those who are appointed are a taboo for me, i do not want to touch these people, and if these senior officers still end up somewhere in nato structures, for me it will not only be an understanding, in fact, that what we are being told and told this is not true, but also a very serious concern regarding the further development of events. i have no doubt that... both oleksandr syrsky and the entire galaxy of those who came are the same prepared, the same kind of people and officers who went through great battles, battles, tactical steps, strategic steps of this war , but when i look at the photo, where they are together next to the president, i want everyone to know that these people already know that they will be treated as they were treated ... with the lieutenant and other officers,

which means that they will understand how they should work, the one who pushed the commander-in-chief to such actions, without an answer to the question of where zelensky will work next, how hardworking he is, how his potential will be used, where shaptala will work and how his potential will be used, where will... work naive and how will use him, his potential will be used, he actually took, well, a very, very dangerous step for the supreme commander-in-chief, such cases have happened in history, but napoleon never in his life pushed away ney, nimirat and so on so easily, but such as chankaysha

brilliant, unique officers of the highest order, leaders of the state, they, they simply treasured such personnel potential as gold, because they perfectly understood that such things cannot be learned in the classrooms, at the trainings, which this constellation of ukrainian officers has now, i will be happy if i am wrong in my predictions. oh, but here are my guesses, about which i will remain silent for the time being, which indicate that not everything is as it is said by the president, as it is presented in the information, and i even partly think about the obvious , that zelenskyi was misinformed, as the supreme commander about many things, well, if it is still suppressed by his...

political preferences and his political reflections regarding the support of the hard-working in the political ring, then i can say that he must understand, like all ukrainians, that we will enter the era of the ukrainian eisenhowers, which means whether someone wants it or not, we will have everything at the head of the state, those who led the ukrainian army during the war years, will be whether it takes place there or lasts for several more years or decades, it is not so important from the point of view of how the electoral mood of the society fluctuates, but it is obvious that this scenario of the arrival of the ukrainian heisenhowers , followed by the ukrainian kennedys, who are also, by the way... fought, it is already drawn on

the next ten years for ukraine. and hence, the least i would like is for it to be clarified over time that these are just decisions that were motivated by certain political jealousies regarding the support or non-support of this or that candidate. thank you very much, mr. roman, for this extremely interesting conversation on the air of the tv channel, to our tv viewers. let me remind you that... now roman bezsmetny, a famous ukrainian politician and diplomat, worked for them. there are 10% discounts on tantum verde in psarynyk, pam and oskad pharmacies. professional cream against fix is ​​extra strong fixation for all types of dentures. they are applied to wet prostheses. protefix - german quality at an affordable price. there are 15% discounts on fervex in the pharmacies

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now where you are. glen grant, military expert, colonel of the british army in resignation glory to ukraine, dear mr. colonel, god save the king. an extremely serious situation, a bad situation on the big front of the russian-ukrainian war, in particular, when we talk about the kupyan-limansk direction and... about avdiivka, and there is a feeling that the enemy has prepared a fairly large number of relevant resources in order to plan one or another spring combat activities, spring combat actions, perhaps it is also about the preparation of an additional russian offensive. in my opinion, this is

definitely a difficult and worrying situation, i believe it is of great concern to the senior military leadership and the president as they carefully consider what action to take? there is a risk, for example, that an ongoing conflict may deplete resources that may be needed elsewhere in the near future. so i think we need to seriously evaluate whether we try to maintain control over everything, or whether we recognize that we are in a situation where we need to make compromises in order to ensure victory in a larger battle later. avdiivka, as properly prepare for the situation in... in diivka, and we understand that the enemy may try to develop certain offensive activities on other additional areas of the front. it will not be possible to simply do nothing with avdiivka, except to throw more people and weapons there - this is the only option.

there are no secret devices or magic solutions, it all depends on human power and the use of available resources. the challenge is how many lives are you willing to sacrifice to... control a place as important as avdiyivka considering that these men might be needed for future operations in a month or two for the next attack elsewhere. resources are limited and the country. should prioritize preserving as many people as possible for future needs. if we talk about certain signals from the new commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, colonel-general syrskyi, how they were read in the west, in particular among military experts. i think most people around the world understand that general syrsky's position makes sense given the need to take a defensive stance until the moment when ukraine... will face an imminent major attack, especially given russia's aggressive actions. therefore, i believe that people

understand the position of general syrskyi and realize that he acts within the framework of limited possibilities. a more complex aspect is the reaction of the brand new commander and his strategy. general syrsky is not always the most popular figure in the armed forces, so it will be interesting to see how he will be perceived and interpreted by his subordinates. besides, first of all. it is possible to determine how much personal determination he has will be able to bring to effectively confront russia in this war. there are a lot of newly appointed generals and colonels, they have their own combat path and a lot of them paid in blood on one or another part of the front, that is, people know what a new phase of the russian-ukrainian war can be, so to speak. .. i don’t know, an attempt to make a military futurology, what can we

expect in the current situation, the challenges that will be faced, in particular, it is about rethinking certain old experience and involving new experience and possibly new ones technical capabilities, and at the same time, what should we expect from the enemy? on the part of russia, we can expect purposeful efforts aimed at gathering and mobilizing as many resources as possible in this battle. putin believes that... he is in a winning position, which simplifies his strategy. all this is due to the fact that there are delays in the congress with funding and the provision of weapons, and the european union has not yet fully decided on its reaction. in addition, the production of the necessary ammunition is slow, which creates certain problems. putin now probably perceives ukraine as extremely vulnerable, regardless of how he feels about individual leaders such as zaluzhny or syrskyi. and i don't think it matters because he sees the system as a whole, the system is weak in places, and he

's going to throw everything he has right now to break it. ukraine should increase its capabilities in the field of drones, attracting more drones of various types from the population and as many volunteers as possible for their production, procurement, etc. drones will be crucial, especially in places like like avdiivka, where ammunition stocks are limited. until sufficient artillery ammunition arrives, drones will be the primary weapon, both offensively and defensively. i hope that ukrainian engineers will work tirelessly on the continuous improvement of drone technology. it is critical that the department of defense quickly commits funds to bolster this effort once the drones are manufactured. on the other hand, we understand that they are constantly increasing their resources, right? but there is also a certain ceiling. russian resourcefulness rests on the ceiling their capabilities, but, if we talk, for example, about the seriousness of the situation assessment,

is the enemy currently preparing for a possible larger-scale offensive? that's an important question, and i think the answer is yes. it is obvious that they are planning something big. the real question is the scale and nature of these future actions. russia has significant military resources, including tanks, armored vehicles, and a seemingly endless supply of personnel. what they do with these people basically boils down to what their they just throw death into battle like meat, but there are many of them and the leadership doesn't care if they die. it is important for the russians to just keep moving forward and forward. i think we will soon see russia attack in a big way somewhere. i really hope that it is not in the area of ​​sumy or kharkiv. however, it is important to remember russia's penchant for unconventional tactics that always keep opponents guessing. we must be prepared for the unexpected and have up to... enough reserves ready to deploy. contrary to popular belief, we have human ones

reserves are scattered in different cities, in kyiv, in lviv, and it is very important to train and mobilize them effectively, because before the end of this war, they will be needed a lot. it is important that everyone is aware of the potential need to be involved, even if they are currently in non-military roles. now the key story, the key strategy of the russian general staff is not in some high... technological developments of this or that, some wonderwaffes and so on and so forth, they are engaged in deploying a meat grinder, that is, infantry assaults, a large number. and they are trying to attract additional forces in order to try to develop certain offensive actions, they do not use anything particularly cunning , their technique has proven itself, but there is a question of quantity, there is a question of quantitative measurement and , accordingly, the so-called offensive impulse. russia is definitely not playing a double game,

it starts its offensive with what it has and as it acquires more resources, it continues its offensive. i know that the ukrainian front line is stretched, so they are always looking for vulnerable places where ukraine not strong enough for its breakthrough. it is interesting to report from america that russia may be considering the possibility of launching nuclear weapons into space. if they do it, and they are guided by the goal of disrupting communications, derailing the gps, that is, actually reducing not only the ukrainian side, but also the west to their level of hostilities. in other words, to try to bring out the technology, we understand that it is a mutual technology. ukraine can develop its fleet of drones at the same time that the russians will also either purchase or try to develop those or other drone installations. and here the key story is for our defense system to turn into a single integrated mechanism. and as far as i can tell, there is not much time for that. the first task is to create a coordinated army, that is, not

numerous separate units scattered all over the place, but to organize the battlefield clearly with... coherently determining who is responsible for which area. this will greatly reduce the likelihood of friendly fire incidents and ensure a clear understanding of responsibilities across the front line. currently, if if we look at the maps, we will see that people are scattered throughout the territory, it is not always clear who is responsible for what. we have clarity regarding the responsibility of the 110th brigade in avdiivka, but there is no such clarity regarding the units behind it. this coordination is crucial and of primary importance. the second priority is efforts to improve the health care system, despite some improvements that have already been made, the quality of the health care system still does not meet the requirements of an army fighting a war of this magnitude. more harnesses, the right harnesses, proper medical equipment, and constant training are needed to meet the demands of the battlefield.

a third priority is to focus on controlled defenses that directly support soldiers, especially infantry. the infantryman is on the front line and needs adequate support. you cannot support a soldier with an f-16. it doesn't work. such support should include basic essentials such as infrared sights, assault rifles and ammunition, mortars, mortars ammunition, grenade launchers, grenades and other necessary equipment. this is a real basis for conducting infantry combat. proper infantry support is critical to winning this war, but if you don't support the infantry, many of the... will die and you'll just give russia more of a chance to break through. it's not about big things, it's about people being properly equipped and trained to fight. this is the main challenge for asyrsky, which consists in professionalizing the entire system, not just the front. it means improvement processes from recruiting to sending soldiers, officers and senior commanders to the front. at all levels of leadership, there needs to be a better

understanding of how to fight this battle effectively. we understand. it is understood that wars are won not only by commanders-in-chief, but primarily by personnel and sergeants, and we also understand that a very important story is the middle link, the middle link of logistics, the middle link of provision, development and support of certain operations and, in general , certain changes . the middle link, on the other hand, we understand that in order to train the middle echelon, whether it's logisticians, whether it's communications workers and so on, it has to go to this. some time. i believe the first step is to focus on recruiting people with logistics experience to strengthen our logistics support. we need specialists who have many years of experience in logistics and can contribute to the improvement of this industry. such people can be found in various companies such as silpo. i mean people who know logistics inside out and

have been doing it for a long time. some of them are daily works internationally with carrier companies. it is important to involve. specialists to the system so they can help improve logistics capabilities. when it comes to selecting sergeants, prioritizing combat experience becomes very important. starting at the military rank of soldier, candidates must first demonstrate their effectiveness on the battlefield and can then be promoted according to their achievements. after gaining sufficient combat experience, they can undergo short but intensive training courses lasting up to until four. days to improve his leadership skills and general knowledge before returning to battle. you can't just recruit sergeants without understanding the realities of combat. therefore, it is important that they first acquire appropriate combat experience, and... yes, it is necessary to make sure that they are able to perform the duties of sergeants. this approach ensures that there are competent sergeants who understand the situation on the battlefield and are able to

effectively lead their units. as for the officers, it may also be advisable to take this approach, they should too have direct combat experience before further training, provided they demonstrate their professionalism. here it is important to achieve a balance between experience on the battlefield and life. experience and simple systems that facilitate quick decision-making and actions. we need non-bureaucratic systems that waste a lot of time waiting for someone's decision. our systems must be flexible, able to respond to challenges within days, not weeks or months, to reflect changes in approaches and thinking. unfortunately, i have to conclude our conversation, i am sincerely grateful, mr. colonel, for this detailed analysis of the situation, i want to remind our tv viewers what is currently on the air. espresso was run by retired british army colonel glen grant. well, the time of our program is over, stay tuned to espressu tv channel. my colleagues will inform you about all the most important

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armed aggression of russia against ukraine, 10 years of the war for independence from february 18 on espresso. congratulations. now i will tell you about a very difficult search story and hope for your concern and help. and i immediately want to urge you, please share this video on your social networks, because this way there will be much more chances to find the missing child. this is stefania, a 17-year-old veal. she lived in a foster family in the village of lozivske in the kharkiv region. when the full-scale invasion began, stefania and her adoptive mother evacuated to the czech republic. after a while time they returned to ukraine. we talked with the girl's adoptive mother and let's listen to a fragment of the conversation. we returned to ukraine four to five

months later. we returned in july, in october, she ran away on vacation just in time. mrs. marina says that she and stefania had a good relationship, they were making amends and she left home, she is definitely not because of a conflict in the family. we had a very good relationship, she was in my family for 8 years, there were no problems with her at all, she helped me at the institution, she performed, we didn't have any such that we quarreled there. the girl's adoptive mother says that the likely reason for the escape is stefania's desire to live abroad, at least she herself spoke about this more than once after returning from the czech republic to ukraine. why did you run away? well, she didn't want to be here in ukraine, and she didn't want to come back here, she liked it there. mrs. rina said that stefania left home in october 2022. at first, she contacted her, which, in fact, did not tell her where she was, they only said that she was alive and that everything was fine with her.

in... but last time she called 1 august 2023 and there was no further contact with her. she hasn't reported herself for six months. so where is the girl now in ukraine abroad, and if indeed abroad, then in which country exactly, is not known for sure. however, her adoptive mother said that she has information that the girl crossed the border of slovakia in october 2023. so it is likely that she is in slovakia. so we, in turn, after. conversations with ms. marina contacted our colleagues from the international federation of missing children europe, who have make a request to the police of slovakia and help in the search. and if you have any information about stefania, or if perhaps you live in slovakia and suddenly see her or know something about her, call 11630 immediately. 11630 is the only european missing children hotline that

works in 28 countries. of europe, and therefore, if you are in europe and want to report information about a child, do not delay and call the single european line for missing children 116/3 from your mobile phone. in general , it is worth saying that it is teenagers who succeed most often to run away from home, and the reasons are very different: conflicts in the family or not enough, on the contrary, excessive attention of parents, bullying at school, unfortunately, violence or the banal search for adventures of independence. and freedom, the child tracing service has prepared a series of advice for parents from a psychologist about what you should do first to prevent a child from running away from home. one of these tips is to be attentive to the child and monitor his behavior and emotional manifestations. let's listen. be attentive to your child. there are some behavioral manifestations children and teenagers who testify that they need to be taken care of more,

they need to be taken care of more. what could it be? first of all, it is a disturbed sleep pattern. when a child goes to bed at 3:00, gets up at 12, it's definitely not good, it's definitely a reason to worry. next, it can be a depressed state, when the child is depressed most of the day for more than two weeks, this is definitely a reason to take care of him. if you notice any problems with the child's memory, attention, productivity, this may also be evidence that he has some strong negative experiences. if nothing brings. to the child, satisfaction , if nothing pleases her, it is also an excuse to take care of her, have some kind of warm trusting conversation with her, support, help, and sometimes refer to specialists, refer for help to a psychologist or other specialists.

we are starting the information day on the espresso tv channel on the air of news , khrystyna porubiy works in the studio. the body of the second victim was found at night from under the rubble in kramatorsk. a 23-year-old citizen died. earlier, rescuers found the body of a 46-year-old woman. do not exclude that there may be one more person under the ruins, - informed the head of the region, vadym filashkin. in the evening, the russian invaders hit kramatorsk and sloviansk with rockets.