two of them detonated and blew up the man, who died right in front of his wife and son. dead dolphins. only in the first three months since the beginning of the russian aggression , more than 120 dead dolphins were found on the black sea coast near odessa. similar facts of the death of animals are recorded in turkey, romania and bulgaria. i've seen the numbers, let's say, there i call the number 50. thousand dolphins have already died, this is a catastrophically high number. samples were collected from the bodies of the dead. currently, the main version of the investigation is as follows: the cause of death - the use of sonar by russian ships, which causes acoustic injuries incompatible with life to cetaceans. many missiles were shot down over the black sea, for example, those that were flying to odessa, and on the one hand it is good that they did not reach, but on the other hand. they

had rocket fuel that could not burn during the explosion, and hundreds of kilograms of this highly toxic fuel with oxidizers got into the sea, of course it was diluted over time, but while this process took place in a particular city, there were high concentrations, and there, if there were any fish or dolphins, they had a great chance of dying because of it, as well, for example, the same dolphins are affected by echolocation, that is, those... locators from underwater probes. everything repeats itself over and over again. everything that the fascists once did, the racists are now doing. 80 years ago, on september 7, 1943, hermann goering signed a mysterious directive. the nazis had to destroy everything during their retreat from the territories they occupied. buildings, food supplies, poisoned rivers. burn

houses, mine roads, destroy dams. i i personally did not believe that they would blow up the body, but they did. on june 6, 2023 , sad news came from khersonsk hes. around 3 o'clock in the morning, the russian military blew up the dam of the kakhovskaya hydroelectric power plant in the kherson region. crimea and the south of the kherson region, the ecosystem is being destroyed, a mass plague of fish, domestic animals, and birds. we miscalculated a little, and the consequences are not such.

this is the biggest man-made and ecological disaster in europe in recent decades. you can compare it with an explosion like this. almost 450 tons of chemicals that were in the turbines ended up in the dnipro. the water recedes and a new desert appears on the map. all the leaks from the sewers spilled out, all the waste that is produced during production got there.

in poultry farms, because it is during production on large animal farms, such lakes are formed in this place, in which there is a very er maximum reproduction of those bacteria that were, they are concentrated, because the water evaporates, and er their concentration. increases thousands of times. microbiologists say that the greatest danger is caused by microorganisms that will provoke viral and intestinal diseases, hepatitis a and b, typhoid, salmonosis. dysentery can also spread quickly and humanity forgets them. shocking pictures of european pandemics of the 17th and 18th centuries will become a reality in the 21st.

i would like to emphasize that this is a region that has always been dangerous since time immemorial in that... there have been epidemics of cholera, anthrax from time to time, especially cholera, because cholera also feels quite good in water, it lasts for months can be, in addition, cholera can infect fish, and thus cholera can cholera vibrios can very quickly infect large masses of people, swimming in the black sea... is categorically not possible. dead cows of the kherson region are already being washed up on the beaches of bulgaria. all the countries of the black sea basin are under attack. together with the waters from the kakhovska ges, toxic metals and petroleum hydrocarbons entered the sea. they are already writing

about the fact that in some places the salinity of the water in the sea has decreased by a third. humanity has never faced such great disasters. that is, science does not yet have any information consequences of such major disasters. millions of animals died during the war in ukraine. due to the explosion of the hydroelectric plant in kazkov dibrova zoo, almost all the animals died in nova kakhovka. the war caused the greatest damage to the ecosystem in the forests of ukraine. the first big problem is that they are difficult to demine. these are such big problems, and a lot of forests, they will... be demined for quite a long time, many forests will be completely destroyed, because of burning, because of hostilities, or because of the rest of the factors, for example, pine trees do not like very much when there is a lot of smoke, a lot of aerosols, i was in chernihiv region, a lot of pine forests simply died, due to the fact that

the passage of even military equipment. according to the calculations of ecologists, as of the end of 2022 , as a result of active hostilities. and completely destroyed 3 million hectares of forest, which is a third of the forest fund of ukraine. if anyone in western europe thinks that this does not apply to them, they are sorely mistaken. on the site of the former kakhovsky reservoir, where the biggest man-made disaster of recent years took place times, new strains of already known viruses mutate and possibly appear. so, for example, er . the main combat operations are carried out in the so-called forest strips, because they protect the soldiers from er such open space, and what we see, we see that these forest strips are very, very

destroyed, they are subjected to artillery, missile strikes , and it was a system, uh, that allowed us to fight against... dust storms, and now, when this whole thing dries up, there are no forests, there are no forest strips, and how these dust storms will rise, it is very difficult for us to say now, where will they bring these changed strains. this is what the crait ecosystem once looked like. unique vegetation has been forming in donetsk and luhansk regions for thousands of years. there was nothing like it anywhere else on earth. there are certain if objects. which can be said to be lost forever, i.e. they may be populations of some rare species, for example, in mykolaivsk, kherson region, we have several species of plants, there seem to be two species of cornflowers and some other plants that are found only in two or three separate areas and nowhere else on

planet, and if these areas are lost, then, in fact, this species will completely disappear from the earth, and we will not be able to restore it in any way. chalk and chalk plants for thousands of years of their existence... survived glaciation and climate change, but could not survive the destructive russian measure. for example , there is the cretaceous pine - this is a species or subspecies of pine that grows precisely on the cretaceous, and it is very, well, not as common as our ordinary pine, which is the most abundant in ukraine of all trees, but this cretaceous pine, it it occurs very locally and in most, most of the territory spread of this precisely in ukraine was covered by hostilities of varying intensity, war kills people, war kills animals, destroys plants. the scorched earth tactic has been known to mankind for more than 100 years, it was the russian army

that destroyed everything in its path during the first and second world wars. blowing up the kyiv hessian church, destroying khreshchadyk of the dormition cathedral. all this was done under orders. stalin, now orders to destroy everything, führer putin gives. ecoid, here's the problem, ecocide is a purposeful destruction of the environment, you know, like many. crimes, it is still necessary to prove that it was purposeful, and not just a riot, but the environment suffered, from which people suffer for a long time, and this issue is not completely regulated in the legislative field, even in the international one. environmental disasters such as sevezon in 1976, bhopal in 1984, chernobyl in 1986, the sewage spill in spain in 1998 or

the explosion of the deep water horizon oil platform in 2010 have led to significant litigation . in april 2010 , british lawyer polly higgins suggested that the un recognize ecocide as an international crime against peace next to genocide. i wonder what else. 2020, marking the 75th anniversary of the nurmer trial, created a group of international lawyers working to recognize ecocide as the fifth international crime against humanity. everything in the world is connected, from the farthest star in the sky to the smallest grain of sand under a person's foot, jack london wrote back at the beginning of the 20th century, long before it was discovered. laws of nature. as a result of the destruction of ukraine's nature by the russians

, famine may break out in the world. there will be a change in water-scarce areas climate, emissions of dangerous substances into the atmosphere over us will be felt in antarctica in a month. everything is connected with everything. an ecosystem has no borders. therefore, in order to save the world, it is necessary... to immediately stop russian aggression.

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good evening! of ukraine. let's go back to our conversation from the studio. the big one is going on ether. i remind you that my name is vasyl zema. and now we will have a conversation on a very important topic. because this topic will shed light on a question on the decision of which depends a lot in the judicial system, in general, in the justice system in ukraine. because justice itself is what is the condition for our

integration into europe, in general, into the north atlantic structures. radislav tkachenko, lawyer. partners are in touch with us, mr. radislav, i congratulate you, good evening, so the higher qualification commission of judges of ukraine will announce the start of an unprecedented open competition for the filling of more than 500 vacant positions of judges of the appellate instance is so promising, as the announcement says, what does this indicate and, most importantly, does it promise us in the future? in fact, this is a very important development event. justice in ukraine, we hope that this competition will really be so open and transparent that every citizen will in principle be able to feel that this competition will lead to the positions of judges, really worthy and worthy people, and we believe that this is exactly will allow to partially restart

the judicial system, to bring the court closer to the people so that justice has become more accessible so that every citizen can... and trust the court and receive real protection of their rights, as i mentioned on previous broadcasts, ukraine has undertaken to provide all its citizens with the right to a fair trial, and we believe that such a competition will allow our citizens to ensure this right. and here the question is, first of all, who will be, it is selected only by representatives of the ukrainian side, whether independent experts will also be admitted, maybe even foreign experts. and contestants, i understand that they are not yet known, but we have to understand who will go, from among whom will be chosen? of course , the contestants are not yet known, since the contest itself will be announced only tomorrow and only tomorrow will everyone be informed about the procedures that will take place during the course of the contest, therefore, in principle, we have high hopes that these procedures

will be open and accessible to everyone, because we have... currently a big problem with the realization of this right to a fair trial for our citizens, because the courts, unfortunately, are not impartial today, especially in criminal cases, the courts there are not ready to respond to numerous violations by law enforcement officers, are not ready to really protect the rights of citizens, so we believe that this step will be able to correct this, for example, in the case of konstantin. which we also talked about with you, there are numerous violations that we encounter almost every week, law enforcement officers arbitrarily violate the law, we were not allowed to enter the case, that is, konstantin zhivago did not have lawyers who could defend him in a criminal case proceedings, they do not give us now the materials of the pre-trial investigation so that we can get acquainted with it and generally

understand whether there are at least some minimal grounds for... to prosecute our client, we are not given materials regarding the terms of the pre-trial investigation, and in principle we cannot there is no way to check, although these materials must be provided to us, this only indicates that for us, that this whole matter is unreasonable, it essentially exists only to continue the pressure on the businessman, in order to create some media field, media, some info field. water in the domestic arena, but there is no real investigation, we do not see it, and we cannot protect our client's rights in the courts, because the courts are not ready to respond to these violations. they either turn a blind eye to the recklessness of the law enforcement officers, or somehow indulge the law enforcement officers, or at all do not know what to do with those law enforcement officers, for example, we received

a court decision ordering the prosecutor to provide us with case materials for review, but already more than for six months, the prosecutor has not provided these materials for review, we have them simply no, he is simply avoiding the execution of this court order, thank you very much, well, let's hope that this competition will go through... honestly and transparently, and those who win and pass these stages will really ensure the rule of law and justice in ukraine, which we all aspire to. radislav tkachenko, the lawyer of vb partners, was in touch with us, we talked about it, and tomorrow it will start and this competition will be announced, and we will also monitor its progress, and today there is a lot of news from outside the border of ukraine, which directly affects our fate, the fate of ukraine, in the next year, at least, even in... the future, it is both brussels and washington, yuriy fizar will partly talk about it, yuriy, good evening, please, good evening to you vasyl , good evening to everyone who joined us, oh , really, today i will tell someone else

about the important for ukraine, but at the same time extremely difficult summit of the european union in brussels, putin talked with the russians, and donald trump is giving away pieces of his jacket, well, for money gives out, about this and the other in a moment. rubric world about ukraine. well, but i start, of course, with the summit of the european union in brussels. intra-european issues , security in the european union, the situation in the middle east and many other issues, but the most important, perhaps, will be the issue of the beginning of negotiations on ukraine's accession to the european union and its separation. us long-term aid in the amount of 50 billion euros. these are the issues that will be discussed by the leaders of the eu member states for two days. at the meeting, which began today in the capital

of belgium, experts say that it will not be with easy, that is, if not difficult. considering the different views on the european integration of ukraine among the leaders of some eu countries. in addition, many bilateral events will take place on the sidelines of the summit. and many of them will once again relate to the support of ukraine. well, the biggest question is whether the leaders of the european union will be able to persuade the prime minister of hungary, viktor orbán , not to block important questions for us, which is the beginning of negotiations with ukraine on joining the european union and allocating aid to us. but before we start the importance of this meeting. many european leaders spoke of some kind of joint position regarding ukraine, and in particular , the head of european

diplomacy, joseph borel, also said this , he assured that the assistance to kyiv from the european union will continue, as it is extremely important for us and for europe, and explained why, let's listen directly to the chief european diplomat josep borel. i will inform the leaders of eu member states about the work we are doing with ukraine on security commitments, and i will continue ask them to understand, i am sure that they will understand that this is an existential issue for europe, that our support for ukraine must continue and increase, because this is not a war against ukraine, but a war for our security. very serious words, this is an existential question for europe, that is... "if ukraine wins, europe will exist in the form in which it exists now, if ukraine does not lead, god, it will be defeated, and this should not happen, and europe will not be the same as it

is now. well, before the start of the meeting, like me already said, many leaders spoke about how important it is to continue to provide ukraine with support and assistance, any kind, especially against the background of the growing chatter that we will be european. the continent is tired of this war, this is exactly what putin wants, and the new prime minister of poland, regarding this, regarding this fatigue, said such strong words, let's listen to donald tusk. i cannot accept any such mood, apathy towards ukraine or fatigue, this is something unacceptable, because in reality we are talking not only about ukraine, the war and russia. no, we are definitely talking about our future. well, seriously, it can't, can't even speak, some kind of apathy, fatigue from

the war. in ukraine, and as i said, many, many experts say that there are leaders in europe, and we even know who is spreading this kind of talk about the fact that europe is getting tired, and that is exactly what putin wants, but no, the chancellor of germany, olaf scholz, is the one who very slowly started helping ukraine, so today he said not about putin's doldrums, although... what he said, it was precisely this doldrums that he showed to putin with his words. let's listen to olaf scholz. it is very important that we send a clear signal of support to the brave ukrainians defending their country, but this signal must also reach the russian president. he should know that he cannot count on the fact that the european union and its member states will weaken their support for ukraine. cannot count on and

let him not count on it, these are the words of olaf scholz, chancellor of germany, but the main the question is whether the leaders of the european union will be able to convince viktor orbán. today , the chief european diplomat, jose borel, and the president of the european commission, ursula funderlajen, and the president of the european council , charles michel, met with him, and they convinced him and continue to convince him how important it is that he does not block. decisions that concern ukraine, but viktor orban, viktor orban in his role, nothing new, money should be given to ukraine very carefully, he says, if given at all, and negotiations about the start negotiations with kyiv, about negotiations with kyiv on joining the eu, it is not worth starting them at all, it is too early - says the all-knowing mr. orban, well, he probably just wants more money, and maybe he is already getting it, well, i don't know, maybe from russia due to delays

of this process. and from the last one, our correspondent in brussels, natalia stare pravo , says that the meeting is still ongoing and they are still trying to persuade orban. it is currently unknown when the leaders of the european union will go to the press, and i would like it if they do not come out today, so that they leave pleasant news for us, that you managed to convince this stubborn orban, because vasyl, it seems to me that now only... he insists that it is not worth starting negotiations, it is not worth giving to ukraine, because it seems, and slovakia has already said that okay, we understand that it will take a long time , but we can at least start this process, but orbán is somehow on his own, he is like a timid boy, but i am telling you this about the work of russia within the european union, so that we understand not only in political structures, but even in of the military, writes kyrylo sazonov, that a colonel of the bundeswehr is on trial in berlin, he

headed the security department of the federal republic. he is accused of the state council and the transfer of key intelligence on the war in ukraine to russia. the officer together with an accomplice sold the data to the fsb for 800,000 yen. well, just imagine that this is a lot of money for one person, which russia is ready to invest now in order to defeat ukraine on all fronts, to weaken us, so of course the support of our boys is very important here, the journalists received €6,000 each, that is, we we understand how much they invest, if everything was not good, they would not invest in it, but it is important for them, it is also important for us. of course, and it is also important for us to receive help from the west, if we stop providing military support and aid to ukraine, it will not stop the russian war, but only prolong it, nato secretary general jen stoltonberg said during the press conference by the prime minister of slovakia, robert fitz , at the headquarters of the north atlantic alliance in brussels, mr. stoltenberg emphasized on the fact that refia cannot be allowed

to win on the field'. because this will lead to the risk of further aggression, and the only way from what needs to be done now, he says, is to continue to support ukraine, because, according to him, the stronger the position of the armed forces of ukraine on the battlefield, the stronger the ukrainian position will be before the start of negotiations, if and when they begin. also nice words addressed to those. in particular to orban, but to orban now they only say that he is probably fed up with so much talk about ukraine with him says, i'm waiting for the moment when the leaders of the european union will go to the journalists and say, after all, whether they persuaded him, moldova will continue to strengthen its military potential, as it is necessary for the security of the country, president maia sandu said about this in an interview with the news agency .