[000:00:00;00] like, if they stop giving ammunition to ukraine, ukraine will capitulate in a month, in a week, he seems to have said, and we, we know that at least today i asked one of the soldiers that question, and he said that sounds like the truth , what is the current situation at the front in your opinion, are we winning, you know, yes, you know, when a person is not even just afraid, but maybe the commander of a unit, even... he is still a bachactoral situation in the entire war, on the entire front line, so from him, it is subjective point of view and it often may not be, it is, well, not often, it can never be completely objective and show it, it cannot be interpreted for the entire front line and for

the entire war, the reserves that we have, which were given to us under the program of the year 23, they are even if right now they will stop, if it is enough that at least until the spring of the year 24, by the year 24, i think, the congress of the united states, there will be a decision about maybe not as much as we would like, the amount of weapons will be transferred to us in different ways, but also stops, supplies weapons are also not foreseen, these two options are extreme, well, the extreme is still being circled, but the probability, well, i roughly calculated that the probability that we will stop supplying... weapons, at least to the united states, is somewhere around 5%, and somewhere around 5 %, which will increase the supply of weapons to us, most likely, 2000, the 24th year will be at the level of this year , the 23rd, in quantity, and well, in finances and in the weapons that are supplied to us, in the 25th year there is already there will be certain problems, because

no matter what putin says, what kind of problems there are, it can be that way celebrated his birthday, today is putin’s birthday, er, i mean the israeli events, but to say that if they stop , it will end, no, if they even stop , they will not supply, which at least until the whole winter, until the spring, there until april, no less, we will have enough of everything, therefore, there is no need here, there is no need to treat us, as they say, but the situation on the front line, the fact is that the defense line built by the russians is densely mined , many echeloned, in order to get defense, units, well, you have to i mean the russians, they have, to a certain depth of these defensive defense lines, that is, it, well, it is usually, that is, it should be there up to 30 km, well, at least 10-15 km, if it becomes thinner, there up to 5- 3x there, then this line is already breaking and the pressing continues, well, this is the baltic front, now the counter-battery , our struggle, the fathers of battles, this is not

an advance on... here, here there may even be no advance, but here is the density, the depth of the russian defense, it is decreasing, it is becoming narrower and narrower, and when it shrinks to critical proportions, and everything is moving towards that, then we will already see faster and more significant progress, and i don't want to make any optimistic predictions that will calm everyone down, but that's how it happens, we are waging a very powerful counter-battery fight, we destroy in a day... about 10 systems, well, artillery systems of the enemy, this is despite the fact that they have the power to produce about that much per month, well, saluya can produce 10 per month, we are lower than 200 russian tanks per month, they have an opportunity of their industry to produce 20 tanks per month and from the fact that they deconcerned from the warehouses, they already have almost half of the resource from these warehouses, which there are large reserves, there are 15 or

more called. half have already been used, but they can put them in order and put them in order, somewhere around 50, well, tanks , for example, heavy equipment, and we have 200 for the lower ones , that is, they start 70, they lose 200, there are 10 artillery, they 10-15 from they start from strength, they lose about that much per day, so the russian is depleted the army, especially the equipment, yes, there is still enough resources there and it is very large there, but the technical one is not, thank you, mr. oleksiy, oleksiy hetmanexpert, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, was with us, we continue our marathon, we will talk with an extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine to israel yevhen korniychuk, but now we will take a short break, people and ideas that protect and create

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the shelling seems to have subsided, in any case, the center of the country is almost no longer being fired upon, they are mainly firing in the south , on settlements near the gas sector, as i understand it, they are being fired upon from mortars, but it is already so ponertsii, as they say, while now the reservists are being called up. yes, such an extended reservist call, i just now passed by the bus stop there, i saw a lot of people with weapons there, well, this kind of reservist type, here is the artillery , the israeli air force is working on targets in the gas, they are bombing something there, shelling, what exactly so far not it is very clear, in general, frankly speaking, the country is in such a state of severe shock now, because the scale of the catastrophe is still unclear, so that it is a catastrophe, this does not cause any doubt, because there was no such thing, i did not i know, it's been there for decades for sure. mr. serhiy, ukraine has always looked at israel as an example of how to live in a time

of war, and to combine this life with the constant risk of death, and envied the good iron dome, talked about how much, how much brave... good prepared by the israeli army, israeli intelligence, and here yes, yes, it all happened suddenly, that there are a lot of footage about the capture of some military units, bases, the capture of soldiers, the capture of a general and a commanding officer, as i understand it, and one question arises, how how could it all happen so suddenly, well, now that is the main question of the day, how could this happen at all, because gaza has always been a source of danger, hamas is one of the immediate threats to the state of israel, they talked about the fact that there will be attempts to break through quite a long time ago, that's right here it is... the scenario was described, such a massive shelling of the south and the center of the country and

under its cover a request to break through the border, this was already in the fourteenth year, but then it was all of such a character, how to say, well, sporadic, a few people asked , and here they broke through in three directions, by air, by sea and through, well, through the barrier structures, that's actually all this and all this horror came out, i... i'm not even sure that it's all over already, now i i pass the crossroads, the road that leads just right in the direction of the south, it is blocked, ugh, that is, apparently they do not let cars in there , or, well, they inspect the cars that will go there, in short, in general, it is not clear at what stage they overslept, who overslept, that is either the intelligence, or the security service, or the political echelon did not heed the warnings of the intelligence there, or... they got very involved in the fight with iran, yes, but they slept

through the threat that was right next to them, in short, here are the questions now , ideally, someone will have to answer, usually in israel in such cases, after how the event ends, a commission is created, and the commission deals with the causes of such a terrible failure, i don’t know, i don’t know, after that we will admit the war of the doomsday, but if in the war of the doomsday all this could be attributed to what was then there was a six-day war before it. and we defeated the armies of the large arab states very easily and quickly, maybe then there was such giddiness from success, like they were waiting on the benches, yes, that the arabs are afraid of us and will not laugh at us, but now this is the situation completely different, and i'll say it again, 10 years ago they warned that everything would develop according to this scenario, that's now , ismail hania or hania, that's right, and probably hania.

the head of hamas met twice with lavrov in particular and visited moscow in a year, could russia in particular be behind this attack, could they be training hamas fighters, in the end we see a video of an attack, for example, on a merkava tank with the use of sufficiently advanced drones and cluster bombs . i do not have information on whether russia is behind it the organization of this attack, the fact that it is profitable, it is without a doubt, absolutely, here you don't need to be seven in the forehead to understand that now this is such a mess in the middle east, but there is now the potential that this will escalate into a much greater escalation , it is certainly beneficial for them, because, that is, to divert the attention of the west from ukraine, yes , to switch it to the middle east, to israel, plus to this same thing, well, here the factor of iran cannot be written off from the accounts, israel now has a literal speech was already walking

here is about setting the date for the peace treaty with saudi arabia, it would be a completely fantastic breakthrough, it is scary and unprofitable for iran, here is the fact, well, iran and russia cannot be considered now, we will now join the conversation with another interlocutor, this is vadym polishchuk, historian, political commentator, also from israel, mr. vadim, join us, and you are welcome... you see, good day, good day, well, let 's just continue, netanyahu has already declared that this is actually a war, can it really be war, what does it really mean, which ones will be the next steps of the government, what do you expect, well, we expect, of course, that the government and the state will repulse this attack and stop the violence in the border... cities of israel, because

people are shocked and did not expect such a development. ugh, even now egypt, at least reuters reports, has warned about the severe consequences that could be for israel if a very serious, as i understand it, punitive operation, or military action against palestine, is carried out. gas sector, so i, could it be, is there a threat of escalation, how seriously should these threats hidden by egypt be taken, in your opinion, mr. vadim, well, of course there will be threats, but it must be taken into account that israel behaves in a rather limited way and tries to avoid casualties among the civilian population, which is very different from the same palestinians,

but for egypt it is necessary to somehow keep face in front of other arab countries, in front of its population, which is mostly anti-israel. therefore, i believe that egypt will most likely not interfere, here rather, we should be afraid of the intervention from the north from hizbollah, uh, because they can take advantage of this situation, the fact that the tzagal forces will be involved in the south, against hamas and well, from those experts that i heard in israel from people who have some experience in of all those things, echo. precisely the fear of hezbollah's intervention. mr. serhiu, your opinion, can this develop into a more serious conflict. i already got in touch with serhii auslander, a journalist from israel, who is just now going straight to work, but we have vadim polishchuk, very

i will briefly ask mr. vadym. mr. vadim, is this not going to be a problem, in general, is it, is it, is it not going to complicate the situation with democracy with the... the state of democracy in israel, because in fact it may add, for example, it seems to me to arguments for benjamin netanyahu in his some there are authoritarian tendencies, is there not such a danger as well? i don't see any authoritarian tendencies in netanyahu's actions, it's more you, well, fabrications of his political opponents. netanyahu has always been quite democratic, so there is no need to worry about this. rather after all, maybe this senseless political struggle that has been tearing israel apart for the past months will stop, and somehow people will come to their senses, somehow, and understand that these internal disputes are not worth

risking the country and putting it under the attack of external enemies. because this is all that has happened in recent months, it greatly inspired our enemies who live next to us, and in the last place their courage is caused by this, well, we hope that somehow the israelis will be able to rally and fight back against this attack and this bloodshed, mr. vadim, what are people writing in some social networks in israel? what's your mood now? well, the moods are different, it depends on the people, well, from the beginning they were really surprised by how easily these, these groups of terrorists were able to pass through the territory of israel, they are already buzzing there, people

somehow try to analyze, maybe because they got used to it during some air alarms, go to the bomb shelter. and because of that, from nenatsk , they attacked those soldiers who could not fight back, well, let's see, i think they will analyze it now, it is very clear that the actions a lot of conclusions have been made about the terrorists, precisely because of the war in ukraine, these drones that they started using, where did they come from, no one had seen anything like this from them before, and here israel will need all its power, its radio-electronic means of combat, air defense and everything else, to somehow deal with such means of warfare. an interesting point is that today is, as far as i understand, the 50th

anniversary of the doomsday war, can you remind me of this date and is it a coincidence, well i don't think it's a coincidence, we understand that the arabs... just like putin, they like some kind of symbolism in their actions, and they always tried to somehow take revenge for the humiliation they received in 1967 and 1973, and that's why they haven't given up revenge yet. many people always said that even with israeli experts, that all the arabs have understood that it is impossible to defeat israel, well , they would like to think so, but we see that they have not yet come to their senses, they may still need some other, more rigorous explanations. although now are such times that it is very difficult, well, we

we see on the example of ukraine, when ukraine is fighting in chess, and against you they are fighting in chapaev, well, in such conditions it is very difficult to fight, as we understand, well, we will wait for good news from israel, we hope that israel will deal with this as soon as possible , with this terrorist attack, and civilians, in particular, will be protected from these barbaric, barbaric. thank you, it was vadym polishchuk, a historian and political commentator from israel, meanwhile, on the internet they publish scary footage of civilians being stolen, simply abducted and taken, under the control, to the palestinians the territory, the people, and everything will be exchanged , as far as i understand, i want that so that they will not be mocked, but we also see footage of them being mocked. military, israeli, alive and also over already, unfortunately, in the dead, and some

of our events are already mentioned here, what we experienced when russian troops entered, for example , bucha, now we will, zelensky, by the way, has already reacted , literally 15 minutes ago, a message appeared from him, where he was in english, as well as in ukrainian, wrote that this is terrible news and, in fact, that he expresses his condolences to all those whose relatives and friends will die from a terrorist attack, we believe that order will be restored, terrorists will be destroyed, and so on, in short, the ukrainian reacted president, now we will remember the events that happened in february in march in buch, we will remember because, because the film is a documentary... it is called the lost souls of buch, which belongs, the idea of ​​this film belongs to the author and correspondent of the program

60 minutes scott whalley, who came to buchi, when the actual exhumation of the bodies of ukrainians murdered by the russians was taking place and i decided to shoot a documentary, this documentary won the 2023 emmy award in the category of outstanding scene... the local producer of the film was ukrainian sofya kochmar tymoshenko, now we will talk with her about this film and that , in fact, how did we work on this difficult documentary work, so sofia is on our airwaves , congratulations, sofia, congratulations to lesya, congratulations to andria, it is very, very exciting to talk about bucha to you, because i always associated bucha with you and me now is such an important moment for me to talk about your hometown, about how i worked in it,

remembering that you were there, we were not born, we were not born, but it was ours, for sure five or six very, very good, beautiful years spent in the city and what the russians did to this city is very painful, because it was really terrible, you see those shots of those battles, for example, from the cities of sin, which you know very well this house of ours is not far from, in fact, the neighboring street from the old one yablunivska street, starojablonskayablonska street, where all the terrible murders of people took place, and also near the church where the russians set up a mass grave, such a nameless grave, where the bodies of the dead ukrainians were dumped, where they were taken, we too... passed this church 100 times, so that , it's very, very painful, i don't know when i'll dare, for example, i can't even watch

documentaries from the days of the maidan, about how shootings at institutes took place, although so many years have passed since that time, and when will they be the document will arrive i will have the strength, not that i will find the hands or the time, the strength, in fact, to watch this tape again, i don’t know how many years will pass, but nevertheless, the tape won the emmy award in 2002 23 and what it was like to talk about bucha to a foreign audience, what was it like to work on this tape? er, i always say that it was very easy for me to work for the butch, it sounds very strange, but actually being among these people who went through these horrors was very warm to me, and very, even though i five times a day i could listen to such long confessions about, about what people experienced, they very often told me about death, about how they learned about the death of their relatives, or someone witnessed the death of relatives, for

example, the father of two boys, saw how the russians shot him, waving, that is, he was in the car that the russians shot from a tank, and he managed to get out, but nevertheless he was there somewhere behind a tree watching the car burn with his two sons and his wife, so even though her people in bucha they told me the most terrible things, which only our ukrainian people were experiencing, eh, i worked very warmly in bucha and very often even after that i was very drawn there to these people of mine and i would not say that this was some kind of traumatic experience of mine, on the contrary, it is one of the most important experiences , both my personal and my journalistic, because i could touch the wounds of my people, and

tell about these wounds, to the whole world public, this very film, scott peli conceived when he was in the exhumation of the bodies, and how you remember there were 116 bodies which, it was later found after the russians left, uh, and at the time when this meeting was going on, there were a lot of cameras, the whole world was represented there, but it was very difficult to talk to people, and because there were a lot of cameras and due to the fact that people were not yet ready to tell about their victim, and he came back... two months later and i was the producer of this film, and we decided to tell who these people were alive, that the russians actually destroyed , because by killing every ukrainian, they destroy someone small or big personal world, and now we can see it on the screen, so something

separated us from sofia, let me remind you that sofia kochmar tymoshenko was a loka...' the producer of the film lost souls, the documentary film was shot by a foreign journalist and was actually awarded a prize emmy 2023 as a reminder of what happened in the butch, because so much happened after that and is still happening now that it is already being washed away and the world is slowly forgetting, so it is very good to remind with such documentaries that the war continues and that the russians , it is he to things have already appeared on mdb, this is a very large resource, where there is an opportunity, where reviews are also collected, and people who are registered can vote for that other tape, and the film has a very high rating, 8.2 out of 10, the rating is not much yet votes, it's already on mdb, but

it doesn't work, unfortunately, restore it from sofia. kochmar tymoshenko, the local producer of the film, the connection, i am, i am right, i watched how sofia worked on this film, how the exhumation was carried out, how she listened to all these stories, painful stories people, about how people brought photos, for example, to this tent where the exhumations took place and said, this is my daughter, she was like that, it was important for them that their relatives were seen as they were alive, and not as . how they were mutilated by the russians, who had mutilated faces or lost limbs, and probably this was also a kind of therapy for those people whose relatives were heard about, the same way when i learned that our neighbor in buch was killed by the russians in his yard, then included for polish coppersmiths, i repeated his name, because

it was very important to me that the world, at least poland, knew. what sashko golde was like, what he was like and how beautiful he was and would have been further along if the russians had not come there to attack, dear friends, this is where we go to the news, annoeva melnyk will tell what is happening in the world and in the country this last hour, annoyeva, you have the word, thank you, colleagues for your work, i congratulate you, the newsroom is working, we will tell you about the most important things that are happening in ukraine and the world, stay with us. a state of emergency was declared throughout the territory of israel - said the minister of national security and tamar bangvir. in the morning , militants of the radical palestinian group hamas attacked the country from the gaza strip. they massively hit the central and