gobolot, and a big brother comes with a big contract in russian, which, of course, a foreigner cannot read, he simply signs a piece of paper, expecting that he will return home, but he returns in a bag, in a loaf of bread he goes to fight against the ukrainian state, where he dies. and from which countries were these people, who did you manage to capture? excuse me, greetings from... what countries were these people from, or can you tell? sri lanka, africa, egypt. i know that among the prisoners there are also citizens of serbia and norway, if i am not mistaken. but redundant i will not clarify the list, since i do not know the information for sure, but yes, africans and egyptians were with us. and i

wonder what units they are in, that is, what kind of units are they, what, well, that is, who are you actually fighting with, who is fighting against you, what kind of russian units are there in which there are so many of these , people? well, i can't say that there are many of them, but there is a certain part of them, the 255th regiment of the russian army is fighting against us on the other side, uh, in particular, there were also wagners in our direction. storm z e very many jailers arrive on contract service in the rfe armed forces are trying to pay off some of their debts, write off some prison time, pay off some mortgages, help the family, but it's still strange to me how you try to help your family by killing other families, so again, honestly,

the feeling prisoners are very ambivalent, but we understand that we have to play by the rules, and that is why our prisoners have all the conditions for a simple stay, such as food, water, cigarettes , and even sometimes the opportunity to call their relatives back, to say that they are alive and they are now in prisoners, well let's see, maybe they will at least change these foreigners somehow, although i have doubts, of course, that the russians are interested in changing them, thank you very much for joining our broadcast, this is nazar... boytenko, acting press officer of the 33rd separate mechanized of the brigade, which is located in the kura kurakhiv direction, where it is expected, well, the fighting is quite serious, especially after the ugledar was captured, well, our broadcast is over, see you in a week, and the espresso broadcast continues, stay with us.

see this week in the judicial program control with tatyana shustrova. how did the judge get to the constitutional court, was her decision overturned by the ecthr. i never even thought before that it was a question of my integrity. but was the wealthy judge of the pechersk court able to pass the qualification assessment? i had pre-marital savings, my husband had pre-marital savings. congratulations, you are watching judicial control and i am tetyana shustrova. despite the full-scale war, ukraine continues its path to... the union and does not stop in implementing reforms, including judicial reform. continues qualification evaluation of the current servants of themis for their suitability for the positions they hold. the higher qualification commission verifies professional competence and integrity. today we will tell you how this difficult exam is conducted and what the judges are trying to hide. but first to the news. member of the higher qualification commission of judges. volodymyr luhansky, who

turned out to be a fake doctor of philosophy, unjustifiably received a 15% monthly supplement for a non-existent scientific degree. experts of the anti-corruption center found that luhansky from april 2015 to september 2020 when he worked in the severodonetsk city court, he received at least uah 160,000 for a fake degree. during the interviews with the members of the competition commission and vrp, volodymyr luhanskyi stated that he defended his thesis at the university. regional academy of personnel management in 2011, however, at that time this educational institution did not belong to the subjects of issuing diplomas of doctor of philosophy. moreover, only in september 2014, the verkhovna rada adopted changes that equated the title of candidate of sciences to the scientific degree of doctor of philosophy. luhansky will explain how it happened could not, just as he could not remember the name of the specialty on which he wrote a scientific dissertation. in what specialty did you defend yourself? the name of the specialty is clear, i

defended myself, my topic was article 382, ​​which is criminal liability for failure to comply with a court decision. i remember, well, i haven't seen my diploma for a long time, i took off the photocopies, i just don't remember, i really don't remember, yes, of course, i don't remember the number of the specialty and the name of the specialty, i remember the topic, i remember the work , and we repeatedly emphasized this during the competition for the highest qualifications of the commission on the alleged dishonesty of luhanskyi, in particular, it is known that the judge closed at least 54 driving cases after the expiration of the terms. on tips and allowed drivers to avoid punishment. the supreme council of justice finally dismissed the head of the poltava court of appeal, serhiy galonkin. he is known for the fact that he lived in a church that he built himself. here is this house with an area of ​​661 m2, located in the suburbs

of poltava. the national anti-corruption bureau recorded the judge's extra-procedural communication with the lawyer and other judges regarding so-called solution of the problem in two. in proceedings about driving cars while intoxicated. one of them features the judge's son. in audio recordings of conversations recorded by nabu, galyonkin promises his help. by and large, you know, we are normal people, we will always do anything. if you need help, we will always help. the disciplinary chamber of the high council of justice deprived galonkin of additional payments for three months for this fact. the judge didn't like it and appealed the decision, hoping to avoid punishment altogether. instead, i received a report. galonkin tried to postpone it, twice filed a motion to postpone the hearing, because he allegedly suddenly fell ill and the supreme administrative court considered the case without him. the 10th congress of judges appointed alla oliynyk as a judge of the constitutional court. after passing the competition, which was conducted by

an advisory group of experts, where the moral qualities and professional competence of the applicants were evaluated, the oilman was recognized as corresponding to this high position. however, there were many interviews with her at the commission. issues, for example, from 2011 to 2015, ala oliynyk lived with her nephew in a one-room apartment in kyiv. at that time , the boy studied at the kyiv national university of culture and arts, where the oil painter taught. after graduating from the university , the nephew got a job at the higher specialized court, where oliynyk worked, and later transferred to the kyiv court of appeals, where oliynyk was a judge. i never even thought about it before. that such questions may arise for me in the future so that it would be a doubt of my integrity. it is also known that the board judges with the participation of ala oliynyk made a number of decisions, which were later recognized by the european court of human rights as violating

international obligations and the european convention on human rights. however, in the end, after studying all the facts, the advisory group of experts with the involvement of international specialists recognized alu oliynyk professionally. competent the higher qualification commission of judges continues to conduct interviews as part of the assessment of the current themis employees for their suitability for the positions they hold. this is kateryna sereda, the judge of the pechersk district court of the city of kyiv. i have certain, let's call them healthy ambitions in terms of my further career growth. kateryna sereda was appointed to the position of a judge in zaporizhzhia in 2012, and already in february 14, she was transferred to the pechersk district. kyiv court under a simplified procedure. at the time of transfer, she did not consider any case. this calls into question her professional training. and according to the public council of virtue, it raises suspicions about the use of connections to obtain preferences. my career was consistent, logical, and i don't see that

without any, you know, such doubts that i immediately got to know the staff of the court. i was not separated from justice, that is, i explained. that i was also an assistant and constantly studied and, well, that is, i put in the maximum effort from myself, that in principle, well, from my point of view, i confirm that, well, in terms of my professional integrity, those characteristics, therefore, i was ready, in in 2015, the judge wednesday changed the pretrial detention measure to house arrest for tavakul ragimov, who led the so-called... in kyiv during the kidnappings, beatings and torture of maidan activists. suspect escape. at that time, this decision caused a great public outcry, as there were all the grounds for his detention. however, the judge did not think so. as a judge, well, holding yes, guided

by impartiality and impartiality and all those principles that must be there, but honestly, i was so impressed by the work of the defense. and disappointed with the work of the prosecution before the judge filled out the declaration in the commission also arose question. for a long time, kateryna sereda marked this luxurious estate of hers as unfinished. construction, however, as you can see in the photos of the project about the court, the house looks quite lived-in, usually for such manipulations with the declaration of property, civil servants go to avoid taxation or hide the price of real estate, it can also be seen when filming, well, taking pictures, yes about the court the program was there, and no one hid it, and the car then at that moment and the sister comes regularly, wednesday was also unable to clearly explain sources of income. which made it possible to purchase in one year two plots of land near kyiv and two audi a6 and audi q5 cars worth

over 80,000 dollars each, and even more, they were purchased even in one day. the amount of expenses is several times greater than the income you received from legal sources, back in 2008, 2009, when i was still working as an assistant, that is, i was a civil servant, and this was the period before she... issued, registered a marriage with my husband, i had premarital savings, my husband had premarital savings, and in 2009 year, it was just the year of our wedding, and my parents and my husband, taking into account their, well, education, their work, that is, they were able to help us, and i do not think that this is somehow against the law, the explanations are dubious, however, kateryna sereda tried to be convincing , even mentioned help from pensioners, grandparents, we have no doubts about the resourcefulness of the judge. in 2018, she managed to

complete her graduate studies and defend her thesis in just two years instead of the standard four. there is no requirement that there is any minimum period. i think since the 16th year for my defense took place in october of 18th year, it is practically, well, less than three years. that is, during this time, i was there, i came to all stages, taking into account, i don't think that this period is any kind. one that causes must arouse suspicion. meanwhile, the public council of virtue expresses doubts that the judge was the author of her work at all. the dissertation file's metadata indicates that it was authored by a man named dima. the higher qualification commission of judges evaluated all the explanations of the judge of the pechersk district court of kyiv, kateryna seredy, and found them unconvincing. so the judge is awaiting dismissal. for today i have. that's it, you watched court control, i'm tatyana shustrova. tell us about

the facts of corruption in the judicial system that you know. write to the email you see on the screen or to me on facebook. see you in exactly one week. congratulations, thank you for being with espresso, my name is khrystyna yatskiv, and today i have the honor to interview a very unusual guest for you, after all, we are doing this interview in a place where i am also a guest, this is not our studio , and we thank the read bookstore very much for what we have opportunity to record in this beautiful place, really, i hope an interesting interview, actually today. we will talk about the war through the eyes of a serviceman, we will talk

about how he sees trends in ukrainian society and how the military reacts to what is happening outside our country. i will probably start by reminding you that the rubizh rapid response brigade, you know the servicemen of this brigade well, some of them are good friends of our broadcasters, these are people who took part in... battles in the kyiv region, this is gostomel, more it rubizhne, severodonetsk, battles for bakhmut, and now the rubizh brigade is working in the kharkiv region. why is it important to mention this brigade, because today we are talking with major of the rubizh national guard brigade, hero of ukraine vitaly lytvyn. we welcome you. greetings, ms. khrystyna, and dear viewers. and listeners listen to us and watch us. i would probably like to start with the general situation through your eyes,

the front, rubizh is now in kharkiv oblast, and after all we are talking about 2.5 years of the great war, everything is changing, just recently i had a conversation with a serviceman who says: well, if we went to bakhmut to work there, relatively speaking, and the enemy was at a distance. 200-300 m from us, and we could still carry out the evacuation of civilians, if it was necessary, now pukrovsk says 7 km from the front, but i ran away. coffee from fpv drone, completely different specifics, for sure. how does the war look now through your eyes. well, i want to say that our brigade, the guards brigade of the onslaught of rubizh, is currently engaged in combat operations not only in kharkiv oblast, but also this limansky oblast direction. and that is , our units are currently being used in several directions, and

recently, when i went to the zone of performance of official combat tasks, i worked with the units. in other words, i went around the line from kharkiv to pokrovsk, talked to servicemen of various units, and you are right in saying that the methods of conducting modern warfare change now perhaps every week, every month, even perhaps every day, because now in the priority is means of conducting intelligence, technical means uavs, radar stations, which are being developed both in the russian federation and in our country. and countermeasures against these means are also developing, that is, we understand that at the beginning of its actions in the kharkiv region, that is in the direction of liptsa vovchansk, the enemy used a large number of operational-tactical drones, such as orland 10, zala and superkams. now we can already see that and how our brigade, the brigade of the nastup-rubizh guards began to shoot down these eagles with the help of fpvons. this is done by our

brigade, the charter brigade, and the 11th brigade and the 14th brigade. the national guard of ukraine, and the brigades of the armed forces of ukraine and other special forces do the same, that is, some technical component of intelligence is being developed, for example, we take uavs, they can fly to greater depths, and countermeasures are being developed in our country to counter this tsymbla, that is, these are some radar stations, bearing stations and the means by which you can hit these drones, that is, what you said about e. your acquaintance from bakhmut, we also worked on bakhmut, and the enemy was very close, they used a large amount of artillery ammunition, and now, when we see on the territory of the russian federation, these warehouses with ammunition can catch fire, and they understand that they also need to develop the story with fpv drones. when did this fpv drone story even come about? if you remember, there was such a trend when our

western partners did not provide us with aid packages for some time, namely ammunition for artillery systems. you know, such a challenge and response, it is in the trends of history, civilizations arose where, first of all, there were difficult conditions, climatic conditions where it was not possible, as, for example, in our territory we had animals with which we could hunt, in our country we could engage in gathering, for example, the sumero-akkadian kingdom, they had to make irrigation canals dig, that is, they had to survive, and the same for us, when we had a critical story... for ammunition for artillery systems, it is also of soviet production, it is d30, and the systems that our partners provided us, these are systems of three sevens, paladins , polish crabs, that is different systems, we have a story that we want to fight, we want to survive, we want to continue to build our

country, and our military, our volunteers, our civilian developers started to invest in the story with fpv drones. and that is, it first arose in us due to a lack of ammunition, and now it and will continue to compensate for a certain amount of lack of ammunition. the russian federation analyzed and saw this, for this we must understand that we have a very powerful enemy, they have a very powerful intellectual component, they have very powerful microelectronics, which make or part of the component of the production of any drones, any ammunition, homing, the same krasnopoli. these are any microcircuits that are printed, they contain a very powerful component that remained after the collapse of the soviet union, it was the same in our country, but due to certain interventions of the russian federation in the political processes of ukraine, it was simply destroyed, and our country was preparing before the occupation of the russian federation, and the tendency to conduct

hostilities, they are constantly changing, it is so this was very disappointing. introduced all these processes to the changes in the trends of conducting hostilities, and they are now happening very rapidly, that is, i am often asked, i am told, you have been in the army for 10 years, a third of your life, it is actually so, and it is simple to analyze how the development of technical means is going up , i was a uav operator, before it became mainstream, in the 14th year i took courses, volunteers from ivano-frankivsk quadrok gathered for us. it was probably not a quadcopter there, there were more motors, propellers, they were his assembled on the basis of the previous one, that is, the dj brains were the controllers, they completely ... soldered themselves, i was already engaged in that, and understanding from what level our domestically produced uavs have been in 10 years, i emphasize that it is domestically, not some fly i that

are produced in europe, then there is germany, many other countries, i want to say that at the price and at the price of western manufacturers, ours are competitive, and that is, in 10 years, it is very colossal. you know the development of all these means, then i was still an enthusiast who was engaged in radio-electronic intelligence, i i ordered a dvr sdr, this is a module that shows tv channels, i connected it to the computer and just sat, listening to enemy radio stations and our radio stations, because we used analog radio stations a lot then, and understanding how this trend is now here uavs, radio-electronic intelligence for... 10 years were developed, and during a full-scale invasion, a lot of sleeping citizens, united citizens, they realized that there was, you know, such

a period of the cold war, maybe you can call it that, it was such a period of six months during during the second world war, when certain countries did not provide aid, they expressed concern, but no steps were taken to support the ukrainian state and ukrainian citizens, although some aid was provided, some sanctions, which we see were not completely limited of the military-industrial complex of the russian federation, because french thermal imagers were also placed on their eagles, and a lot of equipment from the united states went there, that is, there were such, you know, sympathetic eyes, sanctions that did not affect the military industry of the russian federation federation, and before a full-scale invasion we developed on our own. and it was not a very large percentage of citizens who did it. after a full-scale invasion, this figure jumped to the heights of many research institutes, for example, the polytechnic institute

in chernihiv is also involved in the development in kyiv, and many, and ivano-frankivsk, and lviv polytechnic, and many such institutes, where teachers, students, well, that is , our country's military in this direction, they are engaged in military progress military of the industrial complex of ukraine, by the way, this is one of the explanations why the enemy was so actively raiding educational institutions throughout the entire large-scale invasion, yes, yes, and we understand, this is a separate topic in general, why, remember this question, ask me , the destruction of the intellectual component of ukraine and our citizens, this is also a very, you know, a topic that you can only talk about for a few hours, i would very much like, i think, any people... a person who thinks in humanistic categories in general , how much it's possible, i wish war if it's going to be fought is safe for humans,

yes, and there are precedents for robots to fight, if i'm not mistaken, tom cooper posted a very cool video where the robot platform actually pulls into position bc fighters, and it is struck by enemy fpv, where whose station. to be honest, i don't remember anymore, but the very moment and the picture when the robot hits the robot, and this confrontation takes place at this level, gives hope that we will be able to save more important things for us lives, our lives, our servicemen, in relation to the people without whom this war is impossible, now there is a staffing problem. of our brigades, in general with the number of troops, as far as i understand, we do not know specific numbers, thank god, but the mobilization continues, how it continues, this is also

a separate topic, one way or another, in your opinion, are there certain deviations here, are we doing are we doing enough so that someone doesn't announce all over facebook forever, for real forever, that he's going to szz, are we doing enough so that... and on the other hand, this type of busification, as it has already been called, did not happen, and for me it is the same as you know, the definition of impoverishment, more of a populist category, but nevertheless, are we doing enough to balance this moment , you know, this is such a very difficult issue, in fact , i think that we have not started to do enough, it is still possible ... six months ago, many figures, military-political leadership, ordinary ordinary citizens began to simply

relax for ... many this war became somewhere far away, that is, we are mobilizing, when we hear sirens outside the window, missile danger, and this when it directly affects those citizens who are in the rear cities. by the way, i wrote a post about pickup trucks in front-line cities, that is, when, you know, the city falls asleep, in kyiv, curfew, no one drives here, kramatorsk, slovyansk. kharkiv, zaporizhzhia, in sumy oblast, these cities are coming to life. and hundreds, thousands of small ones. yes, yes, yes, i wanted to say, but i hold back. people pretend to be in pixels, you know, in cartoons, in some kind of camouflage, and these pickup trucks start driving, and they drive very fast, many of them drive without headlights, they move, they transport personnel, they transport

logistics. values, they take the artillery to the firing positions, that is, the combat work begins, it was during the day, the enemy understands this, inflicts artillery strikes, and the war does not stop for a minute, that is, when the siren dies down in some cities and the notification comes about the selection of the missile danger, there this process is continuous, i.e. our citizens are dying like this minutes at 10:22, they also die at 10 p.m. 22, that is, this process is continuous, and regarding these recent e public speeches that someone went to the szz, he gives an interview, he flaunts this, that he went to the szz, thus this serviceman, this citizen, he leaves his brothers , that is, his work should be done even more by someone else, and you know, maybe his commander is also to blame for this, that he left, and

the commander is also to blame. brigade, commander of a military formation, er, office of the president, president, the entire command and every citizen that we brought this person to such a situation, there are objective, subjective reasons that must also be taken into account, and each situation is individual, but also the pso of the russian federation, and in general all propaganda, and the federal security service of the russian federation, it aims at such situations to make a split, to separate. our society, as we said, talked to you about studio recordings and the separation of the military and civilians into two parts, so that there would be some precedents, between them the tsc and the sp, and i am very sorry when we see videos, youtube shorts, reels on instagram, a video on tik tok, where a military serviceman is somehow humiliated there, yes there is. there are many

cases where they are unfit to serve there, where they communicate there, and they do not communicate correctly, but in the buchansk takp, there is an acquaintance of mine who served as a paratrooper in the command troops, he was wounded, and he is not unfit to serve in the paratroopers - assault troops, he was sent to serve in the tsk, he faithfully fulfills his duties, and when some videos are shown, i understand that it is the ipso of the russian federation, and then you go to those comments and read. and well , the situation is simply unclear, what is being done, there are many bots, some of the citizens of ukraine are trying to do this, they are picking it up, there are many military personnel who are posting it on their pages, in social networks, and they are spreading this idea of ​​the separation of the ukrainian of the state and citizens, and such situations are a precedent for the fact that we do not do enough in reality, perhaps i, as a management officer, do not communicate enough with certain

categories of personnel. and we do not report this information, but there are subjective and objective reasons, because i have to do a lot more work, because certain positions in our unit are not filled, as i once said, i mentioned my dead brother volodymyr ivashchenko, and i was so very angry then, because he was the chief sergeant of the sniper company and he went out as a sniper in the position, and if there were enough soldiers in our army, uav operators. gunners, snipers, he wouldn't have been there, and someone says, someone would have died, someone else would have died, because there would have been more uav operators, there would have been more infantry, there would have been more fire support groups, and they would have been able to detect the fire vehicle that came there in advance, to destroy it in advance, that is, everything works in the system, and to say somewhere just now such a situation, my comrades with whom i went through the wounds turned to me...