[000:00:00;00] the south, let's call it that, in the last week or two did not deny that something was happening there, because the formulation of maneuvers with forces and means appeared there, it's just that it's difficult to imagine that we would have a reserve in terms of manpower now, to create a quantitative advantage over the russians in the kherson region, accordingly, the operation is risky, the fact that something is still happening there and puts the russians in an operational crisis is simply a miracle, a military miracle, perhaps even more of a military miracle than the liberation of kherson, but it is risky, so it is possible that a military basically political the management did the first possible thing, so balanced by the fact that they did not start talking about the formation of bridgeheads, some very broad prospects about the repetition of the day where, but instead they began to make different, irrelevant intrigues about it, that is, we will keep the intrigue going, i think, and it's good that she's holding on, here's the result, another guest has joined us, this is andrii shishuk,

call sign sever, a member of the armed forces of ukraine, this is from the avdiiv direction, i congratulate you, mr. andriy, yes, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine, to the heroes, glory, and here we are a little bit about avdiivskyi the direction was spoken, but still i would like to hear, without a direct participant, these nuances, that is, when it is said that in these few days there, the russians began to control terykon more , whether they really control it or not, after all still. how close they came to fulfilling some of their important tasks in order to achieve some kind of cut-off of ukrainian logistics, or at least, a substantial interference with ukrainian logistics, however you would describe it, of course, to the extent that you you can talk about it, uh, look, according to their tactics and their promotion

, i can say the following that they... for this one you can say a month, because it is a month, in fact, the first assaults from krasnohorovka began on september 30, they were so reconnaissance, let's say so, but they started on the bmp, and it's already, well, that is, a month, for this month, they managed to take, roughly speaking, a district two landings thick from the krasny side, that's a lot and don't say there that they are there they advance little and so on, it is a lot in this direction, because the corridor narrows, and that's it this is not a very good signal for us, that is, now everyone, i think, understands this, who is in place, and includes additional power assets

, what i want to say next, from the south, from the south, the russians did such, let's say, very not, well net its entrance, from the side of the water, that is, they were previously down, near the ridge of ponds on the water, now they managed to advance and gain a foothold already on top, and there, roughly speaking, to get out of this lowland, and they approached the northern one, and that too this, roughly speaking, is a double border, if they don't have everything in the north if they succeed in entering, it will be a defeat for them, let’s say so, and this all leads to the conclusion that they are not done with this and now the weather has improved, it is drying up, i think that there will be more attempts and more than one, including

the use techniques, but this one is about the interval when there were such rains and bad weather, they also used infantry, they are trying to saturate both their fronts as much as possible now, with infantry, manpower, that is, all the places where it can be hidden, they shove , shove , they push, and right there, you can see, as it is allowed, a hit in some stronghold of theirs, and from there just like cockroaches they run out and run out and it is not clear where they were all there in droves. this is also their tactic, that is, to saturate the front edge with infantry as much as possible, and they do not spare this infantry, well , we have said this many times, we understood it, in my opinion, it was logical on our part, i also understood, the actions namely in the direction, in the direction of the water, this ledge is very, let's say

, just as shaky. and most of the people's equipment, they try to move the sand over and over again to move it rush to the water equipment, they are coming through... from just this ridge of such ponds or shoals of some kind, now there will be precipitation again and it will all get wet, and i think that it would be best for us to cut off their logistics in this place and this ledge to exhaust, and this ledge was introduced, to drop them again into the lowlands, and all the more so because you can say already through the ridge of pervomaiski ponds there, and there is a rather strong brigade, which also constantly, let’s say, does not give them peace,

they probably already have this one brigade er, ok well studied and they don’t even try to attack there anymore, now they went along the other shore, well, that’s so briefly about the main uh, in the context of the event, and how would you assess what causes the greatest pain from the russian side for, well, for our forces , that is, what is the most dangerous, what are their most dangerous actions, the most unpleasant, unpleasant actions, well, i’m gently describing them like that, well , it’s hard to say here, you understand, i can’t, i can’t , again well, enemy, well, this is a hint, so i guess i will leave this question unanswered, i will also say that in their tactics, especially in krasnogohorivka, were used several times, such and such an action, as they tried to break through the landing, simply move

the landing to the first echelons of our defense, and then already there in the nearest area, roughly speaking, in the nearest rear somewhere to land their infantry, and it turns out that they... if, well, not what they cut off, but, let's say, with their, their infantry, they used from the near rear, which from the action, and this infantry, in addition to other things, also tries to get out with the majority, back, faster, but in such a situation, when it is in the vicinity, it has no other way out but to go through our positions and, that is, to start a battle, and so on, this is the tactic they used several times, in the direction of krasnogorka, that is, to take weapons, our other commanders, and well, they countered this, that is, they simply sacrifice the first or second machine so that it blows up somewhere, then

others try to break through this landing, and it may not be from the first assault, even, but still, and then they don't go into this gap, further there to the right and left, they go into this one they are trying to make a breakthrough already in the near rear, that is, this is what they used , and this is what i understand, literally this is a new type of their actions, well, that is, in recent days, during this month, it was not new actions and assaults at all with a lot, well, a lot of use of technology, they were probably directed to this somehow, let's just say this, they sometimes wandered, sometimes they didn't get there, but it's not new, it's, on the contrary, this, as far as i remember, this, method one of the ukrainian brigades was the first to use it, and it was successful, well, it probably worked

i taught them, well, war is such a thing that you have to learn, i can also say that it is very important right now, this, koksokhim, everyone is talking about him now, but it is true. such an enterprise, the area of ​​which is, let's say, like two, more than the two nearest villages there, this is one enterprise, and now to saturate it completely, let's say, with our soldiers, this is, well, the task, and this is what is being done and what what should have been done earlier, i will say, to my surprise, i, coming there and a month or two ago, that there was constant obstruction from the side the workers of this plant, there was security there, she was there until the end, and she prevented the military from entering this territory, and most of the military

obeyed her, in my opinion, this is unacceptable, in a situation when it is necessary to make combat positions, it is necessary to defense, and such and such a section of the front, well, it becomes somehow inaccessible there, that is, something must be done about it, and this is such a manifestation that must be taken into account, let 's say, and that is, draw conclusions, like even the rank-and-file commander of the platoon may, let's say so, with our own will, power, industrial objects, because, well, whatever interests there are, there is business, oligarchs and so on, this plant, but when there is such an object on the front line, and we

we understand that this is where the enemy rushes, is the key, we can say in this confrontation, there should not be any obstacles, and i will say more that all this security, well, in my subjective opinion, as it is now there, in principle remains there nearby, they live there and nearby, they are, well, roughly speaking, they are future mobilization reserves our enemy, because they firmly decided to stay there, i don't know what they hope for, there are her people, well, everyone is under guard, roughly speaking, men and everyone who worked at that factory, there, well, some people, that's all, let's understand men, and there will be a situation similar to how in north donetsk, nitrogen workers stayed there as families and so on, and then they fought against us under the bahma, there by thousands, thousands, of course there are not so many of them in clothes, but they, let's say that's enough, they all, i think

, expect to stay and be attached there to the so-called dnr, and something must be done about this too, because, let's say, these people cannot be trusted, as they see the movement of our troops, they, well, roughly speaking, hinder him as much as possible, well, that is, this is the situation with coxekhim. very, very bad, i didn't like it, it's a huge territory on which you can be entrenched, on which there are tunnels , on which there are reinforced concrete, such spurs that a tank cannot break through, and there, no, the military, who need it, could not get there was, well, you know, what you're telling me, i think that it's just actually in the place of some history, because after all, the owner, the avdiiv ko ko khim, of course, he is famous for the way he stopped

the russian takeover in donetsk with his horns, but he is already the owner of azovstal, as far as i know, there were no problems in getting a foothold in azovstal and defending in azovstal, that is, most likely, this is exactly the situation on the spot, it is just possible that you should not pay attention to what some guards say there and tell some legends, because no i think the owner was interested, especially after koksokhim itself was already... repeatedly bombed, in general , that is, this kind of story is very strange, but what you told, well, i think it is worth paying attention to it and maybe even to someone who has relation to the ownership of this, i will simply say that probably not so much the owner was interested, as the local residents, and they, roughly speaking, organized this, this obstruction, and roughly speaking, those, let's say so, well, probably these are the cambriges, m "clear cambrigs,

there are, those who have been here for a long time in this direction, they had their willful decision, well, this the decision to make and still enter, fully into this territory earlier, but, alas , how threatened it is now that the enemy can enter there at all, well, before our troops, that is, in full, in full, this conclusion i give you i will not say, probably he will not say, the only thing i will say is that the enemy will not stop, and until now there will be no season of such constant rains, we are expecting equipment again, and now, well, almost every day, he is probing with infantry, with infantry he has, well, wants to go as far as possible in almost all areas, i will say so, if we enter this season and that's it.

i already understand the enemy, if we enter this season, when the enemy will be in the fields and plantations, and we will be, roughly speaking, in promke and in the north, there in the buildings, then it will be much better for us to fight than for him, and it is he he also understands, so he wants as much as possible to gain a foothold somewhere, at least on some edge of the building, so that when the rains and cold start, he has some, well, fortifications... above his head and so on, and this is understandable and it was so in by the way, uh, i still want to say that unfortunately, on it's a pity, from my conclusion, the fact that there were inerts and minis. barricade is a plus, and let's put it this way, if there was a strip of such fortifications and mine barriers in front of bakhmut, it is not a fact that bakhmut would still be taken, even by the wagnerites, but what was now here, with all the barricades and fortifications, is

unfortunately, not even half of what the enemy built in the zaporozhye direction, not even half, maybe not even a third, and this is unfortunately, well, that is, the settlement has been fighting for nine years, and this, unfortunately, also requires a lot of conclusions and attention and i already said on yours channel and i will say this until it starts to be applied in some way, that is, engineering units are needed, which will start to make, uh , concrete, reinforced metal fortifications, we should have two, three lines ahead... mine barriers, that's all clear, this everything, well, it is clear to everyone who is fighting at the front, but it is not clear to those who, unfortunately, sit there in kyiv and say that we will soon win there and build the country there,

unfortunately, unfortunately, they do not hear, well yes, that is, more care should be taken now about this protection, thank you, that was andrii shyshuk, a serviceman of the zavdiyiv district armed forces. thank you for joining us and we wish you success in the defense of avdiyivka, and ivan, look, we have heard such interesting things, but i have a question for you, if we compare it with that idea, how can you describe it russians , from the beginning of this assault on avdiyivka, what they succeeded, what they failed to achieve, that is, in general , to achieve at this moment. well, let's get closer to the line of our communications, around which there is an increasingly hot story, but let's say that, at the same time, they for some reason, they are trying to attack the driver in the forehead, and maybe they even want to make it so that our troops are forced to retreat from there with battles, so here

you can write 50 on 50, plus, after all, this factor, which turns out to be there on the aldivsky hoksokhim, has its own nuances that could not be known. not having information from the fields, he also has his own influence, that is why it is very difficult to say here now, unequivocally, but we can only say that if the russians were clearly planning such a blitz about avdiyvka, he he did not succeed, but they are clearly prepared for the fact that this siege can be long-lasting, and yet here is the story that they tried to dig trenches under our positions, it has not yet found development, but we cannot exclude , what else will she find, once there it turns out... that there is no volitional decision that the avdiiv koksokhim, as the rashists themselves declared that they had covered some command post there, but it turns out that there is simply some security there that can send our military, if you were evaluating which in the area avdiyivka is a priority direction for russians, south or half north, well, the south is a water

test, but relatively speaking, the north is precisely krasnogohorivka and avdiyivska, according to koksakh logic, they are both priorities. it is not yet clear why they are trying to storm avdiivka head-on, it is just their doctrine, the storming of cities that they have worked on there after syria, it directly assumes that you must first cut the communications around the city, surround it, and then go to the frontal assault , why are they trying to cut off the communication in half at the same time? it's difficult, they tried, they tried to advance from the south, something didn't work out for them, that's probably why it's happening, it didn't work out except thanks to... our military, and so their doctrine directly stipulates that they should advance there from the south with afternoon, to close the circle, and there is really this story about the fact that there the density of mine barriers on our side has increased, well , the russians will also complain about this, how did they think that this game can be played only by one person, that they know how to set mines,

well, by the way, let's fix it, in relation just mines, as military-technical assistance from partners, somehow we didn't talk much, but apparently we also received something so interesting that even if we hired for... mines only on the belarusian border, and here now the russians have a problem with mines, thank you , it was ivan kyrychevsky, military expert defense, thank you for joining us, well, continue to watch our broadcast, we have news for you and i will meet with you in a week. we are looking for 13-year-old sofiyka nikifora. the girl lived in mariupol and disappeared on the first day of the full-scale war. almost two years about the fate of this. nothing is known, so i really hope for your help. look

at the photo and remember sofiyka's face. if suddenly someone sees the girl or you know her whereabouts, do not hesitate and call us on the hotline of the magnolia children's search service at the short number 1163. calls from any ukrainian mobile operator are free, or write to the chatbot of the children's search service in telegram. also. i want to remind you that we are continuing the search for 17-year-old serhiy samoilov, who also disappeared in mariupol, his my mother said that on the very first day of the full-scale war, the city was very restless, and with every hour, the situation only rapidly worsened, the family hid in the basement from the bombings, but the shelling was far from the only problem of the residents of mariupol. there was no internet, light, or water, we even drank technical water from a technical tap. then only on the street, well, the whole family got fed up, he didn’t drink, he couldn’t eat

, to be honest, it was very difficult , all the stores were ransacked, no transport, nothing, we just sat there and есть хотели, despite all the horrors, what bothered 15-year-old serhiy samoilov the most was the lack of internet, which is why the boy wanted to go from mariupol, spent the night in... he was fascinated by computers, studied programs, tried to develop them there, created servers and why he actually saying, he was leaving home, yes, there was no connection at home, no internet, of course, there were already problems with water and food there, he was going to go to pokrovsk, serhiy planned to go to his mother's acquaintance in pokrovsk, this also donetsk region, approximately 200 km from mariupol, and the boy's family did not dare to leave the house, from yes, serhii left alone, it happened on march 6, at 4:00 in the evening, my grandmother and i did not

let him go, because there was a lot of shooting around, and to be honest, we had absolutely nothing to eat and drink then, it was very scary, he took he had a backpack with him, there was a computer in it , he dressed the way young people dress, i say, seryozha, let's go, i thought he was walking around the house and would come back, and seryozha. at the moment , only one thing is known: serhiy never reached pokrovsk reached, the boy did not return home either and no one knows where he is now. sergey's mother still lives in mariupol and does not lose hope of finding her son. meanwhile , serhiy's father, who has been living separately for a long time and is now in the territory controlled by ukraine, is doing everything he can to find serhiy. turned to the office of the public prosecutor. i understand that they want to contact that side, yes, and find out if there is any information on that side, because many

children were taken to russian territory in that moment, so now they will be contacted from that side. perhaps the boy was taken to russia, but it is possible that he is still somewhere in donetsk region, so i am appealing to the residents of the temporarily occupied territory who may have seen this program on social networks. look carefully at the photo of the child. if anyone has seen the boy after march 8 of last year, or if anyone knows where he may be now, do not delay, dial from any ukrainian mobile operator, the short number of the magnolia children's search service, 11630. calls to the hotline are free. if suddenly there is no connection, write to the chatbot of the child tracing service in telegram. any information is important. we have created a resource thanks to which you can report any crime against a child, in any city, at any time, just go to

the site and report, and we will launch all possible mechanisms to punish the criminal, stop crime ua, see this week in the program judicial control, two months of work of the updated public council of integrity, participation. of these representatives of public associations, very much it is important, and how the supreme court implements its new powers, every feeling in the supreme court is directed here to clean up the judiciary. congratulations, this is a program of judicial control, and as always, we are talking about the main reform, on which direction our european prospects depend. how the new judiciary is formed in ukraine and what are the results of the work of the public integrity council, in the first two months since the formation of the new composition. about all this today. but first, traditionally, to the news. detectives of the national anti-corruption bureau exposed the duty judge as being bribed

and the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office reported the suspicion to the judge of the kropyvnytskyi court of appeal, volodymyr honchar. according to the investigation, for $10,500 , the judge promised to review the verdict of the court of first instance and change the punishment for committing a traffic accident with fatal consequences from three years of imprisonment to a suspended sentence. the judge instructed his intermediary to receive and keep the bribe. however, it did not go according to plan. the panel of judges of the kropyvnytskyi court of appeal upheld the verdict of the court of first instance. without changes and approved the culprit punishment in the form of deprivation of liberty. since the judge failed to fulfill the promise, most of the funds had to be returned. only part of the bribe - $450 - was found at the intermediary's place of residence. a resident of the ivano-frankivsk region, who tried to kill a judge to avoid punishment, was sentenced to 10 years in prison. in

august 2020, the man was dissatisfied with the course of the trial. to the case against him and wanted to delay the process and delay the sentencing and punishment in the form of imprisonment. the desire was so much strong that he decided to simply kill the judge of the bogorodchansky district court of ivano-frankivsk oleg shyshko, who was considering his case. the attacker attached a grenade to the garage door so that it would detonate when the garage was opened, but the judge noticed the device, the grenade did not explode. the investigation of the case was completed only recently. it was possible to prove the criminal's guilt with the help of dna tests. he was sentenced to 10 years in prison for an attempt on a prykarpattia judge. he also has to pay the judge uah 2,500 in moral damages. judge of the dzerzhinsky district court of kharkiv serhii lazyuk, sentenced to seven years. deprivation of liberty with confiscation of property for a bribe mobilized to the ranks of the armed forces

of ukraine. the appellate chamber of the high anti-corruption court suspended. hearing the appeal against the verdict at the request of the judge's lawyer. thus, the case is stopped. it will be recalled that law enforcement officers have been investigating serhii lazyuk's bribery since 2015. he then sought and received $3,000 for a civil settlement. later , for a decision in another case, another 500 dollars. a resourceful judge immediately after the arrest transferred all his real estate to his wife, and then tried in every possible way to delay the proceedings. court sessions were postponed due to the end of the working day, his submission of appeals against decisions, or in general due to ordinary non-appearance. lazyuk was constantly ill and hospitalized. in the end, he managed to announce a sentence of only one year in august, he was found guilty of corruption and sentenced to seven years in prison with confiscation of property. lazyuk filed an appeal, and now

he was mobilized to the army. considering the previous one. tactics of delaying the case, presumably the judge thus tries again to avoid punishment. despite the full-scale war, ukraine continues to take confident steps on the way to the european union and fulfill its obligations to international partners. in particular, judicial reform, which is a key requirement, continues. it provides not only the renewal of the highest bodies of judicial governance, but also the strengthening of public control. this mission is entrusted to the public integrity council, which helps to bring order in the judicial system, in modern conditions, due to high distrust of of the judicial body, to the judiciary, due to such flagrant cases of corruption offenses, the trust of the public and society in cleaning

the judicial system is very important, therefore the participation of this, these representatives of public associations, is very important for the reform of our judicial branch of power. in august, the entire composition of the public integrity council was renewed. it included 20 main and three reserve members. independent journalists, public activists, lawyers. they have a high professional reputation and meet the criteria political neutrality and integrity. experts rated the new composition of the hrd as very powerful. from the foundation, this is a rather strong team, which included scientists, lawyers, journalists, lawyers, well-known legal defenders, mostly delegated by authoritative organizations, people with experience, with, well, reputation. the public integrity council is an independent public body that, since 2016, monitors the integrity of candidates for the position of judge,

and is also part of the system for evaluating current judges. the existence of the council as an independent