with stress russian missiles again attack ukrainian cities at night. meanwhile, russians are allowed to participate in the olympic games. this is 653 days of full-scale war. and in the combined marathon, the time of the final release of the tsn from the 1+1 team. here are some topics on. next hour of broadcast: capital collapse. why did the newest branch of the kyiv metro crack and turn into a river? and when will traffic resume, waiting for help from across the ocean? why the decision to support ukraine became the main object of the trade, and whether it will have an impact biden's arguments for the naysayers? scandals, dictator. and the oil lobby of the russians

has a huge pavilion here, how russia turned the participants of the climate summit in the emirates into hostages, rape as a weapon, he separated me and began to rape me, i was raped, how russian victims experience the trauma of sexual violence, and why this crime can be recognized by an international court genocide, tsn special report. defense forces of ukraine. do not stop the assault operations south of bakhmut and are entrenched at the reached boundaries, report to the general staff, there fierce battles continue, as evidenced by 24 repulsed attacks in the bohdanivka, klishchiivka , and andriivka districts, the situation is also difficult in the avdiivka direction, where our troops hold back the enemy, who still does not stop trying to surround avdiivka itself, and our soldiers constantly thwart their plans. in these shots , the ukrainian tank did a good job of ambushing the occupiers and survived. had to flee from

the avdiivka country estate, the border guards also did a good job against the enemy, these shots show how their warbirds help dispose of the occupying army, counting enemy positions, in just half an hour they effectively destroyed an enemy tank, an armored car, a howitzer and three shelters where the occupiers were hiding, in general, the approximate losses of the enemy, according to the information of the general staff, for that day were about a thousand russian soldiers. one person was killed and eight were injured by the russians in the dnipropetrovsk region, in the pavlograd district, they launched a massive rocket attack, six victims remain in hospitals, the condition of two of them is serious, an industrial enterprise was damaged, two dozen private houses, a gymnasium and a church were also damaged. the occupiers searched the nikopol region , emergency workers rescued an elderly woman from the rubble of a broken house there, one person was injured by the occupiers in donetsk region, russian troops shelled... eight

settlements in the region, three guided air bombs hit turetsk, a person was injured there, and an apartment building was destroyed , a dispensary and a critical infrastructure facility. at once, six s-300 missiles were launched by the russians at night over kharkiv, hits were recorded in the kholodnohirskyi and shevchenkivskyi districts, a 36-year-old woman and a 25-year-old boy was injured, high-rise buildings, a children's playground, dozens of cars were destroyed, more about the consequences of the raccoon attack. viktoriya striltsova is already a tsn correspondent. everything is in dust, overturned cars and a huge blow from a rocket. mrs. elena and her granddaughter clean up the consequences of the night attack. they went out into the yard to throw away the remains of the broken glass. passionate sunch, she is nearby. they hugged the words to themselves. well , i'm fine, only i was left without lessons, it's a pity, very much. since morning, the locals have been picking up the beaten and sharing their experiences. i have arrived.

here in northern saltivka, i experienced all of this in northern saltivka, i am comparing the windows for the third time, the first time there was an approach here, the second time there was an approach from that side , the russians immediately launched six rockets at kharkov at night, rescuers immediately went to the places where they were hit, this is footage from the first minutes after the shelling, that night a 36-year-old woman and a 25-year-old man received minor injuries. but the damage in hundreds of apartments, people say, they don't have time to patch the holes after one shelling, how do you have to start repairs again, in march of this year they installed these windows, and there is no rain and everything is happening again, here on this one you can see a stretch ceiling, a hole, and then there , at the junction of the ceiling and the wall, there is also a hole, these were from the previous arrival. two rockets landed on this street at night, destroying more than three dozen cars. i flew in.

she was flying here and there, the cars were damaged in the city, everyone, how unlucky we were, this apartment of mrs. iryna's has no windows, at the time of the shelling the woman was in the dressing room, this, she admits, saved her. line up for film and plywood, which issued by local authorities and volunteers to cover broken windows. victoria striltsova, oleksiy bugayenko, kharkiv tsn, 1+1 marathon, only news. the wall was broken, the windows were broken, and only

by a miracle did the owners survive. the occupiers attacked the kyiv region with cruise missiles, all the targets were shot down by the ppo forces, but the fragments fell on people's yards, one of the pieces pierced the roof of a residential building. the blast wave knocked out the wall, windows, and doors, at that moment the housewife and her son were at home, both were miraculously unharmed, the woman was a meter away from the epicenter hit and received only minor burns on the forehead, their car was also gutted by debris, a commission is to come to the family tomorrow to determine the amount of damages, i was going to work, i was going just in time to put on my shoes, because it was eight o'clock. i have to work until i get there, just this and that, i don’t even know how it is, i heard a bang, it flew here, i was literally a meter away from one another, a british air defense covering the skies over donetsk region. we will now

show you exclusive footage of the equipment in action, which was provided by western partners, but the stormer now knocks down not only rotorcraft and aircraft at a short distance, as it was designed. tsn correspondent yuliya kiriyenko saw what the equipment in the hands of the fighters of the belotserk anti-aircraft missile regiment is capable of. attention, element, empty. this is how this tracked vehicle successfully hunted down an enemy drone. it easily overcomes the terrain of donetsk region. after the shot, it must be changed. a hunting ground, so as not to turn into a target. they often hunt for her, for this car, for the russians, this is such a target, a fat target. this is the british stormer anti-aircraft missile system, its name was initially developed to destroy rotorcraft and aircraft at a short distance, but here, in

donetsk, it is most effective for hunting enemy drones. get rid of their eyes. target destroyed. dmytro's voice is behind the scenes, he shows us the rocket. with which he aimed at the enemy drone, it will cover a distance of 5 km in 5-6 seconds. a fighter loads a missile into a launcher . the whole machine is ready for work. there can be eight of them here at the same time, but for combat duty it is important to have at least two. each almost always hits the target, because not only accurate, but also super fast. and this means that enemy drones or planes have no chance to escape. and everything that is visual, if it falls into our field of vision, 100% that it will be destroyed. these guys have been on the front lines since the beginning of the full-scale, previously worked on soviet-style anti-aircraft missile complex. since britain handed over stormtroopers to ukraine, the zaporozhye, now donetsk front also passed with this machine. we have the principle of work as firefighters. we are on combat

duty 24x7. in any weather, on any day, well, we, we, we are always on ready, well, to leave and... to work on the account of the stormer crew more than fifty destroyed enemy targets and not only drones, two su-25s were destroyed. but when the crew works and covers the sky above the infantry, this machine also needs protection from drones. russia has increased their production several times and now the occupiers launch one target at a time, several kamikazes at the same time. two lancets worked on this machine, this is a specially made protection to. the lancets hit and broke before approaching the car. not only metal protects the car, but also these army men. shot down with lancets from small arms. this is a stormer cover group, they know everything about the work of russian drones at the front.

stormer, and they launch the lances. anti-aircraft defense units of the belotserk anti-aircraft missile regiment were among the first to receive weapons from the west. for the protection of the ukrainian sky, because air defense machine operators work not only in donetsk region, in kharkiv region, chernihiv region, and native kyiv region. in almost a year since the first anti-aircraft vehicle arrived in the regiment, the army has destroyed hundreds. enemy targets, and they were most impressed when they calculated the value of the russian weapons that were burned. we spent a little more, turned it into $470 million in funds. therefore, we believe that the work is effective. and at the same time, how much was spent, well, roughly around 70 million. we believe that the work is effective, and we will continue to turn into scrap everything that was not asked for... yuliya kiriyenko, iryna kryvenko, danylo lysenko, oleg mostovy, tsn 1+1 marathon only news. the administration

of the us president is considering options for concessions to republicans in order to unblock the provision financial aid to kyiv. this was reported by the reuters agency with reference to a source familiar with the progress of the negotiations. the corresponding proposals are supposed to be agreed upon before the christmas break and finalized during the holidays, but president biden has publicly demanded. to vote for the financing of kyiv even before the holidays. olga koshelenko, ktsn's own correspondent in the united states, joins us live from washington just now. olya, there is a week left until the christmas vacation of the congress. will they vote, what are the forecasts, after all, as in white they told the house that if the vote fails, there will be no money, neither direct budget aid nor military aid. yes, a saint. said that there will be no funds for next year, it can still be blocked, i do not dare to express such an assumption that if they have time

for the christmas holidays, it will look like a real christmas miracle, because there is really a week left, and this is not the first attempt to negotiate, last time, the joint task force worked for several weeks, and everything ended in an internal conflict and a public quarrel, i will clarify that the republicans were quarreling and the democrats, not because of ukraine, but because of their internal issue of strengthening the anti-immigration policy, and the republicans simply took ukrainian funding hostage. president joe biden publicly called it blackmail, but also said he was open to compromise. sources of reuters talk about the concessions that the democrats are allegedly ready to make. indeed, republicans want to seriously restrict migrants, both illegal and those who enter the country legally, so they are now allegedly discussing increasing the requirements for those who will be able to apply for asylum in the united states, as well as an extension. conditions for deporting those caught here illegally, and considering

the introduction of a so-called safe third country practice that would turn away a migrant before he tries to enter the united states. it is difficult to say whether these compromises will satisfy the republicans at the moment, i will only say that the incitement of these anti-migration sentiments is not the demands of the extreme right wing of the republicans, who are against ukraine, as it is sometimes it seems that they are talking about it and they are completely conscious... unconscious republicans who passionately support ukraine. the leader of the democrats in the house of representatives, jeffreys , is still very careful about the possibility of a compromise, because for them this is a very sensitive border, where reasonable border protection turns into a violation of human rights. we call on the president to get involved and solve this problem. he owes it to the american people to fix the leaky border. what i mean. when i say leaky, i mean really leaky. we've had 40 in the last four days

thousands of illegal crossings, two days ago, this was the highest indicator in the entire history of observations. we have made clear our interest in finding a bipartisan, comprehensive path to common sense immigration reform that is consistent with american values. it would be legislatively irresponsible for my fellow republicans to decide what they collect. concerns america's national security. and the partners of the united states do not stop putting pressure on them. the minister of foreign affairs of the united kingdom of great britain was in washington these days and northern ireland's james cameron. and he said the day before that this is the first reason, ukraine, his first reason. coming to the united states, he had many meetings here, convinced, including congressmen and senators, that

the underfunding of ukraine is unacceptable, and it will make, as he said, only one person, putin, smile. secretary of state antony blinken also assured that they are like-minded and the uk's contribution is second only to the united states. our countries are on the same footing when it comes to continuing to... do everything is possible for putin's aggression to remain a strategic defeat and failure for russia, and they intend to ensure that ukraine continues to stand firmly on its feet as a sovereign. we share the burden fairly, as we should, this is our continent, but i would also argue that with a 10% increase in your and our defense budgets, we have effectively, thanks to the bravery and strength of the ukrainians, destroyed about half of russia's military defense power, without loss no american or british life. president joe biden

this week making an emergency address from... about the senate's non-approval , or rather the senate's failure to unblock the financing of ukraine, said that he demands, he hopes that a vote, a productive vote will take place before the christmas holidays, but the reuters sources, which we have already mentioned today, consider the scenario when before the holidays to be more realistic will have time to draw up a general agreement, finalize it during the holidays, so it is obvious that they can go to the vote already next year, a holiday. thank you that everything is from. you are watching tsn correspondent in the united states olga koshelenko about difficult negotiations between republicans and democrats in the united states, negotiations on which aid to ukraine directly depends. one hot spot on the planet could become less. armenia and azerbaijan agreed, announced the exchange of prisoners of war and the intention to work

on peaceful relations, and also agreed to jointly nominate azerbaijan for the role of a country that can next year... the largest climate summit on the planet, why was it so difficult to choose a successor state, why here is russia and what other scandals accompanied the gathering of politicians and businessmen in arab dubai, correspondent yana slisarchuk will tell: a record crowd in the emirate of records. dubai loves to impress the world, the richest decoration. the most elite hotel, the tallest skyscraper in the world, now on the 28th climate. the highest number of people registered for the summit in the entire history of these gatherings, 84 thousand, and in terms of the number of scandals, this summit also risks becoming a record. we need climate summit governance reform, because as long as the system allows one country to promise what the whole world wants to do, it doesn't get us any closer to

goals one country is russia, for the first time it announces that it is categorically against giving up. kopalyna puts this very refusal as the main goal of the meeting by dozens of participating countries, further blocks bulgaria's candidacy as the successor country of the united arab emirates and generally refuses to allow the summit to any european state, due to anti-russian sanctions. we still can't agree on where to hold the next summit, so how can we agree on vital things like climate change, adaptation and so on. as if without moreover, there were few scandals at the summit , worth only the appointment by the president of the climate meeting, the director of an oil company from abud, who last month said that the total rejection of oil and gas was equivalent to driving people back to the caves, was then forced to justify himself. i honestly think there is some confusion and

misinterpretation here. it's absurd, but it's our... corporate lobbyists from the fossil fuel industry have led the climate talks here. oaet is a touristic state, but it is not a democratic state, so they protest activists only in the territory designated for the summit, which is patrolled by the un police. while she makes the decisions here, only the belarusian autocrat lukashenko with his usual program of intimidation dared to appear in dubai and speak from the stage. today there is a war in ukraine, it is no longer 1.5-2 billion trillion dollars, it will already cost 5 trillion dollars, if it is possible to agree on peace in the near future. the invited syrian dictator assad did not go to dubai, the kremlin leader was not at the summit either, although he was in the emirates. accompanied by fighters, putin

flew to meet the country's president in abu dhabi. of course, i will inform you about the situation. this raised a lot of questions in dubai. the russians have a huge pavilion here. russian lobbyists go to the negotiations and urge not to include in the declaration a point of complete rejection of traditional fuel. this is a huge shame for the whole forum. sorry, too much emotion. genocide is one of the words strongly associated with it. and when people at such big events as this climate... summit meet him as a dear guest, that's what it is hypocrisy, in my opinion, international institutions cannot consider themselves functional if they allow it, along with 19 other states. at the summit, ukraine supported the declaration on tripling the nuclear energy capacity by 2050 . our pavilion reminds us that every day the russians

commit not only military, but also environmental crimes in ukraine, in particular by destroying ukrainian infrastructure. this roof survived the first world war, the second world war, but it did not survive this war. we brought this house, this roof here from the tile house. of functionality of the dubai climate summit, the former vice president of the united states offered a simple indicator. the danger facing humanity is so great that we can simply say: there is a test, a simple test, is this climate summit a success or a failure? if there is an agreement to completely abandon fossil fuels, this is a success, if not - a failure. it is in order to resolve at least one scandalous issue. the climate summit is allowed by the reconciliation of azerbaijan and armenia. the latter agrees that baku should try to embrace the largest environmental

movement on the planet. therefore, advertising brochures are already being distributed in the azerbaijani pavilion, because they do not doubt moscow's approval. the russians, however, have so far refused to comment on this issue. yana slyzarchuk, tsn 1+1. marathon, only news. cares for ukrainian children and prepares new lists for deportation every day. according to official data, almost 20 thousand children were taken to russia, and only half a thousand managed to return home. to help in this difficult matter, ukraine involves the country's international coalition on issues return of deported ukrainian children. the first meeting took place today in kyiv, more than 70 countries and international organizations volunteered to join the search, verification and methods of returning small ukrainians. to the controlled territory. most of the coalition meeting was held behind closed doors, as the process of returning both captured and abducted children requires silence. the members of the international coalition

are convinced that in order to stop the russian kidnappers, it is necessary to liberate the ukrainian territories, and for the already deported children to look for new mechanisms for their return, including condemnation and political pressure on russia. the negotiators note that after the international arrest warrant issued for putin, it became easier to return the children, therefore the international community and the courts should continue to bring to justice the russians and belarusians involved in this crime. children are taught to hate ukraine, they try to erase their identity, both as ukrainians and as free individuals, and this is clearly genocidal. russia's policy, the relevant work of the international criminal court and the arrest warrant for russia's main criminal is absolutely convincing evidence that

the deportation of children, the deportation of ukrainian men and women, will not go unpunished. today i heard from many countries such specific examples that we do the first - this, the second this, the third this, something specific. i won't reveal the details to you now, because i really want the words to be followed by concrete projects that have already been implemented. sexual violence during the war along with kidnappings, murders, maiming and torture, the russians for almost two years on in the occupied territories, they resort to such crimes, and the victims of sexual violence themselves are not particularly ready to tell their stories in general, but tsn correspondent marijana bukhan managed to find those who... do not want to hide the terrible details of what they had to experience in the occupation or in the torture chambers of the russians, it is difficult to talk about it and it is painful

to listen to it, he took me apart and began to rape me, they raped me, these crimes are called personalized, this is sexual rape, they forced me, we will put you in a bottle now, sexual violence during the war, or better yet, how many people have been killed in the last two years... subjected not only to torture, but also to violence, it is definitely not 5 or 10 thousand, it is much more. see further in tsn. this is a typical street in an ordinary village, houses, fences, barking dogs, but i will not name the name of the street and the village in question, the law enforcement officers call it a raped street among themselves. the police found out about this story after the deoccupation of kyiv region. two occupiers walked around the houses of the same street. women and children

were raped, men were beaten and... forced to see their loved ones being hurt. according to the investigation, the russians then raped eight women. the youngest of them was only four years old, the oldest - 82. all the victims in this story refuse to talk to the press, as do most other women from the de-occupied villages of kyiv region. they cut me on the head, got tired of me. they raped me, there were a lot of them here, well, some kadyrovyts, he did not introduce himself, he came to our house with a machine gun, he took me and took me to that house, he separated me and began to rape me, whatever he wanted, they literally word for word was taken from me. these two women from different settlements of the kyiv region occupied in the spring of last year, immediately after the deoccupation, they themselves went to the ukrainian military and journalists and told about...

the russians set up torture chambers, not all of them, everything, excuse me, thank you, wherever there was occupation, who managed to get out of there, both men and women, say that they went through, in particular, sexual violence. roman shapovalenko from kherson spent 54 days in the torture chamber of the russians,

it was closed after independence day, when roman and his neighbor were hanging around the city blue and yellow flags. he survived torture by electric current, he was drowned and his body was cut with a knife. one of the articles under which criminal proceedings were opened based on the facts of these crimes, sexual violence during the war: just being naked in the presence of three or four men, i already consider this to be sexual violence, and what they attached, i think to the genitals, these electrodes, then i think it's the same as sexual assault. not from himself? it is not the door itself that can be said to be the presence of sexual violence. olena yagupova ended up in the torture chamber of the russians because her husband was serving in the armed forces she was in the occupation of zaporizhzhia, in her hometown of kamianka dniprovska. they came for her in october 2022, the dog was killed, and elena was taken to prison. they beat him on the head, suffocated him with bags. come on, i'll take you there now,

so that you can remember better there, whether for a couple of days or there for a week, i'll give you there to those kadyrivtsi, and they are there somewhere, well, about 150. about the kadyrivtsi, this there were threats, but inside the prison acts of violence were committed even by the management, when uh, the chief of police himself summoned me for interrogation, and uh, well, how he said, he didn't say, he was shouting that foam was flying at me, he was shouting... he was sitting with a policeman's stick, and he was shouting: "undress and sit on it, you will live until the end if you sit on it" . and then elena, together with other prisoners, was given to the russian military. all prisoners, both men and women, together with two dozen souls, lived in one room in a house on the second front line. men were forced to dig trenches and dugouts. another job was found for elena. they used it, for example, to clean it, there

was a prad. to cook, and if necessary, some of commanders, then they took, took away, imported , then brought back, we don’t move ourselves , because no one should see us, and we should always have security, well, you went and what, and who is there that i saw, and there were more than one such departures, well, more than one. how many ukrainians of the occupation could go through such torture? i am a psychologist, how can i help you? why those who were subjected to violence do not rush to psychologists and law enforcement officers. it is not easy to say. how many cases of sexual violence are investigated by the prosecutor's office. we also ask if you are ready go to court? and how to survive this trauma? there are many, many steps to healing. i, a correspondent of tsn, will tell you about this later in tsn.