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news time on the espresso tv channel. kateryny shrakopoyas works in the studio. ukrainian defense forces shot down five russian missiles and 11 attack drones at night. this was reported in the air force. another five drones were landed with the help of radio-electronic warfare. the enemy's attack was repulsed by aviation, anti-aircraft missile forces, mobile fire groups and units of the repyl defense. worked in dnipropetrovsk,

kirovohrad, sumy, poltava, odesa and mykolaiv regions. and at least three people died due to an enemy rocket attack on kryvyi rih, among them a 12-year-old boy and two women aged 75 and 79. three more townspeople were wounded, reported the head of the regional military administration , serhiy lasak. also, two private houses were occupied in the city, more than two dozen houses were damaged, two more were destroyed. school, garage and car. at the same time , a 38-year-old woman was injured in nikopol region and was hospitalized with moderate severity. in the evening, the occupiers cover nikopol with artillery, as well as pokrovska and mirivska communities. four houses and a gas station were damaged. the russians also targeted a private enterprise. 20 tons of sunflowers and a forklift burned there. russians

in the evening they attacked the dnipro with a rocket, aimed at an educational institution, and a 19-year-old boy was injured as a result of the strike, reported the head of the region, serhii lysak. the victim has multiple bruises and fractures, an educational building, three high-rise buildings and more than seven dozen cars. there was such a strong explosion that i didn't get scared, but suddenly it just happened that there weren't many presses, and my mother said that the plane had arrived near the house, i immediately ran out, drove home, drove by, i see that there are a lot of leaves here, a lot of glass, everything is broken, he started looking for mom, dad, he saw dad, he asks for mom, he says in the shelter, we started to look with him, what is it like, listen, many people were talking, saying that there was an arrival, then everything fell. earth.

the occupiers attacked kharkiv with aerial bombs at night. at least 15 local residents were injured. this was announced by the mayor of the city igor terekhov. according to law enforcement officials, the russians dropped cabs in three districts of the city. a private house was hit in kholodnohirsky district. in shevchenkivskyi, a bomb fell on the road near the maternity ward. there were many patients in the hospital at that time. in kyiv, the enemy sweated over the enterprise. among the injured are two children aged 10 and 12 and a 17-year-old teenager. eight people are in hospitals. as before, the enemy used the su-34 aircraft, which from the territory of the russian federation, namely from the city of belgorod, launched three guided aerial bombs on the city of kharkiv. according to preliminary data, these were fab-250 zmpk. now we... in their hands you can see

a fragment from the wing of the stabilizer 250 in the ipc, it is this fragment that prosecutors and investigators have. now found and recovered during the inspection of the scene. meanwhile, two people died and five were wounded as a result of enemy shelling in the kharkiv region. the russians dropped an aerial bomb in the village of kivsharivka the day before, kupyan district, reported the local prosecutor's office. we visited the local market. a woman and a man died, two more residents of the village were injured. shops and at least 10 residential buildings were also damaged. and kindergarten. two more people were injured as a result of the shelling of the village of ivashki, bogoduhiv district. enemy shells gutted private houses and cars. and in donetsk region, rescuers came under enemy attack. the night before, the occupiers attacked

with a drone the brigade that was returning from extinguishing the fire. this was reported in the state emergency services. the fire tanker was damaged, the personnel were fortunately not injured, and all our people due to enemy shelling are offered to be converted into donations for our defenders. we need funds for drones and a charging station for the reconnaissance of the third sso regiment, which is destroying the enemy in the chasovoy yar region of donetsk region. the russians constantly attack and try to capture the city, because it is a commanding height from which it is easier to shell other settlements. our defenders are holding the defense, but they need your help. soldiers need drones they will help not only improve the performance of combat tasks, but also save the lives of our military personnel. so your donation will increase the effectiveness of actions against the enemy. our goal is uah 890,000. so get involved. you can now see all the details on your screens. it was an explosive morning in

the krasnodar region of the russian federation. unmanned aerial vehicles attacked an ammunition depot in the village of kamiany in the tykhorets district. after that , a powerful detonation began there, the local media write and publish unscheduled fireworks. the drone attack was also confirmed by the local authorities. however, officials assured that all the drones were shot down, and the fire allegedly broke out due to falling debris. the evacuation of residents of nearby villages is currently underway. meanwhile, the aggressors reported to the ministry of defense of the country about the destruction of more than a hundred uavs at night. at the same time, according to russian sources, drones also demilitarized another ammunition warehouse in the tvorsk region during the night, referring to the arsenal of the main missile and artillery department of the ministry of defense of the russian federation. it is located only 16 km from the recently destroyed warehouse under

in a hurry ukraine can receive scrapped abrams tanks worth more than half a billion dollars from australia. local media write. according to their data, in july australia scrapped 59 m1 a1 abrams tanks that had never been used in combat to replace them with newer models. currently, the country's ministry of defense is studying how the delivery can take place in accordance with the rules of the export of us defense products, because these tanks are american-made. and in kropyvnytskyi, resettled women are taught hairdressing skills. a new profession yesteryear's librarians, shop assistants and even crane operators master. the free course will last three months, the organizers will conduct the exam in public, plan a show and a model show. our journalists will continue the topic. three dozen women joined

the study at the local lyceum. these are resettled women from such cities as kramatorsk, soledar, mariupol, slovyansk, oleshki, dergachi, volnovakha, and a number of others. where the fighting is going on. librarian olga starodubtseva from kherson. while her husband defends the country, she learns a new profession. at 45, says, he is not afraid of drastic changes. i have been working as a librarian for 24 years, i really liked this profession, i love this profession, but i decided to change my direction, because kherson is now in a very critical situation. our library also teaches women how to create conical, small and classic curls by oksana zababurina. she has been in the profession for 35 years, of which she has been teaching hairdressing for more than 20 years. we already know what tools we need for this, what materials, what devices, we have already

learned all this. the craftswoman created the author's program, which included all types of hairdressing services, so that eventually women could choose their own path in the profession. there is nowhere to go back, that is, they are already in a different situation for them, they already understand that they are staying here, mastering a new profession, they are being helped, maybe... open their own salons, our profession, it has a very wide range of actions , so that you can work in a bakery, you can open your own bakery, you can open courses, you can open schools, you can go abroad with our document. organized training at the expense of management of the un high commissioner for refugees. within the framework of the project, hairdressing services are provided free of charge to all those in need. in this way , students gain experience. they are divided into two groups of 15 people each, there is a class every day,

equipment was also purchased within the framework of this project, and a free social hairdressing salon also operates within the framework of this project. according to the organizers, the women will receive thorough knowledge and skills, and will also take part in a mentoring program from the leading craftsmen of the city, at the end of the program - exam. in the future, after the end of the project, we plan to hold such a big exam-show, where all our... will be able to show their skills, and we hope that everyone will find themselves in the barber shops of the city of kropyvnytskyi. olga starodubtseva hopes that the new profession will help her earn money in a new place, and also wants to use the acquired knowledge in her native kherson. after completing the three-month course, the students receive training certificates. from kropyvnytskyi for the espresso tv channel. to find out. more interesting and relevant information, follow the updates on our website espresso.tv, as well as on our social networks, we

will see you in less than an hour. my colleague lesya vakulyuk is already waiting for you on the air. it's always a challenge. national media talk is a large-scale event that has traditionally united the ukrainian media community under one roof to discuss the most important events of today: industry challenges, new trends and journalistic standards during the war. this year, representatives of leading media discussed the future of ukrainian journalism and its place in the world context in the third year of the great war. we are glad that we can be at this event of ukrainian journalists. you know, the interview... has been working continuously since 1994, constantly working with usaid, 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 it is such an opportunity, and... to talk together also with representatives, with representatives of the authorities, with leaders of society, not only commercial organizations, but just to talk about such philosophical problems, ethical problems, how to be a media now during the war, despite the constant threat of shelling, arrests and persecution. ukrainian journalists continue to work and fight against today's greatest enemy, russian

information blockades and propaganda. in fact, the biggest enemy of ukrainian media journalists remains, of course, the russian federation, russia's aggression in ukraine, because 80, more than 80 journalists died, and 34 journalists are now, according to various sources, in civilian clothes. they did not take weapons into their hands in prison. however, russia is not the only one that violates the red lines of media freedom. today , mass media are experiencing increased censorship within the country. since the fall of 2003, this pressure has become very noticeable. there were, many events happened there and around the investigators, and around independent journalists, mostov, portnyk, i was also pressured there, yes, then there was a well-known story with censorship in the ukrainforum. and so on. i am aware of attacks on independent journalists, members

of society and reformers. all this is unacceptable in the democratic space of the media. and ukraine has ukrainian journalists should follow the aspirations of the people of ukraine to the european union. today , despite these difficulties, ukrainian journalists continue to fulfill their mission and convey the truth to the public. against all challenges, they remain faithful to their work, demonstrating courage, professionalism and dedication to the principles of freedom of speech.

friends, i'm back on the air, it's two o'clock of today's marathon on the espresso tv channel, lesya vokulyuk is working in this studio today for you, and i will remind you that the marathon continues

throughout the day, and i will be with you today throughout the day, and i will remind you to do one throughout the day. good work, little, small steps can be taken, but transfer to our collection, because in general we have to collect as much as 3.5 million with you so that our guys on the front lines get both boys and girls, get drones and rep systems for three brigades, we are collecting the third separate assault 110-47 is waiting for your support, for this morning you and i have already collected 400, let's show the announcement to our viewers, i noticed such a trend. that when people see a full-screen ad, they somehow willingly scan the qr code, and the one that appears in the corner of the air is somehow ignored, dear friends, quickly pick up your phones, point to the qr code and tell and the guys will eventually have in their hands what you see in the pictures, drones, rap systems, what helps them save their lives and what helps muscovites

go to the other world, and in all this, this aid will also include... your contribution is small, but if there are many of us and you, then there will be a result, and i hope that we will still do in october and hand over what we want to buy for 3.5 million. we you have already collected almost 200,000 this week, i also want to say that we reached the second million and started collecting the third, 23.3 million have already been collected, with your help, i hope there will be more and i hope that somewhere near the mark. 250-3000 this week we will finish it, well, now we will talk with the chief sergeant of the company of attack unmanned aerial vehicles yehor firsov, he appears on our airwaves. mr. yehor, i congratulate you and i wish you good health. mr. yehor, if you allow such a personal question and greeting at the same time, you

wrote a short post on your page on september 6, but so very... emotional and my daughter, the happiest days of my life, and also photos with my daughter in my arms, tiny, i congratulate you on this, but i want to ask you what did september 6 change for you, your perception of life, how much it changed, life and death, in fact, this is a question in the open, because your guests they threw a little different questions about pokrovsk, about the front line, but of course to me, but of course to me. it's also interesting to talk about it, because in reality, and because in reality everything has changed, and i think that only parents can understand now, because relatively speaking, there are a few days before the birth of their daughter, and now, well, it's just different worldviews , i will tell you that yesterday

there was a rocket attack in the place where i am, and about nine landed. s300, and here, and, well, several of them lay down next to us, literally 200 m away, and here, and this some kind of routine, that is, we woke up and 5 minutes later continued to sleep, but when the air alarm starts in kyiv, i start to worry a lot, and here, this has never happened before, of course, here is the second moment, this is... how to tell you, that's right, once, when i was in avdiivka, a journalist asked me, what are you fighting for? i said, well, for the country, for the family. for children, and my friend is pushing me so, like, what children, you don't have them? well, i say, well, i 'm going to fight for those children who are not yet

born, who will be born, of course it is a huge motivation to protect the country and do everything in my power so that neither your children nor anyone else's children will ever know what war is, to put an end to it and provide them with the best future, i apologize for dropping out of... from those those planned issues, which we will talk about with you, we will definitely talk, but it seems to me that it is important, it is important that you have this daughter, and i wish there were more children, and i wish that you have time to raise them, and i think that your children will definitely be well, well raised, and also, i also really want your daughter and those children who will appear now. in such difficult conditions, they did not know what war was, that is, they knew about it only from the stories of their parents, their grandparents, well, now to the list

that we talked about with you, mr. yegor, if you can to say where you are, then tell me what the situation is, and even after the last topic, i don’t want to return to these topics now, what is the situation, we are... near pokrovsk, but here is the situation here on the one hand, yesterday i let's say, had breakfast in pokrovsky restaurant to understand what is happening in the garden, well, the city is, of course, essentially empty, otherwise, it has changed significantly in these two months, two months ago life in pokrovsk was very similar to life in kyiv, but with its cafes, parks, barbershops and so on... at a time, well, there were only military men left, or people, let's say, of an older age. fortunately, i did not see the children,

so, you can say that they, well, probably there, almost all of them came, i hope so, and now pokrovsk, well, not what saves, but reduces the pressure on him, because you see on the map, the enemy is trying to go to no. down to the side of kurakhov, here and even to the side of silidov, that is, they are afraid to go directly, so as not to be in such, well, if it is correct, as it is called in military language, that is, to be from all sides, their positions will be fired upon, and they are going to expand, well, as the soviet military book says, and try to break through, let's say, a way and... open to the direction of kurakhov, and here, in general, already based on the experience of what happened in avdiivka and bakhmut, all these enemy onslaughts,

they are wave-like, that is, there was a wave, now it has subsided a little, it does not mean anything that the situation there is normal, it is difficult, but controlled, you can relax, no, the enemy will be in the near future, i don’t know... whether in a week or two it will make its way again to the city of pokrovsk, perhaps they will bypass this agglomeration from the sides, as they did in bakhmut and avdiivka, and take the so-called claws, well, it is even 99%, but what the enemy will try to take this agglomeration and go on the way to dnipropetrovsk, that is directly 100%. you are a media person and time. despite the fact that you communicate with the foreign press at the front, which is very important, because in this way our voice is heard there, and you convey the same

information that you tell us, did you talk to foreign journalists, foreign audiences about these efforts from the ukrainian side, to obtain permission to be able to... use the weapons of our partners, long-range weapons, and whether it would solve the situation, there were hopes that the operation in the kursk region would somehow appease the appetites of our enemies in pokrovsky direction maybe, well, but we see that putin has put a full stop there and he is clearly moving towards it, mr. yehor, look, i'll be honest, i don't have time to communicate with foreign journalists in general, sometimes my phone is red. they all write, even before that , a guy from news wrote to me, if i'm not mistaken, but alas, there is your job, my job is to command my drone unit. and

don't get distracted, here, and often i don't have enough strength, but recently i was on a business trip in kyiv, and i was talking to cnn, it took me straight a whole interview, and farid zaharia, the host, i of course took advantage of this opportunity to give this interview, and i spoke about it, of course, that we need such an opportunity, and moreover, i even said such a thesis that now i believe that the west should give us more guns because... we have a harder situation with our infantry, that's not trickery, that's not an exaggeration, that's the truth, we need more guns, as they say the pod of the artillery guy keeps the blood of an infantryman, that is, the better our infantry works, the better, or rather not infantry, and artillery, much more, let's say

this, we will better protect our boys from those who are sitting in the trenches, this is very important, because the boys who are in the trenches, they are very tired, the third year of the war is very successful, and so unfortunately we now need more weapons, more shells, more artillery and also the ability to hit, and to fire at the russian federation with our long-range weapons, i think that, i think that... will not immediately affect the front, but believe me, it will definitely play its role tactically and strategically. i for our viewers, which is possible do not know who farid zakaria is, i want to say that he is an american journalist, one of the most famous and influential journalists, who interviewed egor firsov for the cnn audience, the cnn audience is actually the audience of the whole world, and the word, it is also great weapon, so it's very, very good that you

found you. once to talk to this journalist, because it affects the citizens of those countries who saw this interview, and citizens influence the opinion of politicians, we have already talked about the infantry, how can we still protect our infantry, we cannot scatter like this people, like the russians, who send these meat assaults there, as the bbc says, do not give up this tactic and continue, yes, that is why it is very important, and well, there is no one... here. the first is high-quality, in-depth training, that is, high-quality training in training centers, unfortunately, what i hear now, and what you can hear from the guys who went through the training, well, there are significant problems, let's say so, the second point, you understand , how can i tell you, even now i will say something that maybe i shouldn't say, but i will say it anyway, and we work, we generally bpla works for

positions of the infantry, that is, we often see... latins, so the main thing is that we see their eyes and can, well, let's say this, understand whether they are tired, what their mood, state, and some infantryman in general, well, once said such a phrase, well i won't shoot at anyone , it's like there's a fratricidal war and something, of course, all the guys have hair on end, we told the command there, but then i turned back and thought, what about you? do you want at all, if such a mobilization, when the central committee officers run out there, grab someone, they are shoved into the bush, and then this guy finds himself, or someone finds himself on the front line and tells us about the brother-killing war, well, of course, we have to fundamentally change all approaches, the tsc should finally become the tsc, and not this warlord, they will continue to be

soviet military commanders, commanders, there should finally be an internal rotation, you have no idea how many cases when a company boy, well, or not a boy, a man who commands a hundred people there, has been doing it for the third year, well, he must be either a combatant, or further go further in brigade, or he should be taken somewhere to the general staff, or even he has to work for the tsk, a guy who has been through some combat operations, he continues to fight in the trenches for the third... year, he no longer has motivation, he already has there is no strength, no emotions, he is completely exhausted, there should be social elevators in the armed forces, we should retire people, generals, of a respectable age who have already served and give way, as they say, to young people, for the armed forces, believe me, this very important because to protect the foot soldier...