with espresso. news time on the spresso tv channel. in the studio of iryna koval. greetings to all viewers. russia launched 7,400 missiles over ukraine, and initially it was an invasion. about missiles of all types. a third of them are s-300 and s-400. about 900 are iskander ballistic missiles, air force spokesman yuriy ignat said. according to him , our defenders of the sky destroyed 1,600 missiles. ukrainian air defense systems also neutralized 2,900 russian drones. communications for frontline areas. she received 500 sterling. ukraine from poland, about that

said minister of digital transformation mykhailo fedorov. the terminals will be sent to ensure communication in schools and hospitals, as well as to critical infrastructure facilities. in total, 48,000 starlinks currently work in ukraine. oleksandr kubrakov met for the first time with the new minister of infrastructure of poland, dariusz klimcek. the parties discussed the unblocking of the border, in particular data on the ministers also raised the issue of creating a separate electronic queue for empty vans at the yagodin dorogusk checkpoint. hungarian prime minister viktor orban explained why he is so afraid of ukraine joining nato. according to him , ukraine's membership in the alliance would oblige hungary to send its troops there the next day. he announced this at the annual meeting. orbán added: an alliance

with a country that is involved in an open military conflict against another country is not in hungary's interests. and orban categorically opposed the allocation of 50 billion euros from the eu budget and the prospect of ukraine's membership in the european union. if you want to really help ukraine, why not use another one the tool is a strategic partnership that can be... immediate, in short , consisting of the most important elements for ukrainians, support them as such, not through membership, which looks like a cute political gesture, but in reality will not help ukrainians at all, so why a strategic partnership is no better alternative to these challenges than this distant prospect of membership, which we all understand will be many, many, many years away. roman ignatov denied the information about the presence. he has

russian citizenship. security in june 2023, ukraine reported the presence of a russian passport in the head of the higher qualification commission of judges of ukraine. ignatov said that he really studied and worked in russia, but he only had a passport of a citizen of the ussr, which he received at the age of 16. instead, he emphasized that since that time he had passed many checks before being appointed to work in the prosecutor's office and courts. if i had the citizenship of the russian federation, please show me at least a passport, a photo, a photocopy of the passport, a photocopy of the id form, at least show something, but there is nothing at all. the operation failed, the border guards detained four evaders, the men tried to reach hungary on a rubber boat across the river. each participant of the scheme had to pay 200 € to the organizers for... management,

the state border service reported. later , law enforcement officers detained seven more tourists who were making their way to hungary and romania. skating rink in the church. the belgian town of sint- treiden has moved its annual celebratory skating rink to its dilapidated 18th-century baroque church. after all, the temperamental belgian weather does not allow it. organize it on streets now, the winter fun is accompanied by a colorful starry night projected on the ceiling of the ancient cathedral. there are also carols and a nativity scene in the building. the church has not been used for religious services for a long time, so the community was finally able to enjoy the beauty of the building again. the rink is part of sin trudens' annual christmas market, which runs until january 7. deer

flew away without santa claus in the american state of utah, local deer are transported by helicopters, all so that biologists from of the state wildlife department checked their health. the air transportation program moves about 1,200 deer on rotorcraft each year. deer are checked for indicators such as the level of protective body fat accumulated during the summer months. they are also fitted with gps monitoring sensors and then released back into the wild. lesya vakulyuk, host of espresso, handed over fifty books to military personnel undergoing rehabilitation in the center of halychyn. who inspired her to such a charitable initiative and how reading helps to recover, see in to our next story. he survived the occupation of

his native village in the kyiv region and went to the front. valentyn shumak joined the defense of ukraine in april 2022, served as a machine gunner in the 14th separate mechanized brigade. i fought from... spring, summer there, then i received the first wound in the shoulder, two shrapnel bullets in my hands, a month of rehabilitation there or a little less there, and i returned back, again voluntarily returned back to fight in the kupinsky direction and there i the wound received was already exchange rate. valentin is now recovering in the rehabilitation center halychyna and he trains at the superhumans clinic, and in between he reads a lot. the soldier swallowed about 40 books. i love the barbell, i swing it all the time, i train with it. he inspired her to collect books for defenders of the halychyna rehabilitation center. i wrote the story of valentina on facebook, made such a call, and people

who know me decided to respond, the first was my colleague, also the host of spresso, kateryna sharkopoyas, i think... that these books will cause the same interest as they called me and our defenders, who lost their limbs, to collect books for colleagues from television, publishers and writers joined the defenders. there were about six dozen books in total, plus a board game, puzzles, and books of various genres on historical topics, something from classical ukrainian literature, there is also something... fantastic, there is non-fiction, that is , there is fiction, there is psychological literature . ruslan marushchak, a military man, was interested in the literature on the shelves, he is recuperating in a medical facility after being wounded near kremennaya. i read about bandera, well, many

of our pro-dissidents who were arrested there are also in exile were not taras, vyacheslav chornovil, was also quite such an interesting person. during their lifetime, most military servicemen choose to read historical literature and fiction, says psychologist serhiy titarenko. this is both a calming process, and a process that allows you to concentrate and switch, and a process of cognition, and when we switch to something else, we are to a certain extent, as it were, in our thoughts, in our imagination, when we build the image of a book. we move away from those images that can be traumatic. according to the psychologist, regular reading helps to develop discipline, as well as adapt to life after the injury. kateryna oliynyk, oleg palyamar, espresso tv channel. a separate brigade

of artillery reconnaissance black forest needs repair of special vehicles. a faulty car at the front can cost health or even life. when carrying out combat tasks, transport has an important function, but it is quickly exhausted. out of order and in need of timely repair. people hold on, but technology cannot. we ask you to join the collection of uah 1,000 in order to return the special vehicle to working condition and continue work on adjusting artillery fire. together with you, we have already collected over uah 60,000. you can pay using the details you see on the screen. such was the news at that time, more. you can read espresso tv on our website, also subscribe to us on social networks, of course watch on youtube, we will see you at 18, literally in a moment meet my colleague olga len.

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exclusive interviews, reports from the hottest points of the front, svoboda life frankly and impartially, you draw the conclusions themselves, 93 separate mechanized brigade. yar is in dire need of fivi drones to effectively hit the enemy and increase the loss of living and non-living forces by the occupier to bring closer the victory that the whole of ukraine is waiting for. glory to ukraine! glory to the heroes. congratulations, you know, this week and last, in

principle, also, drones flew not only over ukraine, they regularly flew over russia as well, and no matter how russian propaganda tries to hide it, they don’t talk about it in the news, they they don't say anywhere, but when in the end it is necessary to close russian airports in moscow, it is somehow very difficult not to say about it and... ports on the southern outskirts of the capital stopped their operation for several hours, all because there was a threat of damage to aircraft that were in the air, so the drones were shot down bryansk, kaluga, in the odentsovsky district on the fly, it turns out, this is not the first time that ukrainians have tried to attack our territories with drones in the central

regions, because if we look back literally 2 days ago, 30 seconds ago, a drone attack again on... but the question is really what is the imitation, if they do reach their goal? on december 15, 16, 17, raids were carried out on kursk, on crimea , on the volgograd region , on the rostov region, the targets were the russian air force and the energy infrastructure,

then 30 drones there, then 30 drones here, the same strikes on morozovsk . where our su-34s are based in morozovsk , several tactical aviation boards were damaged, they can be patched, they can be fixed, but the question arises that this the media is blowing up that the russians are not protecting their sides again, from this point of view, since it hurts the most, it is difficult to disagree, well, it is even more difficult to disagree with the fact that the enemy has the opportunity to reach our airfields, and we actually hope that and then we... will reach out, and the further, the more, so that we wish them to live in this plan such a bright life, which we have been living for two years, but it turned out to be not only a problem with drones, here suddenly we also had to tell to russian citizens, so what? is happening with the russian border, and there was also quite interesting this week,

let's start with the messages from the belgohorod region, there and suddenly, explaining what is happening there, the russian propagandist decided to tell what you know, well, it's okay, we're on they put their weapons on the border with ukraine, we shoot at ukraine with them, and they shoot back, so it is normal

that you are fired upon there, and moreover, it turns out that it is normal that on the border of russia there should be... continuous fighting, listen , this well, that's a great answer. time and time again, the governors of the russian border region say that the armed forces of ukraine or ukrainian formations shelled the vicinity of one or another population center. the shibeka urban district near belgrade is reached, there are requests for a breakthrough in the graivoron urban district, there are requests for an offensive on the new tavolzhanka and other territories. what are the reasons for the attacks on urban infrastructure? in fact, i can be open to anyone. it's a secret, but now it's the populated areas that are being shelled ukrainian formations are those settlements that are located directly on the line of combat contact, where it is impossible not to place combat positions, observation posts to the west, southwest, northwest, south of the village for one simple reason, because of

the village to the state border 500 m per kilometer, 3 km of fields, and of course, to equip... these areas in order to reflect the raids of the enemy, and this is a normal story, let's say, over the weekend there was a story that the settlement of terebryna an attempted offensive from the armed forces, large-scale shooting, shelling, but what in reality, in reality, is an ordinary shooting, of which there are hundreds, on the entire border, in every section, that we, that the enemy, strike one by one. well done, he told the residents of the russian border and, in principle, all the residents of russia, that it turns out to be normal for them to live under shelling, because the russian occupation army... pulled a bunch of weapons there to attack and shell the territory of ukraine. attack and fire even though from the territory of kharkiv and sumy regions, which are in the neighborhood, even during

the hostilities of 2014-2021, no one ever fired at the russian border and never conducted hostilities there before, but putin corrected it and now the propagandists are telling the russians that they are fine live on the battle lines if they live. on the border with other countries, and apparently, soon it will also be normal to live on the line of hostilities, also for the residents of the leningrad region, and in fact for everything located there. literally yesterday, the usa signed with finland agreement that the american military has the right to access to the placement of its arsenals, divided into 15 finnish bases. this. very serious serious agreement, a similar one is an agreement with lithuania, latvia, denmark and as putin said, before we did not have problems with finland, now there will be, we will create the leningrad border, but

1,300 km of the border, so that there is understanding, 1,200 is now the line of combat contact with ukraine, well, indeed, putin threatened finland that if it joins nato, it will have problems, he said in an interview his propagandist there. media that allegedly does not want to fight with nato countries, because there are no territorial disputes, however , because of something, the usa lured the finns to itself, they will now have problems, and russia will be forced to create the leningrad military district on the border with finland, send there troops, but let me remind you of such a simple thing, well, first of all, putin is in trouble again, because they did not announce the creation of the leningrad military... district at all, not now, it did not happen these days, no, it happened yet last year, at the end of last year,

they already talked about the fact that they were creating this military district there, besides, russia did not come up with the idea of ​​sending migrants there this year, moreover, well, now they are offended there, that fine... closed the border, but the finns really endured the pranks of all of russia for a very long time, because in 2016, 2016, yes, putin visited finland , and it was then that there was a conversation about the fact that during 2015, 2016- x years from the russian side of migrants specially were brought to finland. and the norwegian borders , in addition, russian planes with transponders turned off were constantly flying over the baltic sea, that is, they

were already threatening finland there, they were already flying some planes there that were constantly provoking the finns, and now that the finns joined nato and closed the border , they are surprised, but let's listen to how they asked about that putin. russia is behaving in such a way that it is as if it is pushing finland to join nato, and here in finland the mood was mainly against joining nato, but now this question, although it is discussed, why russia behaves in a similar way, what could be done so that finland, the finns feel, feel more secure. and let's listen now, once again, it's 2016, no one is seriously talking about joining finland,

none at all. what does putin answer? and how to protect their independence, to ensure their security, is the choice of the finns. paraphrasing the statement of one of my finnish friends, i could say that the nato organization, probably, well, that is, all the same narratives that we hear now, so that in these last at least nine years, nothing has changed in the politics of russia, just its, russian in essence, so, well, the threatening policy towards finland eventually led the finns to... that they were forced to join nato, and to strengthen border control, and to build defense structures, and in the end, bases will also be installed, but

to say that it was... just that sort of thing, you know, really all politics is about finland, it is deployed according to the same patterns and standards that are deployed against ukraine. as early as the 13th year, the russians started spreading rumors that the finns are nazis, you are not mistaken, that's how it was, they said that they were nazis who wanted to attack a russian again, what they... attacked for all this time, the question is, well, they want to attack and want to take back their territories that were once captured by russia and generally look for different, you know, strange stories, well, for example, for a brighter story about demonization of the finns, this is a story that was pulled again in the 13th year about how the finns created a bunch of camps, just like that.

in the occupied territories from the 41st to the 44th year, where many russians were killed, what can i say, there is an interesting story, in fact, now you see, for example, the footage, this is a film that was shot in 2018, a feature film that filmed for the money of the state government of the russian federation, it is about these as if they were finnish camps. the 18th year, again, not 20. not 21, not when the finns had already joined nato, no, this was all before that, they had already made films, and the film turned out to be so lying and stupid that even the russians themselves did not release it, they simply did not release it, what is it being told about, and the story is like this, after as the soviet union took part

of the territory from finland, in 20... on may 28, 1940 , the soviet government adopted resolution no. 896 on the agricultural resettlement of 20,000 families of collective farmers from belarus, ukraine, mordovia, tatar, and chuvash to karelofinsk of the ussr autonomous republics and a number of other regions. and here's what happened next: these people who came to the territories occupied by russia. finnish houses moved in, well, as you know, the liberator, finnish houses moved in, they lived there for several years, they thought that they were so lucky to live in such beautiful houses, well, for example, in arguments and facts the memories of such belarusians were printed , who once lived there, who tell how my grandfather came there, settled in a beautiful wooden house, just beautiful. and lived

there, well, like cheese in butter rolled, and when the second world war began, and in the end such germans attacked their former ally stalin, finnish troops entered those territories, which in principle were the sovereign territory of finland for a while, well, and these people who settled there, who were transported there, well, they are internees. were actually interned in camps, 17 camps were created there, and what were they to do, because these are people who carried out subversive activities there against the finnish army, so what did you expect, how would they behave after you seized other people's property, yes, how did you settle there , how will they behave with you in general, and it is actually a great tragedy of the entire soviet people that a bunch of soviet citizens were dragged into all these for such, you know, seizure of other people's property, in a mob.

in the capture of foreign territories, the eviction of the indigenous population, resettlement, and of course , as a result, ordinary people suffered so much, who were first transported there by the same ukrainians, belarusians, mordovians, bashkirs, whoever, and then the finns evicted them from there to camps, well, and there is also an interesting story in these camps, they were resettled there, they survived the war there, then they, well, the soviet army came back, you... released a certain number of them from there, well , the finns call the figure 4,000 died there during the hostilities in these camps , the russians are trying to tell that there are some cosmic figures of 50,000, there were not so many of these people, in principle, in these camps, well, there were about 10,000 in total there, but that’s not the point, the point is that, in the end, that in 20'.