and the air raid started again, if you compare tonight with the previous ones, surprisingly it passed relatively calmly, because today the people of sumy did not hear any explosions regarding the shooting down, there is still no information from the air force, we are waiting, but the previous days were very loud and mostly after at 9 o'clock , explosions were heard, there were also hits, the russians had beaten the training the day before. institutions of the city. on september 1, they hit an orphanage and a children's rehabilitation center, 18 were injured, six of them children. also, on september 3, one of the buildings of sumy state university. there was a hit by a guided aerial bomb, so today was a surprisingly calm night. this story, by the way, is about the sumy state university, everyone knew where they aimed, what was its name, well, it is clear that...

the russians understood where they managed to aim, but here all day long everyone said it was one of the universities, and well that's right, somehow, that is , in our country, sometimes it exaggerates some , some, some, just the limits of reason, this is our self-censorship and censorship, and then when something happens, it's really scary, where is this self-censorship to a certain extent, it is necessary, we are once again crossing these limits... we exceed the limits of what is reasonable, the limits of what is sufficient, and even then no one bears any responsibility, no one draws any conclusions, well, you know, it happens, well, it's me i just complained a little about the general situation in the third year of the war, i know that ladies, i’m asking, my love, i’m not going to ask, but i’ll also say one more remark, you read the dump that the russians are bombing yampil for a whole week, eh, yampil is also a village near lviv, literally there. how many kilometers, less than 10,

it also flies here, it also flies here, but luckily it’s not the same, you can’t even compare, well, you can’t even compare what flies here and what flies in the som region, but when you hear that there is a geographical name nearby, but there is yampil also in vinnytsia, but it seems that there is one somewhere else, that is, in donetsk region, there seems to be a well-known name, but you suddenly imagine that this village, well, the same yampil, for example, which is near lviv, absolutely so neat, well-kept, right next to the city, and you can imagine that controlled giants are flying there 500 kg, explosives, bombs, and fantastically great destruction is done, there is one of the residents of another village, she says that her yard has the impression that it is now chernobyl, as she put it, because there is not a single tree left, it is all there it's just like it was covered by something unknown, and well, that's just what i 'm leading all this to, that er... to the fact that we, we somehow

forget how hard it can be, now in the front-line regions, and at the same time, in the front-line regions they forget, what is the norm, what is the norm, well, that is, not the norm, but what was it like before the military life, how do you are you wondering how people are feeling there, thank you for the question, i was just working in yampol yesterday with my colleagues, and what can i tell you, but... for the second day in a row , the russians are hitting yampol with guided air bombs, it's september 4 there were hits on the residential sector, also on the enterprise, six people were injured, as a result, all adults, and in general , parts of the streets were partially destroyed, there were simply destroyed houses, a total of 18 - these are damaged and partially and completely destroyed, burnt cars, i.e. september was extraordinary

difficult situation in yampol, yesterday, when we were working there, we just witnessed another hit by a guided aerial bomb, a residential building caught fire there, a local secondary school was also nearby, it was also significantly damaged in that building, which burned down already when we were there , there was a grandfather, but he was taken out of there earlier, but there was another situation when we... arrived there, there was a dog, and we saved him from the fire, so yampil is now on fire, but not only him, but also other border settlements now also under numerous russian shelling. madam love, and here you are telling this, it is hard for us to really imagine what it is like when it flies like this every day, and somewhere in the west and across the ocean, in particular, they say, but we are waiting, no, no, no. no strikes by our partner

weapons deep into the territory of russia, no, no, no, red lines, we don't need any escalation, local people, when they hear all kinds of... statements from partners, what they say, because we understand that the russians have target when they terrorize local civilians when they kill civilians when they hit houses in residential quarters, in the old parts of the city, where there are definitely no military facilities, then this is their goal, so that people say as soon as possible, let's go to some agreements, let's agree on peace, stop shooting, what they say in sumy oblast, what do people say... when they hear that some weapons have not yet arrived there, or they are not giving or allowing something, the moods of our residents are different, of course, but still, the majority with whom i spoke, we conducted various polls, then they

are determined categorically, they are in favor of us either they fought back, or they supported us more. that's why the people of sumy, they don't give up, and despite the fact that both our border towns and the city of sumy itself suffer from numerous shellings, the mood is positive all the same, and what can you tell me , please, about the evacuation from glukhov, is this process somehow intensive enough, do people leave, especially with regard to children, because the border is three steps away, we understand that it is not fun in rylsk, because... it is actually from glukhov through the border that the road leads to russian rylsk, but the threat is precisely because of this there is also very, very big for locals. so, since the beginning of august, we were announced a mandatory evacuation from five border communities due to worsening shelling, but two days ago in

sumy ova it was reported that the list is expanding, and now the evacuation will take place from five more settlements of shostynsky and konotopsky districts and that is why, in particular, one of the worst situations is in glukhiv, there is very frequent shelling there, and according to the leader ov, tens of thousands of people need to be evacuated from there, that is, the process itself will be complicated, it will take place in several stages, and the preparation for the evacuation is currently ongoing, well, thank you very much, lyubovsi was with us, a journalist from kordon media, actually gluhiv, which we talked about a lot, it is very close, it is for the same yampol, which... is constantly shelled, it it's all one border area, and actually there, the russians are throwing everything they can there, and they are shelling from the other side of the border, in a word, it is very, very difficult for the residents of sumy oblast to live locally.

now let's move to the neighboring kharkiv oblast, how is it there, we know that it's not easy either, what happened that night, we'll ask our next guest, bohdan kachuk. the deputy of the kharkiv city council will literally join us in a moment, unfortunately, in the kharkiv region, and in the end, this also applies to many other regions, not only the direct attacks of the russians, which disturb the local residents, in the kharkiv region, for example, almost half of the village burned down , yes, the village of kudok in the kharkiv region, a little further from the front line, not... a large population center, but there is a forest fire, it is unknown, andriy and i do not know what the actual cause of this forest fire is, we know that the russians often fire on purpose, especially where it is dry, where it can be done to cause even more damage, to

cause as much damage as possible, and 308 houses, listen, 308 houses, a huge number of old houses, that is, people also have nowhere to live there. and these are the realities, and winter surprises me more, you know, when there in chernihiv, in the chernihiv region, it seems like yesterday there was news that a woman received serious burns, 60% of her body, and her husband was completely burned, because they were smoking , they just smoked weed, you know, and that’s simple, well, you can’t imagine, well, of course, there were muscovites there's something else, it's clear that those drones are now being dropped on burners by the new ukrainian ones, not without that, but... people, smoke weed. okay, bohdan tkachuk, deputy of the kharkiv city council, is already a guest with us. mr. bohdan, we congratulate you. good morning. tell me, please, how the night passed, what is the situation in kharkiv this morning? well, for two, two days,

the fourth or fifth, we were more or less quiet, well , this is relatively, compared to the rocket strikes that were the day before, and, well, tonight, there was such a... mass attack by the shaheds, it i no longer went to the city, to the region, to direction bogadukhov, there chuguyev, and including, and went to kharkiv, somewhere around half. on the second night they shot down a mine on the shpo, they shot down a mine on the approach to the city of kharkiv, people heard that. as for this morning, literally 10 minutes ago, there was an air raid there, explosions were heard, a warning about, i say, an attack by a high-speed target, i understand it, some kind of missile, and then it was reported that it left kharkiv, turned in the direction of lyubatin, what else can be added for... now , just a minute before our broadcast , such explosions or air defense strikes were heard somewhere, somewhere behind

outside the city limits, but still the city can be heard, that is, it is going, it is going now at this moment there is a riot going on , let's say there are various attacks, there is no more information at this moment, if we are talking about this morning. just a few days ago, at the end of the previous week, on the eve of the beginning of the academic year, we talked with you and you. you just talked about the fact that despite the shelling against then, well, actually then, there was a huge number of attacks, 10-11 to 20 attacks on kharkiv during the day, and you talked about the fact that people are all the same they are trying to somehow keep in the city, somehow to live, that despite the fact that they do not go out in the street as massively as before the war, but still the fact that there is life there is immediately visible, but when such attacks already continue, for a certain time, as now , whether it stops people or not, we understand, the school year has started, and both students and schoolchildren

in some places have the opportunity to study offline, that is, they have to go outside, how does it look now? well, the general picture has not changed much, that is, people live their own lives in such a paradigm, we are already used to these shellings, there are exacerbations, there are heavy blows, once it happened at the sports palace, for example, it is... visible and, let's say, painful, but still, this does not stop the citizens from such a, let's say, steady rhythm of life, that is, people go to work , questions were submitted about schools, online, somewhere offline, where it is allowed, there is an opportunity, that is, it all works, i cannot say that somehow we have fewer people, or how there have been any changes, then i repeat, kharkiv lives in us that... by life, how many people are there, well, roughly there they said up to a million there may be less in the city of kharkiv, but they are all here

, the railway is working, some have left, some have gone on business, that is, life goes on, people work, well, you know, you can leave, but the question remains, what is the cost of living somewhere there, they rent housing there and everything else, when there is your native house here, an apartment there or something else, there is some kind of work, even if... if it is not there, then there is a place to live, let's put it this way, that's why kharkiv residents hold on to their city, of course, i don't see such big changes here and i don't foresee them yet, we came out of the shelter the day before yesterday obviously, because i was going to work and the ambulance and the fire department and so on were already there at 5 and 6 in the morning and we were leaving the backup studio and there were actually a lot of people. people who came from the very morning with children, with strollers, it was very

crowded in this, in this, in this, in this shelter, i don't remember that there were so many people, everyone was so very serious about it, and i remembered the figures from last year's survey that most often go to shelter in lviv and most often go to kharkiv, we know this history and understand it better in such moments, better we understand, because we understand that what is becoming a shock for... some cities poltava, lviv, where, where , rarely happen, fortunately such tragedies are commonplace for kharkiv, i don't know, of course, how, because it is a constant stress, even if people, we are surprised, how some frames banged somewhere there, that banged on one side of the street, something terrible flew away and so on, on the other side people looked like that, and okay, fine, we continue to drink coffee , and this, and this is amazing. and it sometimes looks so incomprehensible, but, but things like the day before yesterday are scary

things, because people died, because not just people died, a whole family died, in fact, and such a family from such galicia, i would say, i know, it is not wrong that the intelligentsia of such an intellectual elite, or any direct descendants of frank in general and so on, it's scary, and, but i'm talking about the fact that you understand how much... there is in that, how much there is in that, well, some really infamous spirit, no matter how it sounds, maybe a little pathetic, but but this stress , how to fight with it, how to deal with it, because it still somehow accumulates, accumulates, but it is nowhere no, no, i didn’t go every day, well, you’re right about that, let’s put it this way, it really accumulates, and you know, i don’t leave the city of kharkiv and, well, almost like that, and you always find it in my house, i’m the head of the usb, i have there is a bomb shelter here, and i can tell you that if this is the beginning of the war, then we had nowhere

to sit down, lie down, a parking lot, a bomb shelter, everything was filled with people, everyone was sitting there with children, everyone was... worried, and on at this point , 2.5 years have already passed, the building is occupied, there are more than 50% people there, they are occupied, of course, but to someone went down to the bomb shelter, even when the shelling was heavy, well, there are literally one or two, two people who are already used to it, you know, pensioners like that, who don’t care about anything, they will go down, talk, sit there, connect the internet, well, well, you see, others even... try even taking into account the fact that some have children, yes, families, this is, well, you know, on the border, on the border, let's say, of common sense, you have to let the children go, you have to women should go down there, no, well, never to us, we have our own business, we are there somewhere we ran somewhere in the house, we sat, well, in extreme cases, we went out into the corridor, well, you understand what the matter is, that is, really, it is psychological

, let's say, how it will develop further, it is accumulation, let's say fear. or well, i'm not a psychologist, it's hard for me to say, but still there is such an addiction, and whether it's good or bad, well, in terms of security, it's certainly bad, in terms of the fact that the kharkiv carrot is unbreakable, i support it, it's probably good , that's why not all these shellings, we understand why they are done, they are done for in order to speed up the surrender of ukraine there, as they , putin, or someone there thinks, i want to remind you that the year 44. 45, yes, when hitler there from the bunker gave orders to shoot fa missiles at london, when it did not make any sense, and they flew there by the hundreds to that london and other cities of great britain, for some reason this reminds me of the actions of the russian authorities now, we are shelling houses, we are killing people, and maybe, maybe they will agree, maybe they will surrender, and we will finally raise a flag somewhere there, it won't

happen, i'm sure of it, you know, it's important also understand these numbers, the statistics show that one person died, two people died, 10 people died, there are always people alive, this is a terrible story, and today i also wanted us to literally show and remember one of those who also died this week, this is our colleague bohdan zatula, a journalist who worked in the mirror of the week, was mobilized and actually during his service he covered the consequences as a press officer. yes, i understand that he was killed in kharkiv during the second attack, a kharkiv resident, and we sympathize with him, of course to all who, to all relatives, to all relatives, relatives and acquaintances, to whom bohdan was important to whom, in what life was bohdan an important person, mr. bohdan, thank you for participating in our

broadcast, hold on, may kharkiv be easier, bohdan kachuk was with. .. we are a deputy of the kharkiv city council, and what about kharkiv , the princess of the kingdom of buganda literally visited kharkiv, this is actually uganda, for which she is a professional singer and she shows herself in this way with her singing, somehow informs, holds various events, popularizes the issues of ukraine and exactly what is happening in ukraine, spreads information, calls for ukraine's support, she came from uganda, we are used to the fact that african countries are mostly dependent on us, because it is about grain, because it is about some such things, here we have the opposite, we came, no was afraid of kharkiv, and actually it is for such a humanitarian purpose. we thank you very much for this to the princess of rwanda on kabiria, amuti, mina,

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is where the alert is now sounding, where there is a threat of shelling, and of course, you see, such a small spot in dnipropetrovsk oblast, this is actually nikopolshchyna, marganetska nikopol community, this is where the artillery... in my opinion, is firing non-stop, where there are constant explosions, and although there is a little from the front line, the sensations are the same as in the front-line zone, well, we are waiting for what we might have on the communication of the yar times, yesterday we had fighters from the time, from the time of the yar, we know that there is no advance there, now the enemy has stopped the war, by the way, commander syrsky said , which is not advancement, well, we can see it ourselves, because the fact that the russians had about 8-9 km to reach pokrovsk, they did not advance anywhere, in some places they may have even

advanced a little and retreated, and that is good, although we we know that the city is now being actively prepared for defense, for street battles, if it comes to that will come, the usual evacuation is also going on, we include people who are leaving from there, unfortunately, it has come to that. but pokrovsk is a very, very important, important city, this is not a story with bakhmut, when you know that there were a lot of disputes, whether it was worth spending so much resources on the maintenance of this city, well, then i really wanted to write heroic songs and remember it every day , well , someday we will sort out, for sure, all those, all those things that happened and where our politics interfered with expediency, well, but until then you have to know how to survive, and while we support our... that government, as they say in the church, because we don't have a better one at the moment, there won't be, can it be worse than the occupation government, then it's not what we would like, here, well, that sometimes

it is so difficult to support the government, because it is so scary. does not motivate, they just ask, for example, do you know journalists abroad, listen, can you explain, you have a government there now, half of the government has been changed, and what does that mean, why, and so on, the cabinet of ministers has changed, or individual ministers have changed, and what is the point all this, you think, how can i tell you, let me tell you that just our cabinet of ministers, it is not that your cabinet of ministers, our ministers are not quite ministers, and our government is actually not quite a government. and that is why in our country veryshchuk thinks that she has gone for a promotion, because she is now the deputy of yermak himself, who is simply according to the constitution a person who brings coffee to the president in the morning, the president himself is just a person who actually has very limited powers, only during the war he is actually what he is, he is who he is the head of the general staff, actually conducts this management, but you, but, but

stop yourself, because you don't want people to see what we saw, because you understand that it's a shame and a shame for the country, that is, this war gave us a sense of pride for the country, a huge sense of pride for the people, for the army, you know, for this spirit, and at the same time a sense of this shame, because when during the war democracy is so dysfunctional, when you see that the whole, i don't know, illustration of the fact that we are a hybrid regime, but... well, but in the west in some places they see it, because actually it is in particular the things that glenn grant writes about, this is such a military expert, british, a colonel of their army is already retired, and he comments from time to time on what is happening in ukraine very carefully, and actually now says that there is a lot of combat, in particular, the actions of what

is happening. at the front of what the ukrainian armed forces are doing deserves to be praised, to be told about it at the global level and to say how cool it is and how important it is, but there is also a very there are many other nuances that actually do not negate, but actually make such a background not very pleasant, not very positive for the success of our... armed forces, and actually this is what happens also often at the political level, that is, in some places they see it, understand it, maybe they don't always talk about it, they don't always voice it, but those people who know how to analyze the situation, who understand what is happening, see it, and accordingly we understand that no one, no one, will be able to deceive, will not be able to blind and

imagine that ... are happening here just great changes, although they are also happening, i won’t deny that, but there is also good news, for example, matvii bidnyi became the minister of sports, this, this, this is good, by the way, shevchenko had a poem on this topic, the rich man is full and proud , eats shrimp with cake, a poor man has to lead the youth and sports, you see, the prophet knew that this would happen sooner or later, of course i was a joke, but it is not a joke that we ask to support our defenders, just... we will support our congregation , this is actually, as glen grant also said, the successes of the armed forces, but also our common cause - to support them, not only our partners should help, so please donate the qr code, you see, now it's almost 8:00, which means that it's news time on the espresso tv channel and kateryna shiropoyas is ready to talk about all the latest and most important for... for this

moment in our country and the world, so katya, we give you the floor and tell me, please, congratulations oksana, congratulations andria, in a moment we will talk about the consequences of the night attack on ukraine, as well as what is burning in russia . kateryna shiropoyas works in the studio for news time on espressu tv channel. russian at night shaheds attacked an industrial zone near lviv. as a result of falling debris , four trucks caught fire. extinguishing the fire lasted one and a half hours. fortunately, people were not injured, said the head of the region, maksym kozytskyi. air defense forces managed to eliminate all enemy drones. and...