greetings, teterispresso news, kateryna shirokpoyas works with you in the studio. all morning , the russians are hunting the coastal areas of the city that came under enemy fire. in total, during the day, the enemy shelled the region 78 times. used missile attacks twice. the enemy launched 445 shells from mortars, artillery, hail, tanks, aviation and anti-aircraft fire, - noted the head of the region oleksandr prokudin. in the city of kherson, the enemy fired 25 shells, damaging residential quarters and an educational institution, and at night the occupiers from aviation... on odradokamka and

mykolayivites, a night without shelling turned into a noisy morning for nikopol in the dnipropetrovsk region. the central russians covered the city with artillery fire. currently, it is known about one victim, an elderly woman will be treated at home, - said the head of the region, serhiy lysak. in the city, 10 houses were damaged, one farm building was destroyed, four were beaten. damaged power lines and. zogin and at night, air defense forces destroyed 24 out of 29 shaheds. the russians attacked ukraine from the south , launched drones from the temporarily occupied crimea - reported the air force forces shaheds were shot down within odesa, mykolaiv and kirovohrad regions. two people were injured by russian shelling in the zaporizhzhia region. during the day, the enemy made 18,59 strikes on 23 settlements,

in particular, artillery attacked railway, red and malynyvka, airstrikes on orikhov, mali tokmachka and robotino, - noted the head of the region yuriy malashko. two injured women are currently in the hospital, there are destroyed residential buildings and infrastructure facilities. another 580 of putin's soldiers dressed in plastic bags, and in general, from the beginning of the full-scale invasion , the russian army lost 280,470 occupiers, in addition, the defense forces burned 12 enemy tanks, 26 armored fighting vehicles, 18 units of automobiles and two special vehicles, burned 31 artillery systems and two rocket salvo fire systems. eight more enemy drones were destroyed in the sky. the general staff emphasizes that all data are indicative.

57 combat clashes took place at the front during the day. defense forces repelled seven enemy attacks near makivka in luhansk region and near dibrova in donetsk region. this is reported in general staff in addition, the enemy launched more than 15 unsuccessful attacks near maryinka and krasnogohorivka. in the bakhmut direction , the russians unsuccessfully tried to restore lost positions near hryhorivka, klishchiivka , and andriivka. zsu continues. assault operations to the south of bakhmut, our aviation made 13 strikes on areas of concentration of enemy personnel and equipment, and missile units destroyed a control post, three areas of concentration of the enemy and an ammunition warehouse. ukraine managed to return another 19 ukrainian children who were in territories temporarily captured by the enemy. this was reported by the head of the save ukraine organization, mykola. uleba he emphasized that this,

that this is already the 12th rescue mission, is his personal mission. in total, it was possible to return 196 minors who could not independently enter the territory controlled by ukraine to their parents. russia intends to install sea mines in the path of civilian ships that export ukrainian grain. this was announced by the ministry of foreign affairs. of great britain, there they refer to intelligence data. in particular, it is emphasized that this would allow russia to put pressure on the ukrainian economy. moscow wants to avoid open aggression, so instead it will accuse ukraine of attacks on civilian vessels in the black sea. rein-metal handed ukraine a new batch of suale spire automated intelligence systems. the concern said that the order for ukraine is with the government

of germany. this drone protection system is intended for reconnaissance and combating enemy drones. the control unit processes the received information using a special software security and artificial intelligence. the intelligence systems include an observation tower with a day and night vision camera, self-piloted mini drones and a control system. vehicles are also included in the package. the italian authorities have identified the identities of all the victims of the bus accident in venice. according to the prefecture, there are allegedly nine ukrainians among the dead. there are also romanians, germans, portuguese, croatians. south african and italian. in total, 21 victims are known - ansa writes. previously, the ukrainian foreign ministry officially reported four dead and four injured ukrainians. italian police are currently investigating the cause of the accident. investigators are studying surveillance footage to

reconstruct the sequence of events. i will remind you, the day before near venice, a tourist bus took off from the overpass and caught fire. russia's publicized air defense fell asleep again. that night, 67 settlements of kurshchyna were left without electricity, and all because of the arrival of drones. this was announced by governor roman starovoyd. according to him, the attacks allegedly took place at an electrical substation in three districts. second burning for a day in a row in the krasnoyarsk region of russia. a powerful fire broke out in the omilyanivskyi district at the palet enterprise, the total area of ​​fire was more than 2,000 square meters. the russian ministry of emergency situations reported that firefighters had been extinguishing the fire since the evening, they say, no one was injured. i will remind you, yesterday in krasnoyarsk, an aluminum production plant burned down. local residents said they heard

an explosion. a tribunal for every guilty russian. more than 1,000 war crimes committed by the russian federation were recorded in ukraine. 50 occupiers were sentenced by ukrainian courts. facts journalistic materials become the crime of most russians. a series of such texts was presented at the book forum in lviv as part of the repayment ukraine project. american journalist janine di giovanni is the co-founder. for more than 30 years, she has documented armed conflicts in the balkans, the middle east and africa. ukraine is now the focus of the whole world, and we want it to remain so, because we do not want ukraine to become another syria, witnesses and survivors, they will ask if people know what really happened, we gave voice hereby

witnesses, somehow impunity was allowed to flourish, and with this project we want to destroy this impunity, another... work about the terrible crimes of russians in ukraine: the most terrible days of my life, that is the title of the collection about the high-profile tragedies of the first year of russia's full-scale war against ukraine. it was presented on the opening day of the book form in lviv. all the texts were written by journalists of the project payback is evidenced by ukraine. this is an initiative of ukrainian and international coppersmiths, as well as lawyers. they documented war crimes and talked to eyewitnesses, just in case. quickly bring the culprits to justice. among the stories, occupation and crimes at the chernobyl nuclear power plant, its author, director and documentarian oleksiy radinsky. the man says: if attention had not returned to the chernobyl zone, foreigners would still consider the city russian.

chernobyl is ukraine, and about the fact that chernobyl is in ukraine, well , there are people who are not very interested, they watch television somewhere in different places. countries of the world, they clearly realized this, precisely when the russian army captured chernobyl zone this invasion of russia into ukraine, i have not yet seen in my career, and these are 18 soldiers of three generations. this is an invasion, this is tens of thousands of crimes, and there will be more of them while some ukrainian cities are still under occupation, the team and i are only beginning to delve into the subject of the deportation of children, but it is important to us that all those responsible are brought to justice. and in order for the number of enemy losses to increase, we have an important collection and need your help. the espresso tv channel and the vesna charity fund are collecting funds for the purchase of modern drones for ours

scouts bpp is needed by the 23rd separate rifle battalion of the armed forces, which is fighting in the hot donetsk direction. our goal is uah 1.9000. thanks to you, more than 9,000 uah have already been collected. we ask you to actively report, our defenders will report the occupiers sent to hell. for now, this is all the news that i have time to tell you, then my colleagues lesya vakulyuk and andriy saichuk will continue their marathon, i know that they have interesting information, as well as exclusive guests. dear friends, we continue our marathon, lesya vakulyuk, andriy saichuk, these studios are working for you the next two hours, you will spend in our company, first of all i want to thank you for... that you responded to our call about our collection, andriy stole from me the page with information about this collection,

thank you for returning it i also got confused, dear friends, 12,000 hryvnias were added today, no, wait, what am i saying, what 12, 15,000 hryvnias were added, and we already have 1,452,371 hryvnias in our account and 10 kopecks at the end further there they are complaining, listen, let's do something with them and even out these numbers, we need it to collect uah 1,760,000, because one of these shooting platforms that you have seen on your screens now is a ukrainian development, it costs 88,000, we need two, because we are collecting both for the da vinci wolves and for the joint tactical group adam, and it will go to the front line , will help boys and girls evacuate the wounded from the battlefield, will deliver ammunition to the field... and if it is slightly modified here, it can still be such a remote

-controlled machine gun, it will shoot, we are collecting such modules ourselves, which will be equipped with 12 12 caliber collimated gun, that is, it is a very powerful, powerful platform in fact, what people who are fighting say, what yabchanka said on the air, oleksandr yabchanka, from the davinci wolves, he said that they had a platform, but with a machine gun 7 -62, and a 12-gauge machine gun, he said that it would be a completely different story , very very helpful and in fact, well, we are gathering , so to speak, for good russians, including those who will definitely make these platforms yours, your hryvnias for us , relatives, well, we are also joining lesia, to be honest, already a little threw in both of these platforms, because it is necessary, it is necessary, it is necessary to show an example, i think it is absolutely correct.

friends, we really need to collect 308,000 more compared to that huge amount, this is a small thing, well, if there are 8,000 more, today, well , at least andrey and i will finish it, then our colleagues will also remind us about this collection, but if you finish more 800 for these two hours that we will be on the air, it will be nice, it will turn out that we collected 20,000 there in the morning, and then we will finish it in the day, and in this way, let's get closer, let's get closer to our goal, well, i already told you, i promised you, that on our air... today there will be a writer, eh, whose poem appeared on a mural in kharkiv, we showed this mural today in the morning roll call , this mural appeared in the place of the mural where alexander pushkin was painted, but now dreams appeared there and lines from ms. kateryna's poem appeared, and here is ms. kateryna in our studio, we welcome you, good morning, you knew that your lines appeared: on morality in kharkiv, now we have them

let's show these dreams again and where your poem is, i was just on my way to the publishers' forum yesterday when i saw the post of the artist dinych muzh, who made this mural, she attracted me, so i already came knowing about it, yes, but about that he will be, that he will appear, that there will be your lines, which ones exactly, dina and i are on good terms, so in principle she obviously knew that i would not be against such a story, and even more so it is very right that it appeared, not finish my poem, but a ukrainian poem, a ukrainian motif in pushkin's place, because it shouldn't mark ukrainian cities, it should disappear and be forgotten, as if it didn't exist, because i was simply surprised, i started looking for where you are from, i think, maybe you are just from kharkiv, and here the people of kharkiv decided to show in this way , that we have a modern writer, but no, you were born in vinnytsia, yes. it is far from kharkov, it is surprising that they did not write zhadana there, in fact, dina has

works with poems of zhadana, and with poems by oksana zabushko in kharkov, she made a mural, atila mohylny about the road from the occupation, his a famous very poignant poem, that is, she works very professionally with ukrainian poetry, introduces the people of kharkiv to ukrainian poetry, shows that not only russian culture is great, absolutely. how did your work change because of the war? well, it obviously became more bitter, because i wrote about the war in reality, that is, for me it did not begin on february 24, i worked a lot with this topic, in general as , let's say, a public intellectual and in the context of the translations i made from bosnian literature, that is, for for me, the war as a metatext actually existed, in the background

always, and accordingly since the 14th year, this is a very close story for me, and voluntarily, therefore, i cannot say that i began to think more about the war, because there is nowhere else to go, but, well, it became more bitter, more painful for all of us , we have lost many close people, we live in a very harsh reality , we have no planning horizon, and we have learned to live one day at a time, in this there is some kind of special, also painful happiness, in fact. when you are present in this moment and love very much everyone who surrounds you, somehow especially, especially shmku, but this, it's not easy, i think about the fact that this is exactly the moment, which is, relatively speaking, pushkin, and some other lines appear on top of it, and the lines of a modern

ukrainian literary man or poet, poetess, writer. writers, again, there is also a certain metaphor in this, yes , that is, we actually - if we scratch pushkin , in fact, that inscription, yes, also, purely metaphorically, then there would also be some ukrainian inscription, that is, this is a certain reconquista, yes reconquista, very accurate word, actually, thank you, because we are appropriating ourselves back, and all the meanings that were stolen from us, we take back, because one of the great works that we need. to do now in the cultural field is to show that this whole wall of the great russian culture, in fact, it is one-third, somewhere two-thirds built by ukrainian hands from ukrainian bricks, that is, from what was stolen from us, or what we ourselves carried there , believing that this great narrative is worth

joining, in various ways the empire imposed this very... its inflated greatness, and therefore all these bricks must be taken away back to myself and on those walls, where, let's say, there were other people's meanings, other people's portraits, and all this marked ukrainian cities, as the outskirts of the empire, those meanings and those portraits should appear, which will emphasize the ukrainian identity, i would for our audience, she once again read the lines that are actually in the moral, because they said about the moral themselves, we are talking about the author of the lines, but the lines themselves were not spoken, there was peace like honey that has thickened from the hills, and the dog walked to the hands, and the planet moved, but the metal sounded through the long note of honey, but the shadow of the face touched, dear, i'm there and i am still standing, not all of them are alive anymore, we have never had such stingy cuckoos in our family, they have been forging us for a year or two, and everything is cold in the chest, like silver on

the grass, i will tell you later, in fact, the frost is about this cuckoo that we forges very little, but it's april 22nd, that's why it's cold on the skin, yes, are these lines heard abroad, because it's clear that ukrainians will also get to know their culture now, with their modern culture, in this way, through morals, it gets somewhere it is for the mass and the user, but is it enough to hear ukrainian culture abroad, or do they understand that it is big, it just wasn't visible, not because we didn't want to show ourselves, just because we were specially covered up, well, actually, this is the great interest of ukraine, which fortunately woke up, but unfortunately, in in connection with the war, he actually pumped a lot to us over the last year, in our

outward-directed narrative, that's why we wanted to hear ukrainian writers, in particular, and people of culture in general, because it's always about language, culture, cultural diplomacy, if anything, you can talk really a lot more than, within the limits of a dry diplomatic protocol, and of course this wave is not forever, and it is already slowly starting, not to subside, but to become smaller, that is, people have passed... the first shock when they discovered that in the middle europe is a huge country with a very deep and independent culture, which was really hidden, which was not heard, and which should be. to inquire and well, in fact , there is something, that is, there are also living ukrainian authors who come abroad, directors, musicians, theater actors, and so on, and so on,

there are translated books, there are projects that can be seen, and these projects are very worthy of the world level, and when people got the first shock of recognition, they started to get used to it and of course they heard us. even in the perspective of five years, so my trips abroad, with the level of perception and the level of interest, it is now a completely, completely different story, that is , they listen more attentively, listen more sensibly, and if they ask any questions, it is already not exoticization, but how do you live there in your native lands, and that's already well, that is, i it is clear that people have... regarding ukraine. you know, if i try, if i am, in april of last year, there was actually, you know, a cycle of the whole works of edgar digg, a very famous

french artist, an impressionist, who was called russian dancers, yes, yes, and they were finally renamed, and this happened wherever there are these works, enlightened in art galleries, museums, and now they are called ukrainian dancers, this is one of the... paintings from this cycle, for example, ukrainian, or they are called - they are called, for example, a dancer in the ukrainian system, sometimes they are renamed that way, they are different , but in the end it did not happen completely spontaneously either, behind this story there is the work of people, ukrainian cultural experts, artists who spoke about it, who argued, who discussed and explained, and proved in language, including the facts that these are ukrainian formations, that it was daga who was one of those natural women who wrote so and so, and this shows that in order to win back this ukrainian territory, we definitely need to sometimes enter the territory where the russians are already 100

years very comfortably exist, i'm talking about faculties, whole slavic studies, which are mostly fakulteki, dostoyevsky, turgenev and so on and so on, this is the russian view, the imperial view of this culture, a piece of which we definitely claim, and recently there was this one. another scandal, this is the participation of andriy kurkov with masha gesen, and she is not even quite russian, because she has a russian passport, because she has an american passport, she renounced her russian citizenship, she definitely does not support putin, a person with a liberal poland, moreover, not even a binary personality, well, in a word, definitely not a non -russian person, not a russian-oriented person, and the question arose again very, very, if not acutely. m, are we ready in principle to discuss with the russians on the same platform, then who should discuss with the russians?

in the end, well, for me, for example, it is a personal question, and i have immense respect for mr. andrii kurkov, i really hope that i will be able to record an interview for us in the near future, but when we decided in the 90s that andrii korkov is ukrainian writer and you can write ukraine in russian, but being a ukrainian writer, so to speak...we took a lot for ourselves, we took people like kurkov, and today kurkov is a really strong voice of ukraine and a patriot, i'm sure of that , but at the same time, we blurred a little the boundaries of ukrainian ukrainian identity, and when today there is a war for identity, it is very important for us to gather it all together somewhere, what is your position in this particular conflict, should we surrender these sites to security if someone from russians appears there, what is the criterion for you? you know me over the past year and a half, i have refused to participate in many festivals where russians were announced, even if they were not on

the same panel as me, especially if they were russians with russian passports, who pay taxes to the russian budget, for which russian missiles are bought , who fly to ukrainian cities, then one of the criteria is, like that, simple and clear, that is, if we say conditional... some super good russian, has lived in the west for 20 years and suffers from the regime, then this is a different conversation, but anyway to me the question to that person would be, why doesn't she go home and apologize, clean up all the crap that they, that they have allowed to happen, i.e. these people have a lot of homework and they should be spending their time on it, but not for a discussion with the ukrainians, with these instructive positions and conciliation. which this beautiful term on the internet arose from the submission, it seems, of zaven babluyan, who is in the 14th year, but regarding

the conflict surrounding the dialogue... andriy kurkov with masha hessen. i also always respected and i respect mr. andrii, but i do not agree with this step. and actually, why? because we have now also entered the phase when such a frontal boycott - mutually with the russians - probably no longer works on international platforms. and you need to approach each case individually, look, for example, well, first of all, what kind of person, what is the format of the conversation. what will be the benefit, what is the efficiency of this conversation, and will the benefit of this conversation be greater than the harm, as from the division of the community, which is caused by such a choice, and in this particular case, i do not agree with step mr. andrii, absolutely, i don’t see the point in this conversation, i read its synopsis on babel, i don’t think it was a heated discussion in which anything was proven, it was

a complimentary conversation that allowed masha hesen to clean her pores publicly after that story in the spring, when artem cheh, chapai and ira tsylyk refused to participate in the festival in new york, and after that she, without even being direct, called them cruel, cruel ukrainian writers, then there was vika amelina in this t-shirt, then vik amelin killed and all this, this whole snowball cut off like that. not even in gesin, the problem is that andrii khurko in this case showed non-solidarity with his colleagues, actually yes, in this specific case, and this is really, this is a very painful split in the community, this is not the dimension of the facebook scandal, that is, some people , what inappropriate things were written in the comments, we can never turn them off, what happens on the internet, unfortunately, there at some point ceases to be controlled, but those people who tried to have a civilized conversation, putting uncomfortable questions, they asked them out of great pain, they

were it is unpleasant that the attempts at a new social contract, which we are obviously trying to build, they break on some such, i don't know, whether it is deafness, or short-sightedness, or an unwillingness to pay attention to colleagues, you know that, when there is a lot of water on you and you you're trying to build a dam, but in this case, it's all a russian narrative, a post-soviet narrative, because masha hesen broadcasts, they broadcast. rather imperial things, regardless of whether she is a liberal and an american citizen and so on, and when you try not to miss it further, to protect there conditionally the teenage children of today, someone comes and thinks that these stones that you have already laid, they do not lie flat and in general, they look like children's cubes, so they can be scattered, because you're older and you know, no, it doesn't work like that now , you see, this is a very important point in all these discussions, it's like we're talking about how we work with...

the russians and their propaganda or their imperial narrative abroad on those sites that we seem to have in mind first of all, the external audience, that is, the audience of those countries of the western world that support us in this war, for which we are fighting for their support and for their attention, in fact, we are also thinking somewhere in retrospect about this ricochet, with which it hits the ukrainian audience, we actually fear this influence very much, i am among those who by the way. then he attacked kurkov terribly in the comments of all these discussions in social networks, met a lot of people who literally two years ago told me that i do not know there, a stubborn nationalist, because i didn't like russian rap, i thought it was wrong, that what we, that we don't see a problem here in principle, that is, i understand that these people now have such hyperpatriotism, which has replaced everything that they have was from that russian

culture, yes'. this emptiness, but it is not, this quantity may not mean quality at all, absolutely, right now there is a very fragile identity in people and a very fragile solidarity that is trying to be built, that's why there is such an urgent demand for justice, that's why the reactions are like that nervous, and the most important thing, in fact, is what we are doing now here with our community , it is extremely important to speak the world, it is extremely important that ukraine does not disappear from the agenda, someone there wants... to tire of it, and nevertheless it cannot be allowed, but everything that happens inside here in the community, it will go with us for decades going forward, and if, and now there will be a lot of rifts, they are already, they are emerging, very different experiences, and very different ways of experiencing this war, and if you add some more valuable ones to these cracks splits, because in fact, if you isolate the rational grain from the situation with the cock, it is these