening there now, the russians have brought up additional forces and are trying, well, as if

to carry out such an attack, or are they all defensive, exclusively defensive battles, how do you assess it? well, what is happening now is called an attempt to restore the position they are in they lost, well, that's the command they give them, they say, gentlemen, they lost their positions, beat them back, the fact that some new types of meat were brought there, the wagnerians or something like that, well, the vangerlovians did not disappear from there, in principle, when the late prigozhin led his council to moscow, this does not mean that everyone left there, some remained, but some returned there already after this action, so i would not say that this is some kind of planned counteraction operation, regarding our offensive actions,

to me it just looks like, you know a standard army effort, after you are attacked, you have to counterattack, you have to try to regain, the lost position, before the enemy has time to gain a foothold there, and i see it now as just such an effort, no more coordinated operation, so much more, something something that we have not seen, what is more than what we see every day, i do not observe, and what kind of attacks are these, these are attacks by small groups, these are attacks with the use of tanks. what exactly, what, or , well, what does it look like now? infantry, exclusively infantry, and artillery, their armored vehicles, well now she is so frightened by our half-buckets that she is afraid to approach at all, the tanks approach and practice from closed firing positions, and then, i would say, very, very frightened and very inaccurate, let's say, they simply

perform the task, because it is there. er, landing of infantry also takes place at a very long distance, well, because armored vehicles are afraid to come closer. experience is such that when it crosses a certain border, i will not say how many kilometers, it is immediately expressed by the hedron, therefore the infantry has to cover very long distances on foot, and actually during overcoming these distances on foot, they become impressive for the drones themselves, for our artillery, well, i will not, so to speak, emphasize the attention, but we see everything, absolutely the entire area of ​​responsibility that is entrusted to us is under the constant observation of our drones . is the railway such, you know, a key border, or is it basically the fact that crossing the railway there is still an opportunity to defend there, or not so much, because further on we see a road there, which is important for them in principle for supplies

and bakhmut himself and this entire group, but how exactly in this plan, well, of course the railway is important, the railway is such a certain man-made border that you can... grab onto, along which you can build a defense and along which the russians maintained their defense, that is definitely the fact that we reached it , is actually a great achievement, because they defended themselves, of course, very purposefully, and it was clear that they had no intention of giving it away easily or giving it away at all, so of course, the control over the railway, it facilitates, promotes and creates, respectively, creates if everything is right to organize, a good klasdar for the development of offensive actions and to continue moving forward, but how do you assess now whether they are even trying to build

some kind of, you know, serious line of defense there, when they are there, you know, digging, burying something, concrete, that's it, or for now it's not about that, well, the russians are generally famous for being good at...' they dig well and they dig in principle all the time, and even during assault actions , it was observed more than once, when assault actions are taking place directly, and the russian is digging, well, i don't know what happened to him there, maybe he received a concussion and was performing the last function that he had in his head, or maybe he really wanted to improve somehow, improve his shelter somehow, so definitely, they dig, they mine, they... prepare and it actually happens all the time, all positions , which they get, they try constantly. well, we wish you success, there, hold on and advance, well, as much

as possible, thank you mykola volokhov for joining us, this is the commander of the air reconnaissance unit tero as part of the third separate of the assault brigade in the bakhmut district, and mr. peter, let's see: well , we basically talked about bakhmud, let's look at the south, where in principle we have such a heavy enough attempt to expand this, well, i don't know how this is a breakthrough, a breakthrough that happened in the district, and can we say that now there is such a thing, you know, to a certain extent, like a situation where there is some kind of balance between our forces and the enemy's forces, and something additional is needed in order to shift this balance

in one direction or another, because we know that the russians drove a sufficiently large force there, that is, they added paratroopers there, they added equipment there, they added everything there, there is concentrated on this one narrow part of the front, well, such a large force, and how could it be possible to shift this balance? actually, in general, your opinion is quite serviceable, correct, only i would not call this word equilibrium, because equilibrium is when we are dug in, they are dug in, and we endlessly exchange artillery, artillery strikes and no one moves anywhere, the artillery just goes and goes work, this is rather a balance, here it would be more correct to use the term routine, everything turned into a routine, we really did what you called one such interesting word, it is actually called a word. approximately 10 by 10 km, this is quite serious, quite good, what should we understand about this so-called surovikin line, we are somewhere in the middle, that is, the first heaviest support line, where everything was planted with mines, up to

five mine explosive devices per meter square, incredibly many, nothing like world war was an exception iran-iraq war, there and there, everything is also strewn with mines, i saw it with my own eyes in 2004. year and now we entered the second line, the main line, it is here that the battles are very heavy. i share the opinion of my young colleague, that the russians really know how to dig, and here they have built a huge network , here... chances, all kinds of trenches, dugouts, pillboxes, pillboxes, equipped positions for artillery, for concealed artillery fire and the like, go through it it will be very difficult when it will go more fun and if it could go it's more fun, 100% yes, if a sufficient number of long-range, not even artillery , because there is just enough artillery, long-range missiles to knock out all their logistics at a distance of 100-150 km, so that

nothing reaches the front line, the ammunition needed for the battle small arms, shells are needed for artillery, people need food, food, medicine, drinking water, and if at a distance, berdans berdyanskon, in this , in this interval, to knock out everything that moves, from railway echelons to banal, columns with cars, then in a few weeks the situation changed 100% in our favor, that's what we really lack, and look, when will it be... he looks at the map, there is an important point there, the height of 166, for which they keep saying that there are battles going on, why is this point so important, you can explain , my comrade-in-arms, colleague, that 's what i'll call him, he just gave us all the right signal, i'll support him, why, well, why analyze the point, well, you know , sometimes i even get to such not quite pleasant ones emotions when such questions are asked, but we are giving intelligence to the enemy, well, then.

we won't, really, but look, we also know that the russians are now trying to build some new road, as they reported along there mariupol, berdyansk, a railway, why are they doing it, why for them, well, it's important to do it, however you like it rated? there is here, there is a strategically rational grain here for them and it has several planes, but here there is strategic good... news for us, well, maybe good news. the russians realize that we can break through the southern front and reach the northern azov region, i.e. conditionally entrench somewhere, conditionally, once again, because i don’t know how it will turn out, entrench somewhere in the area of ​​the milk estuary and cut, cut the land border to the crimea, plus, plus what is called atakams, who is not talking about him, allegedly, as joe biden has already sanctioned him, while we do not have such a solid qualitative confirmation, can ask. up to 300 km, and from kirch, say, to

gulyai field 250 km, so these missiles can destroy the crimean bridge with a large salvo, it the main logistical artery, so they think like this, we will leave the eastern plazdar for ourselves, and this eastern plazdar must be fed in some way, ammunition must be brought to it, and so on, everything that is necessary cannot be transported by trucks by road, and and those roads are not enough in the sense that they consider it, they need iron. or let's say an ordinary kamaz takes 60 shells on board, and the same 50-ton railway car takes 500 shells on board, well, there is a difference, and we understand that the echelon is not two, not three cars, it is dozens of cars, 30-40, they counted it all and came to the conclusion that it is necessary to improve these arteries, that is , you know, double, double impression or double assessment, on the one hand , this is a good signal for us, because they understand that half the south, for everything they will lose, and on the other hand, they

are doing their best to do everything possible so that the eastern plazdarm, that is, the old occupied territories plus mariupol, for any- what price to keep, well, and it also indicates that, well, if they will have this artery, they will deliver it all faster, because the railway still gives such an opportunity to deliver quite quickly , as far as i understand, definitely a valid conclusion, but until enough missiles and such can solve this problem, how vulnerable this railway will be , well, let's say from when they can build it, how long does it take to build a railway, there are three months, i'm not an expert in transport technologies, but i'm also a general erudition, let's say, knowing how it happened in the second world war, how quickly the necessary arteries were laid by the soviet union and the wehrmacht troops, it seems to me that with the potential that it has, he that it has, in the spring

these railroad threads can already be fully operational, and how much they will be vulnerable, it is interesting, that is, how much can be said about the stability of the operation of such and such an artery for the russians, i will go a little into military philosophy, there are no goals that cannot be achieved, do not exist in nature, the only question is in what way they are achieved, how are they achieved and with what frequency, ugh, er, if we talk about this entire southern front, that is, we are now and in principle, all of us are concentrated there, the area of ​​work in the verbovoy area, here are all the movements, there literally... there 100 m there, 100 m here, but in addition, there are two more bridgeheads, this is ugledar and near there, how would you describe how, well , potentially, events in those directions can develop like this, very much, i understood, you

showed the map, there is two large red spots and one gray or green, as if it were shaded, this green... spot, green the stain, it is the old occupation or the old demarcation line, i still do not understand how to cross it, i will explain with a very simple example, but they cannot cross the widow and marienko, they cannot, why, because we are 8 years old, she is serious strengthened, and now let's do the opposite with exact accuracy, but they also strengthen their own, and in the part that concerns the density of urban development, they have better, much better positions, matsyupusenka and bahamud, they did not take full advantage as they would have that's what they wanted, there are still points where we work, and the heights are ours, but they did not come out of it, that it is a population of 70,000, well, i do , especially the western audience will not understand me, it is such a city of strays, and now we imagine donetsk, how serious a city it is, how much everything is concreted there, as far as

everything is seriously fortified there, and i emphasize, some are engaged in military history, no one took donbas head-on, no one. even manstein refused to entrench himself there, because he understood that cutting off logistics was the end for him, he was aware of this, the russians, in terms of accuracy , everything is fine with logistics, especially donetsk conglomerate, so i still cannot give an adequate answer, but what and how will happen there, there is strategic stability , there is really a real balance, a real one, which lasts the whole war from the moment of the full-scale invasion, in order to proceed to a serious analysis of this segment of hostilities, the southern front must be resolved, and only then will we brainstorm what to do next with mariupol and donetsk , among others. well, but in particular, the russians now have such attempts, you see, they are reactivating actions around avdiivka, they are very are actively bombarding avdiivka, they are counting a lot, apparently, on exactly

what you and i have already talked about, that is, their guided aerial bombs are heavy, and on the fact that they have become larger. well, that is, it is difficult to assess, i understand that it is difficult to assess these efforts of theirs, but from your point of view, to what extent can the russians throw large forces at this particular task, to what extent do they have reserves, resources to try to achieve something in avdiivka, infantry resources were, are and will be, and where they will succeed at what point, well, we remember the most important rule of all warriors without exception, without exception in all human history, is the way of deception, and the ability to hide one's intentions is the highest art that exists in the conduct of hostilities, therefore, one must prepare for and understand that there may be an intensification of hostilities anywhere , it can happen, but again in a strategic sense, i will emphasize the most important thing: we are in the state of the attacking side, this is a phenomenon

in itself, the 15th army of the world in terms of potential is what we calculate at the moment, it is attacking the second army of the world, i will not say that it a rare... case in history, there are such cases, the six-day war in israel in 1967, more precisely, the same thing, the israelis literally in six days developed a giant arab coalition of a dozen and a half countries, they lost in everything, in a personal composition they lost in five to your opponent, it is possible , but this is a rare phenomenon, as a rule , those who have a numerical advantage attack us, exactly the opposite, we will analyze this historical phenomenon after the war. and look, in general it is quite interesting, here are two more of them months ago, there were a lot of hopes and such expectations and public statements , here is kupyansk, we are moving towards kupyansk, we have such an offensive on kupyansk, the offensive on kupyansk has already ended today, it began in

their attack on avdiivka, this also shows something, it shows that in a strategic sense they are exhaling, but most importantly, i am terribly afraid, those on... who, unfortunately, sometimes rise on our copper platforms, that's all, tomorrow , the day after tomorrow everything will be fine, a little bit more and everything will be fine, but no, war existential, the war is either us them, or they us, well, there will be no third, if we capitulate , we are guaranteed genocide, which will not befall anyone's head, they will do it without fail, if they capitulate, then they will be on their own live there in their swamps, no one will commit genocide to them, but there is the most important moment. russian history, probably starting with the basils who were there in the 14th century, especially with the first tsar, the truly tyrant ivan. terrible, it is the endless tyranny of one person, and no one is there voluntarily

never relinquishes power, they either die of old age or are killed , such phenomenon as yeltsin, well, this is a huge rarity in their history, putin fights to his death for his life, he is a relatively young man, he is completely biologically healthy point of view, he perfectly understands, the military defeat in ukraine is complete, he will die, he will be hanged, poisoned, his path will hit, his heart will hurt and the like, he knew it all. therefore, he will fight to the death, if it is necessary to kill 3 million russians in ukraine, he them will kill, well, we should also not expect that they will calm down somehow due to the weather or the nature of the combat, they may switch to another quality, but they will not calm down in the near future, probably this can also be predicted, opinion , a reasonable thought, they are being modified, they are being modified, the weather will partially pass, because heavy equipment will not go on the ground, but the equipment can travel on roads, the road network is high, we are very successfully destroying their artillery, that is, the fighting will be in the same tone as last winter, only in

a slightly different implementation in the tactical sense. thank you, it was petro chirnyk, well , actually chronicles, wars, we will meet with you in a week, on this today we say goodbye to you, and the espresso tv channel continues its own, well , work, watch, be with us. greetings, we are looking for 11-year-old nastya shilkova and her seven-year-old brother danya shelkovo. i immediately urge you to share this video on your social networks, maybe one of your friends or acquaintances will recognize the brother and sister and be able to provide at least some information about them. and look especially carefully. in the face of nastya and denmark, i am asking the residents zaporizhzhia region, because the children disappeared in zaporizhzhia, in the village of vyshnyovate of the pologiv

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go to the site and let us know, and we'll get everything going. possible mechanisms of criminal punishment: stop crime ua. i am a machine gunner, that is, if a group goes out, there must be a machine gunner in it, and often it is me, therefore i cover my brothers. i find the main weapon of the detachment, i am an infantryman, an ordinary infantryman with an assault rifle, so i perform various tasks, we liberate the ukrainian land from the invaders, namely, we storm the russian positions, of which there are many in this direction, which are mined, which have a very

well-established fire system, that's why we try... step by step, 50 m by 50 m, we gain new positions, here we are doing this kind of work, i was on vacation with my wife, children, er, quite so long, and my wife said that there will be a war, come on sit, in short, don’t go anywhere, i say, what a war, let’s go home, we arrived home on the 21st , uh, february, then the war started on the 24th, they went by car back to rest, and i ’m a little bit, i have a construction job business, i helped the guys a little in kyiv, because i thought that it was more expedient now, and then, when katsep retreated from kyiv, i went to the zsu,

because it was not very good, i felt that i was sitting idle, i wanted to be in the infantry, to be an infantryman, that is, to perform infantry tasks, well, that’s how it turned out, everything coincided, i in a previous life, i worked in the city council, was involved in politics, but since 24 i am from sumy, so the war caught me exactly on this day. he was in the teroboron in sumy, and then when they expelled the muscovites from our region, he joined the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine and has been fighting for a year and a half, trained a lot at the ppd in ours with many instructors, then we had two trips

abroad, but training it differs from abroad. very much from hostilities, because no one fought like this, did not carry out such offensive actions as we are now carrying out, but well, it's still better than doing nothing and just sitting there somewhere on the ppd, so it's normal, our training was normal, you know, here we had to train on such fields, huh. they go out and just train on such an endless field together with equipment and with infantry, then it was possible, but now experience decides, there literally after the first exit you understand much more than during all the months of training, well, no training will give you a plus the sense of battle, the infantry