greetings to all who are from espresso, the news editor tells the main thing for this hour. the russians injured three people in the kherson region, in the village of bilozerka. a 55-year-old man came under fire, the military administration of the region reported. and in... in the vorontsov community, two local residents were injured due to an attack by a russian drone. the uav hit the asphalt, and the men were hit by the blast wave. two people were injured due to artillery shelling by russians, residents of nikopol in the dnipropetrovsk region, the head of the region serhiy lysak, a 69-year-old resident, informed stepped on an electric wire torn by shells. now she is in a serious condition in the hospital, also with shrapnel wounds.

residential buildings and fences were the name of the man in the city of ponivychchyna. two people were killed and another was injured due to enemy shelling of the volnovai district in donetsk region. 10 houses were damaged. shop and power line. the russians also took the lives of three civilians in the pokrovsky district, - said the head of the regional military administration, vadym filashkin. during the military community was wounded one person got it, two more were injured because of it. shelling of the village of new york. due to the abnormal heat in the west of ukraine, two energy facilities were on fire, the ministry of energy reports. as a result , the high-voltage substation was disconnected at night and the overhead line connecting the energy systems of ukraine and moldova was de-energized. the fires have already been extinguished. muscovites continue to kill ukrainians. only from the beginning of this week , the occupiers launched. in our country there are more than

700 guided air bombs, more than 170 attack drones of various types and almost 80 missiles, said president volodymyr zelenskyi. we convert our oil from enemy shelling into donats. espresso tv channel invites you to join the project from scratch to life. this is a collection of atvs for the rapid evacuation of the wounded and the delivery of ammunition. support the soldiers of the 93rd separate mechanized brigade kholodny with a donation. they choose victory every day, they do not leave the wounded and dead on the battlefield, so for evacuation , atvs are indispensable helpers, and they also allow you to move as quickly as possible off-road, which helps effective work. your support significantly increases the chances of the citizens of holodoyariv not only to successfully perform combat missions, but also to return from them alive. join the gathering. our goal is 4 million hryvnias. it's hot in krasnodarsk. edge of

russia, there a large-scale fire broke out near the village of abrao-durso. the flame has already covered 22 hectares of forest and is rapidly spreading further. more than half a thousand tourists were evacuated from nearby recreation centers. in novorossiysk, due to forest fires, the local authorities introduced a state of emergency. volodymyr zelenskyi announced new security agreements with the czech republic, slovenia and ireland - the president said. in his morning address. currently, ukraine already has 23 such agreements. the latter signed with poland, luxembourg and romania. and after the meeting with the governors of the states of america, i will hold a meeting with our regional leaders. we need cooperation between regions, also between communities and community leaders directly. this is medicine. these are

shelters, these are defense industries, etc. they didn't give up on the grypans. ukraine after all continues negotiations with sweden on the transfer of gripen fighter jets, - said deputy head of the president's office ihor zhovkva. he noted that this topic is constantly raised by the head of state during negotiations with swedish officials. defense departments of both countries are discussing the issue. the fbi named the killer who assassinated trump. the attacker was 20-year-old thomas matthew crooks. he was a resident of pennsylvania. to confirm the identity, the law enforcement officers conducted a dna analysis. the fbi is currently investigating the motive for the attack. let me remind you, the candidate for the presidency of the united states donald trump was shot during a campaign rally in pennsylvania. the republican was giving a speech when shots rang out in the crowd. trump was

wounded, one participant of the rally is known to have died. the attacker was shot dead by trump's bodyguards. meanwhile, president joe biden called for condemnation of this display of violence. deeply shocked, the european union reacted to the assassination attempt on us presidential candidate donald trump. the head of the european commission, ursola fondern, wished the republican a speedy recovery, as well expressed her condolences to the family of the deceased rally participant. he condemned the violence against the politician and high representative of the eu, josep borel. from now on , border guards have a permit to use firearms, local media write, deputies have made changes to the criminal code, take up arms or use coercive measures, border guards will be able to in case of a threat to their life or safety at the border of the republic, the decision was made against the background of high-profile events , which took place on the border

of poland and belarus in march, then there were three military personnel opened fire on a group of 50 migrants storming the border, for which the military personnel were brought to justice. russia killed them. a peaceful march was held in paris in honor of ukrainian athletes who died in the war with russia. about a thousand people of various nationalities took part in the event, several city deputies and representatives of the city hall joined the protesters. at the march, they called on nato to close the sky over ukraine and to exclude athletes from russia and belarus from the olympic games 20-24.

do not be silent, captivity kills every sunday in kyiv are gathering... caring ukrainians to remind about the prisoners of war, where the action is taking place today, our correspondent kateryna galko knows. katya, my congratulations and tell you all the details. congratulations annuyeva. greetings viewers of the espresso tv channel. so this weekend there is another action, another demonstration in support of the prisoners of war, in particular the mariupol garrison, as well as all the missing persons. similar actions have already taken place. yesterday and today in various ukrainian cities, and now the action is just starting in kyiv, and even despite the fact that the action is just beginning, today is a very hot day, hundreds of people have already gathered here at the intersection of three streets of upper, lower val and naberezhnokhreshchatytska street to remind

ukrainians and relatives of prisoners of war that they should not be forgotten and that we we are waiting for everyone at home, and today mrs. oleksandra is with me, together with her four-legged friend rhea, oleksandra, please tell me why it is important to go out and remind? it's important to come out because it's very supportive of the pow families, they see all of them people and understand that we do not care. it is important to go to rallies, because the soldiers who return from captivity, then come up to us and say: thank you for standing, and it is important to go out, because even if they think that everyone in ukraine knows that there are prisoners, how many prisoners , like many azov captives, they are not returned for more than 2 years. this is not enough, there are cases when they come to us and ask, why are you protesting, although we stand for them, we stand for our boys and girls, who stood for us as well until now stand, and they still get captured, we have to talk about it every week, remind

ourselves, people, ukrainians and also the world, who also see these actions every week, you come to the actions every week, please tell me if new people join , are there more not... strong ukrainians, yes, every week i hand out stickers and every week i meet new people who say, we have come, and we are very happy to be here, because there is such a level of atmosphere, of consciousness, that is simply explosive , well, here you can find a lot of friends, a lot of people by values, get to know each other, as it happened to me and many who come here, and then gather together, make the same meetings, go to other actions and fight for the country. in which we live. thank you very much, oleksandr, and thank you to all our defenders, and those who are currently in polun, and those who are currently at the front, but let me remind you that an action to support prisoners of war and missing persons is starting in kyiv, there are already at least a hundred people, however people continue to gather, there are also

four paws, there are many people, all of them are joining together, all for one goal, to remind the world, to remind ukrainians as well, that no one... should forget that we are waiting for everyone, and everyone who can, is trying to do everything in order for us to return every ukrainian man and every ukrainian woman, i would like to point out, that recently also obbutsman klubinets emphasized that... there should be a large exchange of prisoners of war with the russian federation, however, we believe that there will be many more such exchanges and we will manage to return everyone, so this is the information in kyiv today, i will forward it to you, thank you katya, kateryna galko, espresso's correspondent from the action, do not be silent, prisoners kill. these are the things for the moment, i tell you see you at 18, i will wait for you in the final issue, read more about important things on our website espresso tv, subscribe to our channels in social networks. see you soon,

he is a doctor who, during the covid pandemic , saved patients, ordinary ukrainians, in an infectious disease hospital in kyiv, already during a full-scale...invasion, he consciously made a decision and saved his brothers at the front. he knows what death is, and he knows how important minutes and seconds are to provide timely help. i would like to introduce you to my guest, yevhen dobrovskyi, an infectious disease doctor and military medic. zhenya, i welcome you to our studio today. yurochka, congratulations and i want to thank you right away. i know kuko... you do a lot of work, what contribution do you make to the armed forces, how do you support, contribute to the establishment, in

the staffing of some combat units, and all, i think, military personnel, who are you, who know you more closely, thank you for that, i now my opportunity on their behalf to you also thank you, it's very nice, it's very cool when everyone tries to do everything in their place for this victory, and that's the only way, that's how we feel this connection, that we are... one big powerful family that does one thing work. thank you jenny for these words, you want to bring me to tears at the beginning of our interview. i want us to talk today about your experience, the experience of war, primarily what you got during this full-scale invasion. but i want to start a conversation with you precisely on the 24th, from february 24, 2022. so that you remember this day and i want you to... tell me what you did that day and did you expect it to be exactly the way

it was? well, i guess it's not a shame to say that we, i myself feel so naive as well, that i don't even believe until the end that there can be such a war, we've all heard about these conversations, we've all heard about some warnings, but somehow in i believed in my heart that there might be some kind of escalation in the east, maybe some kind of conflict would flare up to a greater extent, but i, as well as i think millions of... ukrainians, do not believe that a war can happen, what exactly, it is the russians, the occupiers will be right near kyiv. on the day when they heard the sirens, when they heard on the news, on telegram channels that the war had started, he took his wife, took the children, and we simply came to our parents, who also live in kyiv, to be together as a whole family, not i know why such confidence appeared, i don't know why, where it came from, but we were clearly sure that kyiv would not be surrendered, kyiv would not open its gates like other cities to the enemy, and what would happen here

if there was a fight, it will be a real fight, and very quickly, i won't remember now exactly how many days there or 10 or 12 days, we somehow lived together, a big family, and a decision was made to go to the front, of course, the parents and wives were categorically against it, for them it is some kind of horror, these are just words, which are difficult to even pronounce right now, i tried myself first... to find myself in some, well, some more comprehensible to me medical field, i went to my friends to ask for an ambulance, then i went to one hospital, to another, but to be honest, for it's still a mystery to me, i met a non-hostile attitude, me met with complete indifference, they say, everything is fine with us, we have everything staffed, we have a lot of doctors, and we don't need anyone extra, they know me, they recognized me, they said no, if necessary, we will. to go, well, with my restless nature , i couldn’t stand it for a day or two anymore, and i did it,

i went, i say so and so, they ask me who you are, i say, a doctor, he says, and more specifically, i say, a doctor, she is like that eyes, the doctor says, what about your summons, i say, i am a volunteer, i want to myself, i say, well, the bus is in an hour leaves, you are ready, and that's just the way it is, now it is brought instantly, you have to make a decision, how will it be like this constantly at the front. you have seconds to make a decision, well, i say, well, once i come, so be ready, then he says, then, quickly runs home, take your backpack, which we probably already packed, i say, of course, we are waiting for you. i signed up here and there, took pictures everywhere, i didn’t even have a military id card, i didn’t do short-term service, you ended up in avdiivka, you’re only a medic, but you were enrolled anyway were you a combat medic or were you as written, no, i was immediately appointed to the position of sergeant, paramedic of the battalion, why paramedic, because i do not have a military rank, i did not serve in the army, therefore to the position of paramedic, but i

performed all different duties , and a sanitary instructor, and they evacuated and took away the dead from the battlefield and, of course, as a doctor he treated and in general, when we arrived at the front, it was interesting for us, well, i'll tell you so frankly, probably the most important thing for a simple person for a soldier is exactly the bigger one fear and the biggest problem is trust in the commander, because if i apologize to you , it may not be correct, if the commander is a moron, then the time of your life can be measured in days, at most, you can... die simply because of stupidity, because negligence, if you're lucky, you meet a normal field commander who has intuition, some military sense, but just or common sense, then the chances increase dramatically, i'm lucky, i'm not because i i understand thousands of times, i could have died very many times, i have lost track of how many times i have in my calendar

birthdays are noted, and he survived not because he was smart, there was some kind of cautious, no. sometimes it’s just a fart, sometimes some guardian angel was nearby, because a projectile flies in, shatters the head of your neighbor next to you with fragments, and you stand as if buried, but you are alive, or a fragment flies in front of your nose, until you feel the wind of this fragment, it goes away against the walls, and the friend who was standing next to you ends up in a psychiatric hospital, and because of the stress he experienced, you are still silent and look, you are lucky again, the third force, what is your saves is... a good commander, i will be all my life, we are friends, we communicate, we see each other periodically, i will thank some guys who were in command positions at that time, and they saved us all with their intelligence, common sense, because the scariest are the first days, it's scary there, it's scary exactly when you were, when you first got in, just

arrived, fear fear has a slightly different meaning here, it's not this animal, well, maybe i can't speak for everyone, we all very different everyone has different psychotypes, everyone has a different type in relation to this, i attach a different meaning to the word fear itself, such an animal fear that you become numb, you don’t know where to go, i didn’t have that, maybe i got a little used to seeing death there in hospitals, maybe i was engaged in extreme sports, dangerous, that's why it's a feeling of fear in me, it's a little muffled, more precisely, it's a fear of not understanding what's going on... it's not a secret, it's not a secret anymore, they know about it, and it should probably be about it to say that we are literally in the first days of the poor command we lost a huge number of guys, it is even measured in dozens, in the first days we simply stopped near avdiivka, and in the first three or four days of the war we were defeated even under

such a command, and this is not fear, this is anger, this is anger and resentment. that you took your step carefully, you agreed to take a risk, you left your children at home, you left your wife at home, you went to defend the country not to die because of someone's stupidity, and as always my good commanders taught me, for ukraine you must not to die, you have to fight for ukraine, and this is the greatest victory to stay alive, and the more people stay alive, the more... this is exactly the victory, if we lose everyone, if everyone dies, what kind of victory is it? zhenya, this is exactly what you did, you did it so that as many people as possible, as many of your brothers as possible, remained alive, most often, and what kind of injuries and why do you get them in the war, what did you see? well, during my service, this is the first year

of the war, the great war, the most injuries are shrapnel injuries, of course, there are much fewer bullet injuries. it's just many times less, the artillery pieces are lower than those, it's the biggest one trouble and even more of a curse, now in the second year, in the second year they are already suffering more from drones, because of this the war of drones is already starting, but all the same they are shrapnel wounds, because everything, everything, anything flies on the head from these drones, so most of them are shrapnel wounds, and i will tell you that it will be ugly, it must be announced, the first in the war... history is made by medicine, including the drivers, it somehow remains out of the picture when it is written in the state , what is your position, there is a driver. the driver there, the driver is a medic, the driver is a paramedic, the driver is there , believe me, it doesn’t matter, these people are in fact, just few people think about it, they are the people who are the first to create this heroic story in general, because

if, because if the driver, because if the driver does not bring the doctor or a medic to the front line, there will be no one to save life, if he does not then take the wounded along with the same medical personnel, there will be no one to save, because the work of a driver on the front line is extremely difficult. it is hard to overestimate her work, her responsibility, driving at night without headlights with night lights the device was not equipped with night vision devices, which were not always there, and in the first months there was absolutely nothing at all, it was complete chaos, it was a mess, there was a mine, there the sapper got confused, there they mined the wrong road, the occupiers leave some gifts there at night, there is some kind of gap, beer threw up the asphalt, and we had such terrible, simply painfully terrible stories. when just amazingly brave tell me, well i won't go into details, but amazingly brave just guys whose feet need to be kissed died because the driver just for some

i lost my vigilance for a fraction of a second, i lost my vigilance for just a little bit and some huge beauty just crushes the car, and there were guys driving who were told that you should just kiss your feet, so the drivers should be rewarded, i guess, well, i don’t have the right, who is the first , who is the second, but they must be awarded in... the same level as all the others, because when these infantry changes go at night, even when everyone says, i will go to the army, i will be a soldier, and you think who do you have one in the army on the front line? yes, he lives a little further in the rear, he cooks food there, no, this is not the third line, i don’t know how to say it correctly, it’s all combat, it’s a combat zone, it’s a 10-15 kilometer zone where everything flies , whatever, it’s even probably... well, the second line, probably, uh, and, but it’s a floor, while he’s in peace there , he more or less cooks food there, and then he sits down and takes this food right to the battlefield

actions, and half of my friends who were believers died, everyone thinks that believers are nothing, such an elite profession in the rear, wife, here you are you talk about cooks, you talk about drivers, and i want to ask you now to remember the story that most impressed you when you were providing medical... for help, maybe on the front line, maybe already on the battlefield itself, which you remember you still do, well, that's the first thing that comes to mind, my commander, well , after a while he started to protect me a lot, i'm grateful to him for that, but i was a little ashamed of it, it's like in the army, at first alone, then a few others arrived, and the guys started to go to the front, and i was driving as a paramedic, well, i didn’t manage, but... i was engaged in all the medical work at the medical center, it’s not a stabilization center, the stabilization center is located separately, but we treated the guys and

provided assistance to them in the medical center, which was, well, close enough to the front, and i always i was ashamed in front of the boys, i also wanted, once more, just once, like before, like at the beginning, like in the first months of the war, to go there to the very hell, to feel this... it's not adrenaline, it's the feeling of something big , because you want again to feel that you are close to victory, people who are on the second line for a long time, it is also difficult for him, because there the hero creates history, and you are like on the second line, and you heal, you deal with the wounded, you provide help, but history is being made there, and you want to touch her, and there was one case, difficult, difficult, when it seemed that everything was fine, there was no heavy shelling, and they say that in our country a soldier suddenly loses consciousness and the medics are about to leave, and just then the commander was on leave , and you don't need to take anyone's permission, i

i stay to teach as an elder, and she says, no, this time i will go, i get in the driver’s seat, we go, i see this pale face, i still had some doubts that something could be done, i see a small hole on the neck, i understand , that apparently the shrapnel went straight into the neck, we start to get medical help, and it seems like a minute later he will start breathing, and then i take off the armored car, and there, as if from an open faucet , blood just pours out in a stream, he was simply shot and there was punctured everything, both lungs and kidneys were punctured, it was not immediately visible, and here is the limit, that you seem to be doing everything right, he will now open his eyes, say there, start screaming, wheezing, and muttering indifferently. but glassy eyes, he is cold, and you saw that this is not compatible with life, and i remember then, we spent half an afternoon hunting everyone so upset, for some reason this case

was remembered very strongly, but i... i saw so much grief that i guess lost my mind, and i don't even know how it happened, i started looking and in general, this is such advice for people who get to the front, it's also not a secret that many people simply drown their emotions in a glass, start drinking, sooner or later it becomes known, and in fact it is a big trouble, because people who drink, they do not solve their problems, they just solve them for an hour or two there half... they hide in the middle of the night, but they lose their vigilance, lose this caution and lose this sharpness of understanding of the situation, and then they die even faster, and i have always followed that , it is those who drink alcoholic beverages who die, it can be heroes, it can be very brave guys, i'm not humiliating anyone now and god, it's enough for me to say that i 'm insulting someone there, it's just this path, it leads to an abyss, they then die because of

carelessness. they sometimes stand up to their full height, height, and i have had cases when very good guys, i have a friend of mine, with whom i lived for a long time, he helped me, he drank a little and said, i will go now, take a prisoner and die , yes, if he had been sober, never in his life, he would have understood that this was some kind of stupidity, but here he was in the positions, and how he, well, in short, it is already his the story, that's it, and what did i want to say about what, what is it all about? that people, yes, people have to look for it, right, if no one helps from the outside, i have a very big question about this psychological and chaplain assistance, because i don't know how it is in other units, i don't know how it is in other brigades, in other battalions, i did not see their work, it will remain in my opinion, my own opinion, during the time i served, maybe now something has changed, but then i did not see it, and the soldiers were forced to ...

find fuses for themselves , how not to get off sense, and here i am, what were they looking for, tell me, besides, no, there were, there were good options, people, this is donetsk, this is donetsk, they invested money there, by the way, i will tell you what there the quality of the asphalt is of such a level that tanks drive, not even leaving cracks on the asphalt, this is the quality of the asphalt, we invested money there, we found some, well, we, friends, we found some options. friends, there are a lot of ponds, the boys started fishing and it looked very, you know, a little strange, yes, well, the war is here, but it's so touching, then we played football, it's not it sounds like madness, it doesn't sound like we 've lost our minds, that's how we are in this donetsk region in every village, a wonderful football field with an artificial surface, the net is raised there 5 m high, we found some wooden ball there and

started teh. .. a little bit at two or three in the evening they looked at us to play, well, the roof went, what kind of football here is a war in a row , but one second, the third, and after two weeks a team was formed and we just, well, we were told that you don't scold the boys, you don't play military form you have a rocket at a time there or someone on arrival destroy everything, that's why they found some shorts, some civilian t-shirts and started playing and it looked like a very funny children's game. kindergarten, if not after a couple of weeks, the entire battalion, each unit fielded its team of the best players, inter-battalion competitions began, and just think about the idea: people who fought at the front, who fought in the trenches, and there you have been fighting for like seven days , seven change, internal rotation, they were already waiting for the day when they would go out and go not to drink, not to get drunk, and they

will go again for their team. to protect the honor of their subordinate unit, and there was a rule that only creative people enter the football field, it worked so well that this is the summer of 23rd year, this summer of 23rd year is associated with football for many soldiers, they approached after the match , hugged, thanked, they say and say: you gave us two hours without war, we forgot about the war, teams, lieutenants, ran with ordinary soldiers, laughed, reacted very emotionally to all scored or missed goals, i know more , what saved you, you started writing, and as a matter of fact, i brought it today, the book is on the table, i forgot to even say about it, i started writing, i started writing , of course, on this book, which for me is very dear, very valuable, it is practically from the echo of my soul.