transporters or turn to relatives, then part of the people somewhere nearby according to official information, that is about 500 people left on their own, as well as humanitarian organizations of the state emergency service, local authorities are also looking for opportunities, concluding agreements with territorial communities that accept displaced persons, actually already carrying out transportation directly as i said. the state emergency service or even humanitarian organizations from a number of humanitarian organizations also provide transport, mainly people go to the city of sumy, it is located there, there is a center for receiving internally displaced persons people, they are provided with assistance in completing documents, and then each family, each person decides for himself whether to stay in the center itself, and... is it possible

to go further like this or stay in one or another territorial community, well, i will say, that in general the border contingent is like this, i.e. these internally displaced persons, the bulk of them do not go abroad, do not even go to western ukraine, mostly they either move to the depths of the region, mainly to the regional center or to other communities or to other communities . where is more calm and safe situation, as i have already said, there is very active cooperation with humanitarian organizations, which try to provide psychological support and direct humanitarian aid, that is , provide such basic means so that people can somehow adapt in the near future, in the coming days, and have all the necessary the means for this, there are hygiene products, items... of first necessity, and

they also help people to actually draw up documents, because sometimes this process is so long, these testimonies of people who they're making out, they're actually scary, because they tell scary stories, how do russians sprinkle kaba and everything else in populated areas? yes, in fact, in these communities, in these villages, it is impossible to live, there is no light. now, in fact, there is no e-communication , no mobile, of course, internet connection, even those relatives who have left say that they cannot contact their loved ones, their neighbors who remained or are there to guard, watch for property, is it possible to take care of the farm, we understand that it is mostly rural communities where people have livestock and find it very difficult to leave. these animals arbitrarily, and

that is why those, those who have moved, they do not even have the opportunity to contact their relatives, the entire social infrastructure has been destroyed in the communities, i am not talking about educational institutions, it is also about the police there, where they were both social structures and, of course, even private houses. suffer very much, because, well , actually even tonight was a sleepless night, and of course there are always sleepless nights for people who live on near the border, but even we in the regional center actually heard explosions, we also heard arrivals and departures, yes, we constantly heard arrivals, the drone of drones, yes, that is, today the whole of sumyshchyna, the whole... region was somewhere like that,

trying to stay in shelter or in a safe place away from the windows, because the night and morning were very, very disturbing, actually the russians decided to test some new bomb in sumy oblast, mrs. andriano, do you know what kind of bomb it is and how often they use it on sumyshchyna? well, i can only have. i only have the information that was officially announced by the head of the military administration, we are talking about the improvement of these soviet bombs, there is an opportunity today for a terrorist country to actually target and remotely control these aerial bombs, and indeed the last two days have been recorded by the military the use of such and such aviab. that is, it is about the fact that

not having any modern weapons there, yes, they are trying to improve in a certain way the remains of ammunition that are in... them since the soviet union period, do people who are evacuating discuss what is happening in the kursk region, what do they say, ms. andriano? in general, this is such a top topic today in sumy, especially in social networks, on the one hand, there is no official information from kyiv, yes, but, as i already mentioned, when there is no official information about what is happening, then rumors spread, such rumors, there are a lot of rumors, people see that they are looking for information even on enemy resources, yes, and what we are seeing in bits and pieces, that is actually also

the intensification of the attack, the transfer from such weapons of armed aggression that was carried out... opposite ukraine to the territory of russia, this is also a mass evacuation, actually from the border areas of the kursk region, and now we are talking about even tens of thousands of people who are being evacuated, in panic is spreading on social networks, among the residents of kurshchyna, they actually did not expect it. this or that development of events, and what we are still seeing, of course, is a colossal drop in trust in local authorities, that is , really, maybe i don’t know, but little by little it is being revealed, this dust is being removed, eh,

propaganda, yes, about the fact that, uh, russia, the svo, russia's tasks are moving in the right direction, but i don't know if. they have that wormwood, it happens in them, you know, it subsides, and then again like this, again they blow such a fog into their eyes, and they are like, oh, putin, we love you, russia is ahead, it will win, we support the svo, then some people, i don't know, in them, they don't work at all with cause and effect, cause-and-effect relationship, they don't work at all with critical thinking, they are, then, people from a different dough, a russian political scientist, he probably you know knows better. his compatriots, former ones , at least who lives somewhere in the czech republic now, such a professor preobrazhenskyi, well, not a professor, candidate of sciences, and the interview was interesting with him, i watched, you know, and he says that the germans in the time of hitler they understood somewhere in the 4th

, second, third, fourth year that everything was going somewhere wrong, they understood, but it was such a state when everyone thought, well, what is the alternative? everything now rests only on the führer, there is no way without him, and here is putin, probably for the russians now, well, that is, they think it will only get worse, without putin it will be even worse, but somehow everyone has united around putin, it seems that, well, i guess we need to show an alternative and show that russia's capitulation will be possible for some part of the peaceful people, you can't say that about peaceful russians , because apparently such a concept does not apply at all to... those people who vote for a de facto international criminal, yes, but to quietly show them this alternative, that capitulation is better than the fact that they continue the war, but after all, i argued, of course, russia

has a large population, and it is a large country, yes, and the situation is very different, but those people who are directly forced to leave their homes, who left, who will feel... felt the consequences of what in fact, they were started by the state with the support of the same russians, so perhaps their wormwood has dissipated a little after all, although it is such a tiny little drop, a drop of citizens of that sub-state, so of course they only make up a statistical error, of course, that they are very, very a small amount, i don't i know... or their stories, you know, even when it happens like that, because ukrainians often have relatives in russia, well, that’s how it happened, and it happened and how it was at the beginning of the invasion, when she was in the same family, the only ones who live in ukraine ,

write to their relatives in russia, what are you doing, you bomb us, and relatives from russia answer: russia never attacks first, what are you making up? that is, i know cases when there are two relatives. the sisters are talking and one of them says: i can hear your drones overhead now, they are being shot down, a missile has arrived, hit, what, what are you, what are you doing, nothing? something like that, then you think it's your people who are bombing you, you know, and here, here there may be a situation when, uh, residents of russia, citizens of russia, won't trust their other citizens, well, i don't know, mistrust, yes, it's a culture, i guess , the national culture of those citizens, mrs. andriana, i hear the sound of air from the air alarm, but let's not put you in danger, thank you for... the story about what is happening now in sumy oblast, a very difficult situation, dear

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we are again and with us oksana pogomiy, deputy of the kherson city council, will talk about kherson oblast, mrs. oksana. good morning, like a night, like a night in the kherson region, thank god, everyone is alive, well, what can i say, they are shooting, in fact, since already, as you ask me, i always say, they are shooting, in fact , the shelling has become more frequent, it has become more powerful , strengthened, rszzo, now they use a lot against us. drops from drones are already such a general situation every day and more than once, and they just drop wherever they see, and yesterday, unfortunately, one person died, many were injured, but you already know i'm glad that no one died, well, you can't, you can't say that we got used to this kind of life,

to get used to it is wrong, we just adapt to live in the conditions we have, that's why. listen, but the russians decided to somehow make this impression even worse, i don't know if it's the russians or what, but the fire near kherson, the city inhaled such acrid smoke with smog, and in two districts the air has deteriorated significantly, its quality has deteriorated, as it is now and what exactly is this photo of the sky over kherson, now at least i don’t feel it, yesterday in... ours and in the area where i live there was just a very high concentration of all these chemicals, the wind was just this way, it’s not so close to the city, it’s already near the suburbs, but i think that it was either a skid row and caught fire, because there

were, just there was such information, well, they either deliberately set it on fire, and it was just this... the storage of our water supply, and there was all kinds of dirt, and there was smog, yesterday the city was just like, like a fog, here we were going out, driving through this city like a fog there was so much smoke, not now, but i'm not sure that the fire was completely extinguished, because last night the girls sent more photos of the burning in that direction, there are reeds, there are ... peat bogs, the emergency department said, this is the first time i've heard that we have peat bogs here, but maybe there are, it's impossible to know everything, yes , although i am from kherson and have lived here all my life, but i think that if there are peat bogs, then it will burn for a very long time, well, that is understandable, this territory is also mined very heavily, and there is a risk that this fire may also by a very loud

fire, let's say that how strongly it is mined is hard to tell. no one knows because there is such an area that i think that it would be the last place to demine it simply because people do not go there, and it is like such a muddy area, but you see, now, now they say that it is possible, maybe yes, because katsapiosa mined very strongly, yesterday we had such a story, we found petals, and there were a lot of them, i saw the video, thank god they were removed. but the territory on which this dump was carried out was very large, and they were lying right next to each other on the asphalt, and this is the first time since our liberation i hear about such information that the leaves are in the city, and people live there, i know it for sure, i just recognized this area, it is closer to

the dnipro, but drones fly further away, that is, it can be anything, they can drop somewhere closer at night and therefore... kherson residents should now not only look at the sky and listen, but must also look under their feet and not walk in park areas or smell a single flower, that's what i immediately told the kherson residents yesterday, not somewhere on to sit on a bench where there is grass, because this already exists in our city, they simply survive us, let's say yes, well, but we have soldiers, she understood. the front line of rusnia is trying to do everything so that life here does not seem like a raspberry. ms. oksana, according to your feelings, is there... is there again some, or maybe there will be another wave of those people who will say, well, i can't live in such conditions anymore, and i'm packing my things and maybe moving somewhere,

where it will be calmer, where you don't have to look above yourself all the time, or listen, or look for these petals under your feet, i think it will be, but it will be a small wave, i'll tell you, yesterday, every day i record a video on facebook, i tell my friends how it is... what has been going on in our city since the first day of the occupation, and i was asked a question about our neighborhood oslov, which has been under fire since the first days of our release and now it is getting tighter and tighter, and i wondered, are there children there, and why, because the island and the hydropark are one zone, they were included in the mandatory evacuation, and i was asked the question, are there any . and i said i'm not sure, yesterday after my video they texted me that there are children there and when i said that well, the children are families with children, well, you have

to take them out, well, you have to talk to them, forced evacuation - you know, in a neighborhood with high-rise buildings, no one will go knocking on every apartment and breaking down the door to see if there are any a person or not, people are hiding from the police, yes, they are clinging to their... housing, it would be better for them to be clinging to life here, especially when you have children, here i completely agree with those who included these neighborhoods in there is a forced evacuation zone there, but i am asked a counter question, where will they be taken? they will be taken to another city and that's all, because such cases, they don't just happen, but they practically happen, people can be taken to another city, yes... and themselves, and that's why people cling to at least what they have there are walls and a roof over the head, although it is all conditional in our city and walls and a roof, it is all very conditional, i do not

know how these children, how they will live after the end of the war, because there is such stress, apparently that slippers, and this is the situation, they would be people and leave, where to leave, where they will tell you, we will take you there, for example to chernivtsi, but there is no one in chernivtsi does not want to live there... in a conditional kindergarten or there a gym without any normal living conditions, because mostly there are people left who need help, and medical care, and diapers, and medicine, and some person who will feed someone , oh, i know this woman, ms. lyudmila, little one, yes, this is ms. lyudmila. you need to write this to her, it means she flew in, you see, we saw her recently, that's how things are with us, in fact, when there is no state program

to take care of it, the first to leave the days of the occupation, the first months of the occupation, they could come to khap, they had more there, well, attention is not needed here, the direction where to send people, so that they could further find a way to show themselves there, logistics, that’s how it is now, you can come to us in the hub, we can provide you with legal assistance, but we cannot help you with where to live, and this is important, the person came with a pathetic figure, it is important to her where to go next, well , i don't like such cases, so what people who understand this, well, god forbid anyone to feel in the place of those people. who need to go somewhere, because there is unrest at home, or you are kicked out of the house, because an enemy has come to your house, and you have to go somewhere else with

a bag and start everything from scratch, and as they say , with this disturbing backpack, and you know, the most difficult thing , probably the most difficult thing is that you don’t know how long you have this backpack, so so so so... that’s why many people come back and come back and come back again and we bake bread there, we help people, and they already tell me that seven people will come i, because they lived there for the evenings, they lived, the money cushion ran out, will they return, or it will be possible to give two more loaves of bread there, yes, that is, the people will still return to the city despite the shelling, the most terrible thing, you know, when i go, i will go there, god forbid, what will happen next occupation, and i'm not going to leave the city, well, we have our own goal, the help of the armed forces, and everyone remains, everyone has his own

reasons why he is here. remained, that is why we do not give up, we continue to work, what can be heard from the temporarily occupied territories on the left bank, the russian guard has arrived, and people are very they are also worried on the left bank, it is generally understandable, on the right bank people are worried that rusnia will not come here again, i will calm down, because thank god, we have the dnieper, the fortifications are natural, and the russian guard... arrived, they imprisoned to give people nightmares, which they do in principle, they intimidate even more, ah, the local population, what is left, eh, they are, well, scary, actually scary, but people are already those, even those who held on to the last, got russian passports, because without it you simply cannot take a step. people

hide ukrainian passports, because they, you know, are losing ukrainian passports en masse in quotation marks there, yes, in order to still leave their native ones, because if they suddenly have to leave, and most likely when ours come and people really hope for that , well, you have to be ukrainian, well, it's very, very difficult, it's very difficult there now, i can only imagine, because we were under occupation for eight months. that's why i can understand in some ways, but i can't, no, i can't try it on myself, if i had been in the occupation for the past 2.5 years, where would my kokuha have gone left, and what would happen here if i had to take these russian passports there, because my husband and i discussed this topic when we were still under occupation, i said, i will not take the passport, under no circumstances will we decided that he would stay after all, because it was special here, it had to be here, it had to be, we

didn't just sit like that. and i'm taking cats and i'm going to free ukraine, the left bank is hard, but we hope very much that there will be liberation, we'll see, we in the zsu believe, we'll see, but you see, even the muscovites, who went there, who were lured there with money, they don’t really want to go there anymore, at least there is information that i don’t want to, there is a lack of doctors, because ours, who could, left, and... the russians, who were invited for high salaries, said , well, if you go to the bathhouse , it’s thundering there, we don’t know what awaits us there, and they don’t go there much anymore, and there’s a little bit of that too, well, there are also russian doctors, those who went, they were interns, it’s not were professionals, and are not professionals, if this is a new tile, about which i can say there is a respectable one, that is, if in a person has such a disease that is not... infectious,

well, you understand, yes, i have already forgotten these names, no flu, let’s say this, but there is something like that with blood vessels, something, then you have to go to simferopol, and it is 300 km away for a minute , because doctors are not specialists at all, plus pills, which are there, or when, which are there, everything that is russian, it is like a placebo, it is only if you convince yourself that it will help you, then maybe it will help, and yes no, mrs. oksana, thank you, thank you for finding the strength to tell about this, because it is also important, to remind the whole country, about how kherson region lives. thank you for what you have - enough strength for this, oksana pogomiy, deputy of the kherson city council, was with us, dear friends, lesya vakulyuk, andriy saichuk, we are working in this studio during the day today for you, we are approaching 9 o'clock in the morning , at 9 o'clock in the morning, all of us, throughout

the country, shake our heads. and with a moment of silence, let's honor the memory of those ukrainians whose lives were taken by russian aggression. we honor the memory of ukrainian soldiers and civilians of ukraine, who died in the war, with a moment of silence unleashed by russia.