[000:00:30;00] take it down, please, well, people come up with whatever is possible, but they are not confirmed , if a person says that a hospital is needed there, we can accompany her, she does not need this hospital there, that is, there is such a plan, we also communicate with the person , where she is going and what she is going to,

maybe she really needs something, then we will help. and checked the documents, good night radio svoboda, so we just worked with the police raid now, the curfew is for everyone, it cannot be violated. people mostly treat curfews, well, not positively, but exactly with understanding. no, in general, you know, we are already so used to it that you already understand and plan your day. the evening is not annoying at all in this respect, to be honest, i’m annoying everyone, but for me, it’s not 9, not eight o’clock, not like it was at the beginning of the war, when you have curfews and you don’t know how to go out to walk the dog, but now how the time is quite tolerable for me, i have a positive attitude, i would increase it even more, i don’t even know, well, i don’t like it, like everyone else, but if it’s necessary, it’s necessary, is the curfew stressful,

well, of course, that these are certain limitations. which give about themselves. in addition to the curfew , another feature of a peaceful life appeared, this is air alarm. war bursts into our reality like a siren, most often at night when everyone is asleep. russian troops really like to release rockets and rockets as soon as it gets dark. true, in october you can say that the city... was calm, but, for example, almost every night in may , people were woken up by this terrible sound, the sound of an air alarm. air alarm.

the metro works as a shelter. as well as mobile fire groups that use a wide variety of weapons, such as machine guns and stingers, as well as avengers and , for example, cheetahs. the cheetah installation is not new, but it is very useful, because in a short sequence they shoot down both drones and cruise missiles, and it is cheaper than launching any... it is a well-arranged mechanism that works with a computer, i.e. we enter some data, and it already calculates the flight trajectory of missiles, and well, shaheds and similar

air targets. and there is a computer in what language computer in german, location, it is full, that is, if you work on it constantly, then you will remember everything and not forget, then the alarm, we have, they gave the alarm, we have special equipment, we first look where and what is flying , the headquarters gives us the command to leave, we leave and wait. further order, that is, they say to work, we start up completely , start working, this crew is all mobilized, not professional military, during the work they already have five downed shaheds who were flying in the direction of kyiv, he had the emotions of a small child, in principle he had the emotions of a small child, reminiscent of a video game, but in reality, the same management, but only

real and very big... responsibility in the sense that if you do not knock down some goal, and she will fly somewhere there for the purpose , it is not enough to lay out, we do not spare ammunition, that is , we do not have a limit, even if one will fly, we will chase it to the last. i was a little bit in the second crew, we had three three cruise missiles, we shot them down, i will say that the emotions were initially incomprehensible because, well, how high at the height of emotions. the armed forces said that no capital in the world had experienced as many missile attacks as kyiv. in october , the city council was told that in the last 12 months alone,

russian troops had fired more than 300 cruise missiles, 14 ballistic missiles, and almost hundreds of shaheed missiles in the direction of kyiv. and if such an attack could not be stopped, or debris fell on the city, rescuers get to work. after the announcement of the call and before departure , the rescuers have approximately one minute to assemble.

we were leaving here, the rescuer says this about this residential complex. last year, it was hit twice by russian missiles. in april, our colleague, viragirich, died here, and in june, another person died here. the beauty is that. we see clogged entrances to the building, with the debris of the building, because it is a high-rise building, we had to put our hand lines on the very top, on the roof, and the third ones were, as we can see, beaten and we had to advance under these structures, to get to the hearth and put out the fire, remove the smoke, because there were people there, living people, but until they could get to them, it was necessary to ensure that they can live. that is, to breathe, at least to breathe, most likely, it was somewhere between mine and that floor, but since the rocket probably goes like that, it went straight into my bathroom, from the bathroom,

the day before that, she and the team left to kharkov on a business trip, on the 25th we went and already in the morning i found out at the hotel , my neighbor wrote to me, you know that our floor is on fire, well, the first thing i understood was that they started posting a lot of all kinds of videos, and i...' saw this wall of mine and there is this fireman, and i see oh my god, it's completely empty, that is, there is absolutely no half-apartment, that's what i saw, and then i realized that it's not just burning, it's real, there's a dressing room, it was also a little bigger, and here i have some things saved, but, well, just imagine this situation, you had a winter jacket, winter shoes, in winter, that is, you keep it in the closet, and it’s not good at all, it’s not from... you just transfer it later and you you always carry this burden of this destroyed house with you. return to the apartment galya is not yet ready either morally or financially. first of all, it is a lot of money, that is, it is to buy an apartment, it is not you

who went to the store, you bought an apartment like a bun, it is the money of all generations, you can say it like that, for example, my parents sold an apartment in lviv , in order to buy it, they sold some land there in order to repair it, and now the repair costs 50,000 dollars. and there is no such thing as a guarantee that it was a rocket in the last one, if it fell here twice, there are houses in kharkiv that were hit by a rocket six times, that is, if we were to be absolutely sure that it is safe, not sure, but you know that the neighbors are moving, many neighbors have this confidence and they are doing repairs, i still had a lot of dreams, you know, that i kind of wake up on this sofa, everything is dark, this wall is no longer blue , and black, everything is black, and up here, it's like that, everything is burnt up, and it's like that. the rescuers had a dangerous job even before the war, taking into account the shelling, it became even more dangerous, and literally got heavier, kivlar helmets and body armor were added to their equipment, this is plus your equipment, your apparatus, also 12.5 km, plus

combat clothing, which protects us from the field, plus this bulletproof vest, a helmet, in general , it can reach 20-25 kg, that's just on itself, plus the ptv that we take, crowbars, crimson. fire hoses, barrels, fire extinguishers, various drinks, pellets, and we take all this on ourselves and go where we need it, where it is needed... our help, we generally take turns sleeping, so we can at night, someone is alone , the other is looking for kiev, the district is our visa, shevchenka, and somewhere in pechersk a rocket has fallen, shot down or landed, then we hear it, we we are already listening, we are already drying the airs of the radio, will we be called as help or not, that is, all the athletes are already ready, so that the rescuers have less to do, each of us can contribute to this, first of all, when there is a threat of shelling, everyone must go to po -secondly, do not panic if you are already being rescued, and also

park correctly and do not block entrances to buildings, i will say that all people are different, but they have become more responsible, that's right. we asked the residents of kyiv how they react to the air alarm today, and in general, whether it is possible to get used to it after all these months of full-scale war. well, calmer, of course, than in the first days, because you are already filtering a little, probably , when there is real danger, then you, we really go down to the shelter, because i have a small child, if it is at home at night, then it of course, the rule of two walls, well, if it’s daytime, if it’s somewhere outside, then i’m going to expose myself, and when i’m at home, then i don’t react, i don’t do anything, i’ve been in such a place that i don’t care what happens, cheering if alarm i see it's da ballistics or i

see it's drones i know what it is i i am trying to go down to some basement, or to a parking lot, or at least hide between two walls, because we got several times in a store, just under such a normal shelling of kyiv, with ballistics, when it just landed somewhere on the hem and so on, it was not very ok, and after that, of course, you react differently, but i can’t say that i’m really, really good at it and i’m hiding somewhere, no, if i see that it’s gone in an instant, then i already know what does it mean, the same as in the beginning, and now, we are hiding, these are the rules of two walls, well, two walls and that's it, it's the way it was, it's still the way it was, and you try to live just an ordinary life, because constantly being under stress, in this situation, in such tension, it's very difficult, that's why you get used to it, somewhere it responds, and i can't say that it just goes away without a trace, but almost the entire population of pets. and it's very noticeable when you start

talking to people, because everyone has this imprint, the imprint of the war, which i think will remain forever. in the summer, mayor of kyiv vitaliy klitschko announced the following figures. first, a full-scale invasion of the capital more than 170 people died and almost 400 residential buildings were destroyed in the city. we, together with the charity foundation solomyanski kotiki, which, among other things, teach. to medical aid went out on the streets of the city to find out if people know what a tourniquet is and if they can help themselves or someone else in case of injury, please tell me, you know what it is, of course you know how to use it, i think so, uh, tourniquet, damn it, what now, it's a thing to rewind the wound to stop the bleeding, forgot what it's called, you know what it is, but how i don't know exactly how to use it, some people do.

maybe the older people really didn't immediately understand that this, something household, auxiliary, it surely stops the blood, well, it's a microphone, and it 's yes, it might be called a tourniquet, do you know how to use it, no, even despite the war, people die in road accidents , and in falls from a height, there are a lot of injuries that can be received in civilian life, so the tourniquet came to us... came from military history, the first tourniquet was used by the american army back in vietnam, but now it is a civilian a tool that, well, this is a basic item in the first-aid kit, you have to admit, use a tour, no, just no, the tourniquet worked, it ’s a tourniquet, right, right, you know how to use it, i don’t know how, but i would like to, yes, they straightened it as high as possible, and now pull sharply.

yes, yes, yes, whoa, yes, now they intercepted, here, the hand will come off , the paw no, they pulled it, and now we can turn the handle, to the right, correctly, and fix it, no, it's too early, we turn it until you can still turn it, it turns, the latch should go in, it did not go in the retainer, it should go in, something is already pressing there , that's the point, now this should go here, this is how they will be pulled, that's right, yes, yes, turn it back. and back, and now there is a white sticker, you need to calculate the time of application, it is very important for the doctor to understand that you applied it, i congratulate you, you have no pulse, thank you, you did a great job, thank you. and thank you, active people, they are interested, whoever is interested , he will come to the course, and whoever is not interested, we will not stop him, despite everything, kyiv is learning to live in wartime, business that left at the beginning the full-scale invasion is gradually returning, there are traffic jams even during the day, shops and shopping centers are open,

although not all, but the capital's cafes are crowded in the evenings. sometimes it seems that there is no war, and at the same time , charity and volunteer centers continue to work actively in kyiv. in the boxes, the boys have now loaded and will send, uniforms for army aviation made of fire-resistant fabric, this was a separate project of the fund, which was implemented for a very long time, now there are 800 of them, for example, the povarnys fund alive, daily sends ukrainian military aid in the amount of hryvnias. this is more than a thousand applications that are processed every month, as well as e-mails and phone calls. in a month, we help more than a hundred, different military units, transfer property worth more

than uah 100 million, respectively, we close the same amount, with deeds of acceptance and transfer, military managers... on average, in a month they drive around ukraine about 12-13,000 km and we work 24/7 without days off, we won't win the war with days off. we decided to ask our military heroes what they feel and how they react to metropolitan life in the deep rear. well, it's wild for me. it's wild to me. that is, we are used to living in the same conditions, and people are the same. so, for them there is no such thing as war, it’s just, well, war, war and everything, how can i say it, great, but , honestly, it’s a bit boring, probably, i would also like a peaceful place for this, so i’d like to join, well, instead, we’re doing our work and we will do as much as it will be necessary. well, the non-military people

we talked to on the streets of kyiv told us that they are always ready to support and support the armed forces, not only with words. volunteering is always. a lot of work, a lot of people who need help, a lot of people who were left without homes , who were left without belongings, my grandmother is 76 years old, she goes to volunteer three times a week , this is the base, this is the foundation, ah, i don’t know what kind of voonter organization to sign up for, if it’s the least you can do, prepare yourself accordingly, because time, well, time is passing, actually, accordingly, you can be mobilized, and if you don’t actually prepare yourself, i think that and your state is, well, better than to be yourself, yes, of course prepared, well, if you know, as i always say, you can't shoot, well, there are various reasons there, well, everything you can do to the maximum, that you, then, something will change, well,

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our values ​​and the ukrainian view remain unchanged , i have been disabled for six years, after several injections i woke up and could not see what trials people with disabilities go through, i had multiple shrapnel wounds during active physical activity. life, and my son helped me he was just joking with me, took my phone and said: mom, you're stuck , she's sick, let's do sports, will sports help, if a person really has already drowned, yes , sports are optional, i like physical activity, then she really changes, i as i say, it changes both morally and spiritually, the world will change in us here, athletes with disabilities in the documentary film played blindness on monday and tuesday at espresso.

there is a war going on, and not only for territories, it is also a war for minds. we are engaged in propaganda. russia is throwing millions of petrodollars into turning ukrainians into little russians. ukraine will become let's fight with olga ley. on monday, tuesday, thursday, at 5:15 p.m. by phone. vasyl's big broadcast in winter is two hours of airtime, two hours of your time, two hours to learn about the war and what the world is like, two hours to keep up with economic and sports news. two hours in the company of favorite presenters, presenters who have become like family to many, as well as distinguished guests of the studio and those who care. espresso in the evening. with airports, railway and bus depots, ukrainians went on their first

visa-free trip today. on the first day of visa-free travel, planes were jammed. a new basque tunnel was opened in the lviv region, its length is almost 2 km. this route carries goods to the western border and to european countries. a week in the collaborators program. disgraceful athletes. who changed in international tournaments for social payments from the country of the terrorist, he is forced to walk, actually with an outstretched hand, and as a participant of the olympic games as a wrestler, a medalist of the olympic games, what are you doing here, congratulations, this is the collaborators program and i am olena kononenko, we have already prepared a new list of sellers for you , this issue is dedicated to traitors higher, stronger, together, it is not only about physical strength, but moral strength, indomitability and courage, wear on a blue-yellow flag in a sports uniform, to stand on the podium under the national anthem, to represent it at

international tournaments is a great honor and responsibility. athletes show not only their own strength and power, but also that of our entire people. instead, some decided to demonstrate betrayal, sycophancy and worthlessness. pogy, originally from kherson. he is the silver medalist of the european academy championship. speaking in the 19th year, before the full-scale bloody war, the boy had a promising career as an athlete. participation in international competitions, taking prize places. in 2021, negrebelny was a candidate to participate in the olympic games in tokyo, and on february 24, the athlete exchanged all this for social payments from razka. when kherson was occupied by the russian army, grebelny actively cooperated with the russians in his hometown. and undeniably supported russia. these are people who expected that by going over to the side of the occupier, they

would discover some new career opportunities and steps, but in reality they will turn into beggars who, with an outstretched hand, ask for help from putin and his retinue. non-rowing actively sinks to the bottom. he took part in the marathon organized by the occupiers in kherson before the russian federation day, and took third place in the competition. lighted up at the master class. from boxing held in kherson by the world champions from the terrorist dpr. it is a pity that a few hooks did not exercise his brain, because they are personal he was full of delusions in his messages to his colleagues. he called on those who left the occupied city to thank the russians for not killing them. well, it turns out, russia's not such a crap if you're alive and well. kherson, not a dam , drifted to krasnodar and sank to the bottom. until. until it surfaced in the telegram channel of the russian deputy yedinoros dmytro pirag, where he modestly sat at the table and begged for the promised

social benefits. please speed it up. the process of providing social guarantees was addressed by an athlete from kherson, who after evacuation moved to krasnodar. the winner of the european youth championship in academic rowing met the beginning of the wc in his hometown and undoubtedly supported russia in this. treason played a cruel joke on him, and today he is forced to walk around with his hand outstretched and beg for handouts from the russian authorities. it was some kind of action for easy profit and opportunities, now he is rowing for the krasnodar team, but neither loyalty to the russian federation nor awards helped him to get even a little bit of money, but to rake for his the choice will take a long time. he has already put a cross on his international career, because athletes from the russian federation are not allowed to compete, the reputation of this whistleblower

has sunk along with his career, we are waiting for the suspicion of this traitor. social benefits are not guaranteed, but there will definitely be free meals in prison. there is no way back for him, and he has to pay the bills for his choice, and the fact that even in the case of returning to ukraine after our victory, it is obvious that he will not have a peaceful life and what sooner than he will sit down to play. the next athlete-collaborator on our list, korobov kostyantyn vasyliovych, is 40 years old and lives in master of sports and famous ukrainian children's