this is khaky 20, we already have a ready-made version and a flown tested version of khaky 40, this is an unmanned complex capable of carrying 40 kg at a distance of up to 1000 km, we have developed and put into production the concept of reconnaissance drones, this includes scanning, direction finding , and the optics of reconnaissance operations, all of this is tied into a single management structure, a bomber squadron, a reconnaissance drill. and electronic reconnaissance, this is all done, it is all being run in now, the method of combat application is being developed, because this is the basic parameter for for all this to be launched, but unfortunately, this is my concept, this is my idea, this is my concept, this is my implementation, i am not sure that zalushny himself knows about it, because i am still in contact with to those with whom i can contact, i say everything for this, i have state support...' zero so far zero, well

, no one comes, doesn't say there, dude, let 's order a dozen from you there, no, everyone says there, well, yes, you go on, keep everything there, do, work, everything is there, we will figure it out later, we pass, really, we we pass all the exams, we write all the protocols, well, for understanding, there is one protocol for the five-pointer, there is an eight, it is there on 62 pages of such, 62 pages, there are all the protocols, as we passed, flew by, there, how much does it weigh, there , how much it flies , how much it pulls, it’s all there, that is, vadim , i’ll interrupt you a little bit, that is, this is a statement by the ministry of defense that the procurement system is simplified, that in fact only certain combat indicators of the equipment model are actually checked, the main thing is so that he does not pose a threat there for operation and further, even if it does not fall into the codification, it can...

be purchased by military units, this procedure does not work yet, so it turns out, we are now trying to start this procedure so that military units can purchase, but , you understand what a military unit is, the first days of the war, the first days of the war, i am the commander of the commandant company of the 112th brigade, people come to me now and say, where did you send the cars, and why didn’t you come to them, guys, i say , there is no one in kyiv, no one at all, i am traveling alone to receive the mortar, who should i be, i am the head of the commercial structure, how do i know how these machines were supposed to be designed, and then he says, where are your machines now, i say, i can show the places where one is blown up, the other it was bombed there, let’s go, guys, i’ll show you why you didn’t write the acts, i’m saying: because we had a little bit

of flying over there, but before that, it wasn’t according to the acts, and i understand the leaders of the military units, what they ’re saying right now, guys, you need to buy and they’re sitting and think buy how and who i was told the procedure, and who laid it out for me on the shelves, how it should be, i'll buy it now, i'll come here, i'll let it all go , then the prosecutor's office will come to me and i'll tell you , this is not how the dude wrote everything for five years, that is, vadim, now we are talking about the fact that now, in principle, it is necessary to simplify the system, take on the balance sheet and facilitate the system of writing off those samples that are destroyed like this, i know that someone is already developing it, but there is a draft law, a law that was introduced there to the parliament, he was supported by the entire parliament there mainly the majority of votes, this law should be signed by the president, by the way, regarding the simplification of the write-off of military equipment, i think that it is extremely necessary, because that is exactly how it is,

exactly how it is, it is extremely necessary, because often, the people receive there, fpivi something, but god forbid, there are some expensive complexes there, and they sit and think, oh, i will put it up, let it stand here, we will not use it, otherwise, god forbid, we will break it, as we we will write him off later, it's a war, guys, it's a war, vadim, and one more the direction of your company's work, an important direction of your company's work, this is the fight, what is happening with this, i know that you are in close contact with the head of the department in this area, is there progress in providing our troops there with trench work, other samples, and if not, where are the main stumbling blocks to increase and scale it? now we have finished the development, we have finished the tests and we will receive the first batch, i will do so until the end...

well, by the end of next week we will receive the first copies, we have done the latest systems, these are already eight-channel, eight-channel, we all entered, took into account all... the needs that are currently arising on the front, we know what rusnia is installing, which transmitters, where they receive them, we monitor all this, so we understand however, the means of suppression are the same transmitters, only with a longer range and more powerful, therefore more powerful, that is why we catch up, we try to catch up with them, therefore the means of the slave, they come out a little later than they come out for the means of communication, but we know all the trends, these new slaves that we are now we import them, we produce them, we assemble them, we assemble them in europe, because we don’t have enough personnel here, we really don’t have enough personnel, so i have now opened two enterprises

in europe and we assemble there, we assemble all the samples of equipment that no, which are not enough in ukraine, but both of my enterprises, which are located in europe, they work exclusively for the ukrainian market, we do not import anything to anyone at the moment, we do not export more precisely, we do not sell anything, everything goes exclusively to the ukrainian market market. but when we we are talking about reb equipment that is produced there abroad, how they then get to our armed forces, also according to the scheme through volunteer funds, which volunteers purchase, give to the military, they then use, will there still be a model when the main administration is there after all, rtr will conduct tests there and issue a circular to military units that it can be purchased, well, look, first of all, i have never told any of the volunteers, but no, there were volunteers who purchased, but these are insignificant, well, for understanding , we can now produce there about 4-5

planes a month, 4x-500, well, volunteers bought from us somewhere there, well, maybe a hundred and two, well , we bought up to a thousand, we can produce. per month and this is such a significant amount. next year, we plan to issue the rebs somewhere, if in units, then somewhere around 500-600 units we can issue with radio electronic warfare equipment, including the fact that we have developed radio electronic warfare equipment for armored vehicles, we have already developed it, it is an eight-channel superski cool thing, we got this one yes, it is approximately like this. the rucksack is like this, you can fasten it on yourself, we have these, yes, we have such a thing, and we have such a thing, so in the coming weeks we will present all this for exams in the rep administration, well, these exams, if you you understand that the exams

of radio-electronic warfare, it's just that you need to turn it on and measure the power of the connection there at certain distances in certain angles, that's all, that's all the exams. because rap is rap, it doesn't fly, it doesn't shoot, it connects, that is, you just need to measure the frequencies, measure, scan the frequencies, make sure because these frequencies are performed and to measure the radiation power there at 50, 100, 100, 500 there and 2,000 meters and that is enough, that is , these exams can generally be conducted in a day, vadim, here is an extreme question, literally for one minute, here that you, as the head of the enterprise , are currently lacking from the state, what would you need now to scale the initiatives, projects that you are currently implementing, orders, just direct orders, everything and everything else we will handle ourselves, we don't management assistance needed

business, in building a business model, in reforming what, we understand how to do it, give orders, do not send money to europe. abroad to china , don't buy anything from someone else, we can do everything our army needs here, we are able to do it all, and all we need is an order, nothing more, everything everything everything, we will do everything else , mr. vadim, thank you very much for the inclusion, for what you do for our armed forces, and i will remind our viewers that filklen expresso had vadim kodachigov, he is the director of the kort enterprise, as well as the mastermind of the wings of vengeance project - these are unmanned attack drones. so, if we speak briefly, summing up the conversation, we can say that the potential of our enterprises is there, we see the directions of development from armored vehicles to rebs and unmanned complexes, the question is that the state will find funds to

increase orders for all these projects, which are really needed on the battlefield. so, stay tuned to the espresso channel, there will be more interesting information from various directions. and people are taken out of there, in the rakhiv district in general, half the house was washed away, well, don't break the green chabak anymore, i'll see you exactly at four o'clock. mariupol, azovstal, defense

, brothers, for the vast majority of ukrainians, this may be an ordinary set of words, for some, these are not just words, these are not empty words, this is a huge part of their lives, for my hero today, the same, i will not delay and i will introduce you to him right away, and i want more and more ukrainians to know about those who are nearing victory and not to forget about those who are now. in captivity get to know each other oleksandr nemkov. oleksandr nemkov is a military grenade thrower, until 2014 he was fond of kickboxing, he was a wwa singles coach and a co-owner of a network of sports clubs. with the beginning of the anti-terrorist operation in the east, he volunteered to defend the country, performed tasks in the donetsk and luhansk regions. after the full-scale invasion, he was in buch, then in the defense of the vasylkiv airfield in the kyiv region and the blockade of mariupol and the defense of azovstal. he was captured, passed through

the tragically famous colony in olenivka, spent four months in taganrosk sizo. last year in september, together with two other athletes-defenders, he was released by exchange. after the russian captivity, i realized one thing: to break a person, you need to take away food, water, and sleep from them. oleksandr, good day. good day. i thank. that found time, an opportunity for our conversation. going back to those shots that we just saw on the screen, especially those first pictures of you, where you are still in civilian clothes, and such a dissonance arises: a person before the war and after, one gets the impression that this is absolutely two different people, in your life the same? well, maybe there is something in this, in principle, but when - if you mean... when the war started for me, then a full-scale invasion, well , in principle, i went to

my brothers without thinking, many of my acquaintances were already preparing for this everything, and in principle already until the evening, i was with them, here, you had no doubts, you were convinced that you had to go, yes, this choice was given too easily, well, this choice was not given too easily. well, it simply couldn't be made any other way, well, i think that only this, well, only this could be done, you had to consult with your relatives, before you listened to their opinion, asked, to be honest, you did not consult with anyone, you just put it in front of the fact, butch, this the first place where you arrived a bucha, bucha. now i'll remember, no, i think i'm the first place, it was vyshgorod, i think we were somewhere near

vyshgorod, we were waiting for the convoy to meet, but it wasn't there, after that, after that, we were at the vasylkiv airfield, here, and already, after that i got to bushi, well erpin, bucha, we were there, we will talk more about the vasylkiv airfield, and before that about vyshhorod, please tell me, you couldn’t come there naked, you had to be in uniform, with some kind of weapon, did you already have all that, and well, i didn't have any uniform at that time, that is, my civilian clothes, i mean, yes, i had a civilian tracksuit, a vest, the guys gave me just so that i wouldn't wear tracksuits. in pants, pants, ah, so black, just like, so military,

style, so, and so i stayed the same, too, well, in a sports suit, in a vest, well , it was a little passable, because it was already , well, it was also a summer month, so, we arrived then, we visited vyshhorod, i’m saying, and then we already moved around this sector, and from what does it depend on? this transfer, i can't answer that, because this command received some tasks, and already our groups were distributed, who will go where, that's it. it was either to vyshhorod or somewhere to irpin, well, the guys went, we just changed each other, periodically. when you realized that this war will be long-lasting, and you still need it arm, change clothes and set up? they armed me almost immediately, i arrived in the evening, or no, i arrived in the evening, the next day i

received the weapon, it seems so, or at night i received it on the same day. i won’t remember this for sure, but this is a standard set of kalashnikov assault rifles, four stores, the summary for these stores is all, i didn’t have anything else, but there were no problems getting the weapon, and you just left your data and yes, yes i i came and left the data, well, there was already such a large number of people gathering there, everything was like that there normal report, ugh, everything was written down, i got a weapon. stores, ammunition, that's all, and then i went to rest there, i rested there for some time, and it seems that they started collecting us later at night to leave. while performing these tasks and moving around kyiv region, did you have the opportunity to personally meet with the russian military on the territory of kyiv region? yes

, well, there was already a concrete encounter, it seems, we were throwing the column off the march, we met the column there, then we ambushed it, then we retreated when we completed the task, that is, it was a battle, yes, a battle with the enemy, yes, but i didn’t have the opportunity to communicate with them, i communicated with one , he was captured by us, there was a situation, a grenade launcher was needed, this is already... after we, it turns out, were in buch , there it is, i think we were standing at a roadblock, ugh, here, well, there was something like that, it was like a ppp, temporary in our place, there, when our small group came in, here, we stayed there, then the groups had to leave already from there, it was already

after we met the column, they left, ah, a grenade launcher was needed and it was necessary to stay, wait for the guys who were wounded from other groups, there were survivors to get to this point, help was needed and a grenade launcher was needed, i agreed to stay, all my men had almost left, i and my number two remained, and there is also a person there, a person from the command, we stayed near this giraffe for a while, then we went to the city, we are looking for... those guys who should come out, because some were surrounded, some were cut, they are already there of their own by the way, they asked to come out to us, ah, after what happened, after that we just helped to evacuate some civilians, it's already

virpini, because the ring was closing there, so... we had to spend the night there, although it's already there, as far as i know, yes, we're almost there we got surrounded, we got to a piece of the territory that was already under the control of the enemy, here the locals hid with us, we visited them, then we returned to this zaraf again, we waited for our comrades there and only then we left, huh , here, in this period of time, a prisoner came to us, he was wounded, he was found the scouts who were there, who moved not far from this checkpoint , they picked him up, brought him, well, then they interrogated him, here is a meeting with a person who came to your land with a war, what emotions

did you feel towards him at that moment, well, he did not evoke good emotions in me at all, absolutely, at first i wanted to beat him, but no one touched him, in principle, in principle, everyone behaved in a restrained manner, although i really wanted to tear him apart , so, well, he just sat there , told her such a story that they just came there, they didn't shoot anyone, they didn't kill anyone , although the city there was already destroyed, and we had been fighting there for several days, a tank was also shooting at us there, and we weren't being shot at, but a man is sitting here and says that he doesn't shoot, doesn't do anything, it 's really so, vile, so unfair, they all say that they... accidentally ended up here, but somehow by accident they 've been here for the second year, and for some reason they don't want to leave here from our land , despite the accident in which they found themselves, and

they have the audacity to say that they are of no use here, i want to talk a little about the situation in kyiv region, if you look at the map of kyiv region, in fact , an attack on kyiv was launched from the vast majority of directions, if we take the northern time from the chernihiv direction, if take , the route to zhytomyr is the western direction, if you look to the south, it is the vasylkivska track, this is the odesa track that borders the city of vasylkiv, and you and i have already mentioned the vasylkiv airfield today, and some say that the vasylkiv airfield could to be the second gostomel, but fortunately it didn't happen, was there really a risk that vasylkov could have... the second gostomel, i mean shelling, helicopters, planes, everything, as it was in the first days of a full-scale invasion, well, can i tell you

a little bit about our work, that when we arrived in vasylkov, was it in february or march? no, no, it was in february, it was the very beginning, i didn't even have a uniform back then, so i arrived as it was, and we arrived there at night. uh, well yes, at night, in the early morning , they had already sorted it out a little bit, we guys came up then, some of our soldiers were standing there, here, i went up to them, because in reality i even froze there then, well, it was no longer possible, here, i asked , i say, give me a uniform there, a armored car there, if there is, maybe someone has a fairy tale, because i didn't even have a fairy tale then. here , they will wait now, they went to me , they brought a man, he took me to the warehouse, gave me the entire uniform there for recording,

a complete set, with a tirmukha, there with everything, in in general, they equipped me, they gave me boots, because i was wearing sneakers, well, i had them all the time, so, i already went there, changed clothes, it became much more comfortable and warmer already. that's when bronik appeared at my place, ugh, it wasn't so bad, uh, after that, our commander comes, says: now we will be stormed, wait, now there will be a landing, there will be a storm from the air , it was meant, yes, yes, there will be two or two paratroopers flying here, so the guys estimated the number of people who are gathering there. to come down here now, well, they already started there to dig in, there to dig in there too, well, there was nothing, that’s why there were some

pieces of plywood, knives, well, with knives they dug out for themselves, what was at hand, first yes, well, just with knives, hands, there pieces of plywood and they were doing their best there, setting up positions for defense, well, in principle , they did everything so intelligently, the sector was completely protected. we waited somewhere, i don't remember whether it was a day or a day and a half, to be sure, but no one was there, and we were told, well, that we were going back to our place, which didn't happen, well, how much is this information true, i don’t know either, they said that these two planes were shot down, the first one fell to the ground, crashed, and the second one burned up in the air, this is the information, how accurate it was, i can’t answer you, from kyiv region let's move to the east of ukraine, and you moved to mariupol, and when it

happened and under what circumstances, is it possible that there were some other points between kyiv region and mariupol that i don't know about, no, the last, well, the most extreme point in kyiv region was my mashchun, here, after it there was such a small break, we are already there were preparing, planning, and at the same time , well, right after we got out of the moshtun, they started to collect us, we had such a small confusion and asked who wanted to go on a deblak to mariupol, well, everyone asked what it would look like , there it will be a ground operation, or something like that, well, in principle , what will be done, they said, we don't know anything yet, so in advance, tell me who agrees. i said i agree, uh, here, uh, well, and then yes, some time passes, they ask again, there, did you change your mind there no, i say no, it hasn’t changed, and then

, one day, they gathered us to the premises, those who were volunteers said that we would fly to mariupol, don’t tell anyone about anything, in principle, well, that is neither acquaintances nor relatives should know, this is for our safety, that's how much they gave us, it seems like 12 hours we were gathering, we were told this in the evening, we should have gathered in the morning, when it was, what dates do you remember and yes, on the 29th, i arrived, so it was on the 28th, and what did you know about mariupol at that time, about the situation in this city, well knew that it was almost, well, already a well-destroyed city, and that it was completely surrounded, about 200 kilometers from the front, i understood that we would have to fly there, that we were flying, it was very

dangerous, risky at that moment you were aware of this risk and you were ready to carry out this task, but can you say what exactly the task was set for you , apart from the general words that this is the unblocking of mariupol, and our task was, it looked like this, it was so beforehand, as it was planned, that we we fly to mariupol, partly ours contingent, it’s just that, unfortunately, it was not possible to transport it there in a very large number, so we will try to break through the ring from the middle and part of the contingent will make its way towards us, that is, we will push from both sides, well, something overplayed there, so it was accepted the decision to hold the defense for as long as possible, and there will be no matter what, actually fly over mariupol, where something was constantly

exploding, artillery was working. was too dangerous, how did you manage to overcome this route of death? well, first of all, we must thank our pilots who took us there delivered, there is a lot of respect and thanks to them, but when we got into the helicopter, the pilot immediately told us that the flight would not be very smooth, and for everyone to hold on, the flight was really not very smooth, but everything was fine until... . we flew in, it seems that they tried to shoot us down somewhere, because thermal traps were fired, somewhere along the way, but due to the fact that the helicopter was flying very low, there, well, it was almost above the landing there, well, literally , the trees were clinging there , a helicopter, and the wires clung to some, well, that is, very low there was flying, there was

a flight somewhere at the level of the car, where did they land you? we were dropped off at the port, well, my group, we landed at the port , then we moved already - to the very middle of the port, there a little bit, so we waited and went to the city, the street fights were going on at that time, so you were personally in the territory of azovstal, yes and how quickly did you get there, taking into account the fact that you were taken from the port to the city, and the plan was to be in place first, that is, i believe that it was still possible, there on the 15th, it seems that we broke through to azovstal itself, on april this combine, ah, what, it seems, it seems, no , on the same day we already had, we were already repelling the assault, on our positions, when we got there and literally a few

hours later, we started the battle. what did the city of mariupol look like in that period, how do you remember it? well, yes, i will tell you right away, i woke up in the morning, i managed to sleep a little there, literally somewhere, i don’t know, an hour or two there, it was already a little light, because there, while all the work was done there, roughly speaking, night was already coming , we stood up that night, and... that's how we stood up yes, by the evening we were in position, and well, in the morning , this battle had already begun, by the way, this is how we were, and the city remembered, well, it was just gray, something like a pile of dust, everything was destroyed, er, on the street , well, the asphalt is broken, the power grids are lying down, that is, the tram tracks are broken.