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said the head of the regional military administration oleg kiper. five people were injured due to the russian shelling of konstantinka in donetsk region. the enemy hit the city with artillery, four women and a man were injured. they have mine-explosive injuries and shrapnel injuries, the prosecutor's office of the region reported. apartment buildings, civil and energy infrastructure were damaged. the espresso tv channel and the vesna charitable fund opened the collection. for the purchase of modern drones and electronic warfare systems for the third separate storm brigade of the 110th and 47th brigade of the armed forces of ukraine. the defenders in the donetsk direction every day hold back enemy attacks, defend our freedom and future. it was these soldiers who stood to the last and defended the avdiiv direction in the spring. the brigades urgently need drones and modern means of countering enemy drones. our goal is uah 3.5 million. the account already has 2.9 thousand. there are no small donations.

join using the qr code you see on the screen. good health, dear ukrainians. we, fighters of the first assault battalion, of the third separate assault battalion brigades that will defend our native land on the front lines. we urgently need your help. we need means of radio-electronic warfare against the enemy's small bpols and kamikate drones. we really appreciate your help. glory to ukraine. the eu will provide ukraine with a loan in the amount of 35 billion euros, the president of the european commission, ursela fonderlajen, announced this during her visit to kyiv. the loan to our budget will be provided within the limits of the 50 billion dollar lending plan agreed by the g7 countries using frozen russian assets. ukraine itself will determine where to direct the funds. zelenskyi added that

they plan to spend the money on energy, weapons, air defense and bomb shelters. i am pleased to announce that today the commission has adopted a proposal that allows the eu to receive €35 billion from the package agreed by the g7 countries. this is a huge step forward. now we are confident that we will be able to provide this loan to ukraine very quickly. the loan will cover. it is also very important that this loan goes directly to your national budget. the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyy , said that the victory plan he is planning present in the united states designed for quick solutions of partners. in particular, most points will depend on the us. zelensky expects that the victory plan will be implemented from october to the chest. this year,

let me remind you, the day before the president of ukraine announced that all points of the document had already been worked out, in particular, it was about accents, appendices and details. and all the details, i will discuss first of all with the president of the united states of america, because the decision regarding the plan mostly depends on him, well, also on other allies, but there are points that... it depends precisely on the positive will and support of the united states. i really hope that he supports this plan. the entire plan is designed for quick decisions by our partners. the plan is designed for decisions that should be made from october to december, and not to delay these processes. we would really like to, then we think the plan will work. and the budget of the state

budget for the next year was presented in the verkhovna rada, last week the document was approved by the government, according to it... the revenues of the estimate will increase by almost 30%. in return expenses will increase by almost 20%. the cabinet of ministers will direct all taxpayers' money to finance military needs. i would like to note that more than 2 trillion hryvnias have been allocated for defense. 300 billion more than this year are allocated for armaments. social programs will help finance international partners, prime minister denys shmegal said. the need for external budgetary financing is about 38 billion dollars. we are actively working to attract these funds from various sources. we continue our program with the imf, we continue program with the eu. however, in order to fully close the entire budget deficit, it is necessary

to finally use the frozen russian assets in the west. memorial day of ukrainian journalists is traditionally held on the third friday. in september, we honor our fallen colleagues. in ivano-frankivsk, experienced media professionals, its students, beginners gathered on the alley of memory of journalists to remember those who are no longer with us. more in the material of my carpathian colleagues. the alley of memory of prykarpattia journalists was laid in 2010. then they installed signs with the names of colleagues national and local zmi, who went to enlightenment. ukrainian radio journalist volodymyr be remembers in the past, and trees have been planted here for years, i sometimes stop by just by myself, because after all , this plaque began with the memory of yaroslav gradchuk . soon ukrainian television, he was my best friend friend, because we

worked hand in hand with him for tens of years, i was in laskor ukrainian radio, he was in television, so we had more material, he filmed, i wrote, well... that was our cooperation, and when when you come, you just remember all of them, because we were all together somewhere more than once, well, such is the memory of friends, colleagues. the memorial sign in memory of the colleagues who were killed by the war was opened on september 22. it bears the names of 39 media workers who have died since the start of the full-scale invasion. last year in september, a second memorial sign was opened, in which the names of 33 more were inscribed. media workers. at least 97 media men and women have already become victims of the war, the nsju noted. we light candles of memory, together with the students we say words of commemoration of our colleagues, those

who were with us not so long ago, whom we knew, whom we remember, and it is somewhere, i think, journalists, actually future journalists. that they should understand what can await them in the future, should feel what profession they actually chose. without our past, there can be no future. we must know the names of those people who laid down their lives for us, and they are just tangential to our future profession, so we, as journalists, need, well, like no one else, to know these people, that is, to be more educated in some data sphere dead journalists are commemorated in mid-september, because on the 16th, 24 years ago, journalist and founder of ukrainian truth, heorhiy gongadze, disappeared. in november of the same year, his body was found decapitated in the taraschan forest near kyiv. from prykarpattia, ivan haruk, volodymyr

voloshchuk, espresso tv channel. on releasing the premium - uah 40 million. gigawatt from the president - protection of facilities. last winter. under what conditions the lights will be turned off and how a private business can build its own power plant, vasyl zyma talked about all this with volodymyr kudrytskyi, don't miss it today on espresso at 5:10 p.m., my colleagues marta liyarnyk and antin borkovskyi will be working for you, and i'll see you at 5 p.m., be with espresso. this is always the challenge of national media talk - a large-scale event that has traditionally united the ukrainian media community under one roof to

discuss the most important events of today: the challenge of the industry, new trends and journalistic standards during the war. this year, representatives of leading media discussed the future of ukrainian. is working since 1994, constantly works with usid, with ukrainian reporters to strengthen the journalistic environment. we have been working in ukraine for 30 years, and i am proud of what we have been able to achieve. every year we gather a lot of people from our field, our colleagues, from various media organizations, and for us this is such an opportunity to communicate. together with representatives, with representatives of the government, with

leaders of societies, organizations, well, just to talk about such philosophical problems, ethical problems, how to be a media now against the war, despite the constant the threat of shelling, arrests and persecution, ukrainians... continue to work and fight against today's biggest enemy, russian information blockades and propaganda. in fact, the biggest enemy of ukrainian media and journalists remains, of course, the russian federation, russia's aggression in ukraine, because 80, more than 80 journalists have died, 34 journalists are now, according to various sources, in civilian clothes, who did not take up arms. to hands in prison. however, russia is not the only one that violates the red lines

of media freedom. today, mass media experience increased censorship within the country. since the fall of 2003 , this pressure became very noticeable, many events took place there and around the investigators, and around the independent journalists mostov, portnyk, i was also pressured there, yes, then there was a well-known story with censorship in uhrenform, well, this one. "i am aware of attacks on independent journalists, on members of society and reformers. this is all unacceptable in the democratic space of the media, and ukraine must, ukrainian journalists must follow the aspiration of the people of ukraine to the european union. today, ukrainian journalists, despite these difficulties , continue to fulfill their mission and bring the truth to the public. despite all the challenges", remain faithful to their work, demonstrating courage, professionalism and dedication to the principles of freedom of speech.

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to understand how our today will affect our tomorrow, watch the saturday politics club, every saturday on espresso. information day of the tv channel. we will be in the midst of 14 o'clock in the next hour. to inform you about the most important thing: the enemy hit odessa with ballistics, so we will find out the details of this next russian crime in the near future, well, ballistics is serious, these are iskanders, we will now analyze the amount of destruction and the number victims, well, according to preliminary data, four people were injured, as a result of shelling, a civilian ship was damaged, the head of the odesa... military administration, kiper, reported this. debris, debris. previously, iskander-m missiles damaged

the port and civilian infrastructure, as well as a civilian ship flying the flag of antigua. and four civilians were injured. we are adding oleg katkov, military expert and chief editor of defense-express. mr. oleg, we congratulate you. and let's start with an attack on odessa. today, the russians used iskander m. this is a traditional, unfortunately, rocket. the one that flies to odesa, they very often use iskander m ballistics to strike odesa, despite the front-line infrastructure, and accordingly. it is said that it was debris, so we understand that the air defense of ukraine was able to shoot down this missile, what can you tell us about this? well, or simply, well, it’s difficult to talk about what if, for sure, it was an iskander, in particular, because it is necessary to remind about the presence of

the north korean kin-23 urf, which ditched the odesa of the regional military administration, the official says that they were. okay, that is, well, if, if we are talking about the fact that the fragments have already reached the ground, well, then they were shot down, because iskander is not characterized by low quality of manufacture, and well, in view of this, it is possible to draw certain conclusions about the presence in this region of the appropriate means of anti-missile defense, but the disclosure is that even in this situation it would be optional, but we cannot then talk about the fact that we are talking about the availability. there are certain means, let's say so anyway. considering the fact that odesa is really under such fire for the first time, it is difficult to add anything, because the enemy used, used iskanders even with a cluster warhead to strike right on the beach to destroy ukrainians, just peaceful residents. it should also be noted that the attacks on the port infrastructure in odessa

are also not the first, and in general, not so long ago, the enemy even attacked civilian shipping in neutral waters closer to romania than to ukraine. x-22 missiles were attacked just a ship that was transporting grain. and for this, 2 mry with kh-22 missiles were used here. it was lucky, considering everything, the rocket just exploded over the ship, over the vessel, hitting its crane equipment. and because of this, he did not drown, because x20. it is , after all, a couple of tons of explosive material, well , a warhead, given all this, the fact that it works in the grain corridor and the fact that it is unlikely that the kremlin can arrange it, then one can of course predict that such strikes will take place and pedals. dear sir editor-in-chief, well, as they say,

not thermonuclear ash has already settled over the tvarsk region, yes, but ash from warehouses that are unexpected. for everyone, first of all for our enemy, exploded, yes, we saw the video, the video is convincing, this flu from smoke, fire, soot, ash and so on, rose quite high, we don't even know for sure that there was an explosion , the warehouses were the most modern according to the latest russian technology, well, we understand that russian generals are used to halving the budgets allocated for buildings. well, in any case in this case, they built solidly, and it arrived, the emotions have already subsided somewhat and, i think, there is enough information to try to outline what we destroyed, what exploded there, well, what could have provoked, for example, the same earthquake, the amplitude reached three points on the richter scale,

not the composer, yes, and this is very serious, and accordingly... i don’t even ask what, yes, well, there are two versions, two approaches, that is , one version that these are drones, somehow they flew there so massively, it exploded, well, a chain explosion went, so to speak, to the lower minus floors, and there is another version that something so cool and upside-down like our fireplace could have flown, and it made a big hole there, and after that that was all, so to speak ascended into the atmosphere of tver to you. word, mr. olezh, let's make an estimate, so to speak, of what was destroyed and what was destroyed, in what way, it was destroyed, and here it is important to understand that we are not talking about a warehouse with ammunition, but about the 107th grau's arsenal is a defense mine of the russian federation, that's the main thing management of the rocket-athlete forces, and this is

the highest rank of warehouses with ammunition, which may exist in urf at all, in principle, after... such warehouses in the russian federation up to, well, it is difficult to say the exact number, but we are talking about 1.2 dozen, in general, for the whole of the russian federation, usually within one military district there are two or three such warehouses with ammunition, and if you take, well, for the sake of understanding, this is really the largest type of warehouses with ammunition, which are the mainstay of the russian federation, which serve as an important logistical hub, because any distribution of ammunition, it goes exactly from large to smaller, i.e. first a large warehouse is used, it is divided into smaller, smaller, smaller, and this ends somewhere at the level of a consolidated support point. the following is important. aspect, when we talk about what was there, we are talking about ammunition, including very scarce and high-value ammunition,

because the storage of ammunition, including ballistic missiles, is not about hiding them somewhere, just somewhere in the garage, trivially there in any shelter there even protected, it is about the fact that these shelters must have appropriate temperature regimes and humidity regimes in which, for example, ammunition is stored, including again ballistic missiles and the more powerful such a warehouse is, that is, once again arsenal grau is the most powerful , what they have, then obviously 100% very scarce and valuable things were stored there, well, in particular the same ones, for example, with a huge probability, it was there that ballistic missiles to iskander, cruise missiles to iskander could be safely stored, i.e. other long-range weapons are there exclusively with y-points, maybe missiles there. sknder, a lot of other things, jet guided missiles for tornadoes, that is, anti-aircraft missiles, a huge nomenclature of what could

have really been there, and it is said that according to minimalist estimates there were 30 thousand tons of various munitions, if anyone remembers , then literally recently the warehouse was destroyed by a submarine, well smaller, but there were 500 tons, here... and in general, if you take it, the capacity of its warehouse is estimated to be more than 100 thousand ammunition, because it ultimately takes an area of ​​approximately 5 km, and therefore this, well, the next question may be, of course, how many more wonderful ones there are, sir, mr. editor, you are just reading thoughts from our heads, so marta and i already started talking on our fingers , so to speak , to count, so to speak, so how many, how many the enemy has. such huge arsenals, taking into account the fact that only a conditional range can be taken, that is, well, for example, we will take 750 km, because there is indeed a conversation about

what was struck with the help of a meadow, for a meadow, the conditional range is not exactly known, is 750 km, and the answer is six more, of which most likely one, it is the closest to ukraine, there is literally 100 km near bryansk, it does not work. that is, it is not that powerful, perhaps, well, the most remote near mozdok in chechnya, well, near chechnya, that is, in the zone, in fact, in the volodymyr region, which is east of moscow, there are at once two such large warehouses of gro arsenals, including with the largest total area of ​​more than 7 square kilometers, that is, it is in the volodymyr region and within the limits, as it were, of the range of ukrainian means of long-range destruction, which are already in use, the only aspect is that, well, first of all, attacking such

targets is to some extent pushing through, really pushing through the air defense of the russian federation, because again, these are objects that are maximally protected not only by shelters there, ugh, there were air defense positional areas around it, all kinds of c300s and 4s were located there. stepants, all the rest, and taking into account the fact that, according to the information that is in space, more than 100 drones alone were used for the attack, and in this mass, that is, on the quay of aerial objects, it is quite possible that there was something else that is not known, and it was this, such a concentration of means of impression that made it possible to achieve such a result, especially since it was precisely the defeat of this 107th grau arsenal, which is quite far... from ukraine, and closer, by the way, to it, literally 20 km to the south, there is another warehouse, so it has not yet been hit, it is about the fact that our

ukraine knew for sure that it was necessary to hit this particular warehouse, this particular arsenal , despite the fact that it is closer and perhaps even more convenient for strike, that is, it is necessary, let's say, to understand that such an operation did not only involve the presence of an appropriate number of drones or something else. it was also about obtaining quite important information that there will be something there that needs to be destroyed, if possible, and secondly, it is important to destroy it right now. no, this is a very serious story, we understand, if, i don't know, 30,000 tons, 30,000 tons, well, these are fantastic numbers of explosive substances, and we understand that these are not anti-personnel or anti-tank mines, it's about charges, in particular, about... probably, most of all, about the iskanders, the same, yes, that were under them, a lot of specific divisions were attached to that formation, well, such adjacent, smaller formations, yes, tactical. or

of operational importance, where all this matter was transported and then accordingly it went to the front line, but, mr. editor, look, if you take the degree of saturation of the russian air defense system, we take, for example, 100 drones there, but they are simply not can physically repel them, that is, they can release 10, 50, 30 old men there, well, if the first, second wave and so on went, then in fact, for them it is... the death of their warehouses, the fact is that there is a certain aspect to the interception of drones, the russian federation very actively uses helicopters to intercept drones, drones have a speed of approximately 150-200 km, well, for example, a shachet, it flies, its standard speed is 180 km/h, how many beavers or wolves fly there is a separate question, but in

any case somewhere approximately. 150-200 km in this interval, this is the working speed, and it is possible, well, such drones can be caught by helicopters, there are the same k-52, mi-28 and the russian federation very actively uses them for this task, i.e. - in any case, drones, they work only when there are many of them, launch one -two is possible, but again, the question here is that when you start a hundred of them, it stops. well, for example, the enemy there, well, who shot down 50% conditionally 50 at once , five dozen of these drones, each of which carries there, if we are talking about february , about 50 kg of combat units purposes and well, in fact, we can talk about such an effect that makes a reactive system of emergency exits, that is, very well wants small but very many explosions in one place and they create such a compositional effect that allows.

these are the objects to hit, er, you can push through, ukraine is already proving it, showing it, once again, ukraine attacked objects in the suburbs of moscow, in the north of moscow, where the maximum concentration of everything that the russian federation has from the point of view of air defense, in principle, where there is just one small patch, there are immediately two shelves on several acres, from each other, there are literally 10 km, as it is called, and nevertheless the ukrainian doronis are breaking through, i am... objects, here it is really just a matter of quantity and, well, let's face it, even an iron dome, in general, the israeli anti-missile defense system, the best in the world, the most concentrated, the most echeloned, the most powerful, considering the small area it protects, even the hamas doro did not break through it, mr. oleg, please, very briefly, little time, look, there is information from the head

center for countering disinformation. andriy kovalenko that the russians want to go on a 24-hour attack regime in the future so that alarms in ukraine become commonplace, and for this he increases the production of shaheds and other bypels, that night he launched the enemy about 70 shaheds, and it was very difficult at one time it was our air defenses to shoot down such a huge number at once, what should we prepare for, does this mean that the enemy now really has all the resources to increase the production of these drones and constantly attack on... on ukraine, but very briefly. in short, firstly, russia's ability to produce drones depends on china's ability to supply components. and, secondly, the enemy can, even with the available resources, go to the point of constantly simply keeping ukraine in a state of air alert, but the effectiveness of this will be very low, because drones are effective only during massive, concentrated launches. if they are launched one by two per hour, then the air alarm will continue. well,

if they change the order of her announcement, that's why that each, well, relatively speaking, two events per day of 100 or 70 drones, can they afford this? objectively no now, they can allow 50-70 per day, uh, thank you, in the future everything depends on, again, until we hit russian drone production, they will work in public in a greenhouse mode and will be able to scale, and we have something, because i don't know where the production of shaheds is on the territory of russia? katko, military expert, chief editor of course, thank you, mr. oleg, oleg defense express, was in touch with us, we are now going on a short break, after it we continue the information day, laughter, physical activity, sneezing, even during such a small load.