2023, that is, for more than a year , nothing is known about him at all, and yet we really hope that in the end it will be possible to find ivan, and the main thing is that everything is fine with him, so we do not stop the search. unfortunately, there is no accurate information about the circumstances of the boy's disappearance and about, at least approximately, in which region or in ukraine in general he may be, and therefore in this situation we place very high hopes precisely on... strong witnesses, i appeal to everyone who watches this video. if you recognize the boy or know of his possible whereabouts, do not delay and report to the magnolia children's tracing hotline. our number is 116:30. calls in ukraine are free. we are also asking for your help in the search for aurelio gonz. here in this photo he is with his mother. here they are happy and smiling. the family lived in the city of

voznesensk, mykolaiv region. when this photo was taken, the boy was studying at school, talking and hanging out with his friends, in short, living the usual carefree life of a teenager. however, in the summer of 2019, everything changed, the life of this family was divided into before and after on august 17, 2019, aurelio went missing. that day he left the house for a walk and did not return. at first, his parents assumed that he had decided to run away, but to this day there is no news from the boy. when he disappeared, his mother turned to us for help in the search, and although the search for the boy has been going on for more than 5 years, we still hope to the last that with your help we will be able to find aurelio or at least get some information about him. of course, a lot of time has passed since the disappearance, the guy has changed, however please note that... aurelio is tall,

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ukrainian society and how the military reacts to what is happening outside our country. i'll probably start with what i'll recall, robie's rapid response team. you know the servicemen of this brigade well, some of them are good friends of our broadcasters, these are people who participated in the battles in kyiv region, this is gostomel, then there are rubizhne, severodonetsk, battles for bakhmut, and now the rubizh brigade is working in kharkiv region. why is it important to mention this brigade, because today we are talking with the brigade major border of the national guard. hero of ukraine vitaly lytvyn. we welcome you. i congratulate you, ms. khrystyna, and dear viewers and listeners who are listening and watching us. i would probably like to start with the general situation through your eyes, the front, the frontier 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 the military. employee who says: well, if we went to bakhmut to work there, relatively speaking, and the enemy was at a distance of 200-300 m from us, and we could still carry out even the evacuation of civilians, if it was necessary, now pukrovsk says 7 km from the front, but i ran away from the fpv drone, the specifics are completely different, for sure, what does the war look like? now through your eyes, well, i want to say that our brigade, the guards offensive brigade brigade, it is currently engaged in combat operations not only in kharkiv oblast, but also in this lyman direction, and that is, in several directions , our units are currently being deployed, and

recently, when i went to the zone of performance of official combat tasks to units, worked, one might say, i went around the line from kharkiv to pokrovsk, talked with military personnel. different divisions, and you are right in saying that the methods of conducting modern warfare, they change now, maybe every week, every month, even maybe every day, because... now the priority is the means of conducting intelligence, technical means, uavs, radar stations , which are developing both in the russian federation and in our country, and are also developing against these measures, that is, we understand that at the beginning of actions in kharkiv oblast, this is in the direction of liptsi-vovchansk, the enemy used a large number of operational-tactical drones, such as orland 10, zala and superkams, now we can already see what and how our brigade... the border offensive guard brigade began to shoot down these eagles with the help of fividrons ,

our brigade is doing it, the charter brigade is doing it, and the 11th and 14th brigades of the national guard of ukraine are doing it, and the brigades of the armed forces of ukraine and other special forces are also doing it, that is, some technical component of conducting intelligence is developing, for example, we take uav, they can fly to a greater depth, and countermeasures are being developed in our country to counter this. unmanned aerial vehicles, that is some kind of radar stations, bearing stations and the means by which you can hit these drones, that is, what you said about your acquaintance from bakhmut, we also worked on bakhmut, and the enemy was very close, they used a lot of artillery ammunition, and now, when we see on the territory of the russian federation that these warehouses with ammunition can catch fire, and they understand that they also need to develop and history with fpv drones. when did it arise at all. if you remember, there was such a trend when our western partners did not

provide us with aid packages for a certain period of time, namely ammunition for artillery systems, as you know, such a challenge and response, this is in the trends of history, civilizations arose there, first of all, where 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, we could engage in gathering. such as sumero-akkadian they had to make their kingdom by irrigating the ditches, that is, they had to survive, and the same for us, when we had a critical story about ammunition for artillery systems, it was also of soviet production, it was the 30s and the systems that were provided to us by our partners , these are the systems of three-sevens, paladins, polish crabs, that is, different systems, we have a history that we want to fight, we want to survive... we want to continue to deal with the formation of our country, and our military, our

volunteers, our civilian developers began invest in history with fpv drones, and that is it arose in our country first because of a lack of ammunition, and now it is and will continue to compensate for a certain amount of lack of ammunition. the russian federation has analyzed, seen this, for this we have to understand that we have a very powerful enemy, they have a very powerful intellectual component, they have very... microelectronics, which they make, part of the production component of any drones, any ammunition , homing, the same krasnopoli, that is, any microcircuits that are printed, they have 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 tendencies of the conduct of hostilities,

they are constantly changing, this is so and so very important, all these processes lead to changes in the tendencies of hostilities, and they are now happening very rapidly, that is, i am often asked, i am told, you are in the army is 10 years old, a third of its life, it is actually so, and just to analyze how the development of technical means is going up, i was an operator'. uavs, before it became mainstream, in the 14th year i took a course, volunteers from ivano-frankivsk collected a quadcopter for us, probably not a quadcopter, it was there, there were more motors, propellers, eh, they assembled it there were controllers at the nazazhii base, that is, the dzhaiiv brains, they soldered completely by themselves, i was already engaged in that, and understanding from what level in 10 years our b... uavs of domestic production, i emphasize precisely domestic, not some fly 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, this is a very colossal, you know, development of all these means, then i was still an enthusiast who was engaged in radio'. i ordered a dvr sdr, this is a module that shows tv channels, i connected it to the computer and just sat, listening to the radio station. the enemy and our radio stations, because at that time we used analog rather than digital radio stations a lot, and understanding how this trend is now, uavs, radio-electronic intelligence have been developing for 10 years, and during a full-scale invasion, a lot of sleeping citizens, scattered citizens, they understood that there was, you know, such a period of the cold war,

maybe you can call it that , he was such a period of six months during the second. world war ii, when certain countries did not provide aid, they expressed their concern, but no steps were taken to support the ukrainian state and ukrainian citizens, so there were some help, some sanctions that we see did not completely limit the military-industrial complex of the russian federation, because french thermal imagers were also put on their eagles, and a lot of equipment from the united states went there, this... that is, there were such, you know, loving eyes sanctions that did not affect the military industry of the russian federation. and before the 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 many times the research institutes, for example, the polytechnic institute

in chernihiv also participates in the development in kyiv, and many, and ivano-frankivsk and lviv polytechnics, and many. such institutes, where teachers, students, well, that is, the strongmen of our country in this direction, they work for its progress of the military -military-industrial complex of ukraine. this, by the way, is one of the explanations why the enemy was so active in educational institutions during the entire large-scale invasion. yes, yes, yes. and we understand that this is completely separate topic, why remember this question, ask me, the destruction of the intellectual component. of ukraine and our citizens, this is also a very, you know, topic that can only be discussed for a few hours. i would very much like, i think, any person who thinks in humanistic terms in general, as far as possible, would like the war, if it is already being waged, to be waged safely for humans,

yes, and for robots to fight, already there were precedents, if i'm not mistaken, tom cooper was posting a very cool record. when in fact the robotic platform pulls the bc fighters into position and it is struck by the enemy fpv, where , to be honest, i can't remember whose device, but the very moment and the picture when the robot strikes the robot, and this confrontation takes place exactly at this level, gives hope that that we will be able to save more lives important to us, our lives, our servicemen. regarding the people who, without whom this war is impossible, now there is a problem with the staffing of our brigades, in general with the number of soldiers, as far as i understand, we do not know specific numbers, thank you god, but the mobilization is going on, how it's going on, that's also a separate topic, one way or the other, in your

opinion, are there certain deviations here, are we doing enough to... someone didn't declare all over facebook in desperation, really in despair that he is going to szz. are we doing enough to, ah, on the other hand , this kind of busification, as it's been called, and to me it's the same as, you know, the definition of impoverishment, more of a populist category, but nevertheless, are we doing enough to break even? this moment is, you know, this this is a very difficult question, er, actually, i think that we started not doing enough maybe six months ago, many figures, er, military-political leadership, ordinary ordinary citizens just started to relax. for many, this war has

become somewhere far away, that is, we mobilize when we hear... sirens outside the window, missile danger, and this, when it directly affects those citizens who are in physical cities, by the way, i wrote a post about pickups that are in the frontline cities, that is, when you know, the city falls asleep, there is a curfew in kyiv , nobody drives here, kramatorsk, slovyansk, kharkiv, zaporizhzhia, these cities in sumy oblast, they come to life, and hundreds of them. some kind of camouflage wakes up and these pickups start. you know, people in pixel can drive in cartoons and they drive very fast, many of them drive without headlights, they move around, they transport personnel, they transport material and technical values,

they take artillery to firing positions, that is, 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 in some cities the siren goes off and the notification comes about the selection of the missile danger, there this... is continuous, that is, our citizens, how are they dying this minutes at 10:22, they also die at 22:22, that is, this process is continuous, and regarding these recent public statements that someone went to the szz, he gives an interview, he flaunts that he went to the szz , thus this serviceman, this citizen, he leaves... his brothers, that is, his work must be done even more by someone, and you know, maybe his commander is also to blame for this, that he left, and

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

cases where they are unworthy to serve there, where they communicate there, and they do not communicate correctly, but in the buchansky tsk tsp is an acquaintance of mine who served as a paratrooper in the assault troops, he was injured and is unfit for service in the assault troops, he was sent to serve. the central committee of the tsp, he faithfully fulfills his duties, and when some videos are shown, i understand that it is also the pso of the russian federation, and then you go to those comments, read and well, there is simply an unclear situation, what is being done, many bots, someone it is led by citizens of ukraine, they pick it up, many military personnel, what is it post on their pages in social networks, and they spread this idea of ​​separation of the ukrainian state and citizens, and these are the situations. this is a precedent for what we don't really do enough, maybe i, as a management officer, do not communicate enough with certain categories of personnel and do not

convey this information, but there are subjective, 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 were 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 our army had a sufficient number of servicemen, bepla operators, artillerymen, snipers, he would not be there, and someone says, someone would have died, someone else, no one would not have been killed, because there were more uav operators, there were more infantrymen, there were more fire support groups, and they could detect the fire vehicle that arrived there in time, destroy it in time, that is, everything works in the system. and say somewhere this is the situation right now, my comrades with whom i previously served turned to me, they went to the szz, they

called me, explained the situation, said, i need your advice, i’m doing everything, i posted my staff around the houses, we we want to go further to defend the country, that's what we want, we want, some of them have already received injuries and they will continue to return to the service. and you know, it can be a problem when the personnel run from the commander to some incompetent, and there are when they run from the situation, that is, somewhere on the neutralization line is some kind of difficult situation and people just want to get away from it, and you need them to understand that when you leave this position, you leave your brothers alone with this situation, who have character and they continue to hold guns in their hands. and in fact , the nw, well, now it’s a lot of hearsay, but this, well, in my military bubble, this is a small percentage of people who leave, these are people with whom certain situations have not been discussed,

people who fled from explosions, were not controlled their psycho-emotional state, that is, i said that the unit commanders, they there should also be psychologists, they should have emotional intelligence at a high level to understand the processes that take place in their personnel, who can escape, you need to talk with him about this situation more thoroughly, explain, you just know, soldiers, they come , division commanders, infantry platoon commanders, they see the situation as very narrow, the battalion commander... already sees it as a battalion on the right, a battalion on the left, a brigade commander sees the situation as a brigade on the right, a brigade on the left, and that is, it is necessary to our citizens, our servicemen understood that they see the situation they need, and here we take this into account, i was the commander of the intelligence unit, and when two intelligence groups are put forward for a task in parallel, they do not know the task of one of the other groups, because if someone one of them will get captured,

god forbid, he can... talk about the task of another group that is doing the task in parallel, that is, there are many safeguards to avoid this, because this is war, that's how people die, people get captured, and it's us we understand, and when we join the army, and when we are united, not separated by the russian federation or by our ee some misunderstanding of the situation, then we will be effective, when we go to the army, we voluntarily join, now recruiting is happening in our time . the third assault 58 28 54 brigade is a separate artillery brigade, that is, you can apply immediately to come, for example, to a separate artillery brigade, they say: i want to be an artilleryman, that’s all, we take you, you become an artilleryman, that is you have to do it then, not when you were stopped by the tsk, taken away, you went to the bzvp, passed, got into some unfamiliar team, i.e. now many recruiting centers, i.e. military personnel, brigade commanders

are engaged in recruiting. are engaged in recruitment of personnel and, well, i say this, well, about the national guard of ukraine, because a serviceman of the national guard of ukraine, these processes take place constantly in our country, er, in the armed forces, they are the same, we see big boards happening, and the military are working on it 120%, some are 150%, doing hr, pr, all these buzzwords i will learn during a full-scale invasion, because we have to do advertising, recruit people... staff, we already, you know, business projects, we are a stupid brigade - this is a company that provides certain services for the state, this is how you hunt for personnel, this is how we collect personnel for ourselves, we transfer from other parts, you know, somewhere there we go to another brigade, come on, we are better , our borscht is redder than yours, yes, yes, yes, and we are recruiting staff, and you know, maybe someone over there on the military and political leadership

, do you think that someone... is doing, some deputies there are getting money, construction, and now there are many unfortunate situations, speculative situations, such are the last two situations, these are ternopil-ivano-frankivsk regarding the construction of rehabilitation centers for veterans, but as i know, they built a residential complex in ternopil, they want to build a rehabilitation center in ivano-frankivsk, but the rehabilitation center will be 20...5% of the constructed building, everything else will be commerce, that is, it is already certain citizens speculate about veterans, military personnel in order to get some profit, and these situations will arise, we can see ukrainian truth, bigus, others, there is butusov plus, espresso, all other zmi, some independent zmi, they cover situations, corruption schemes ,

some unfortunate ones. citizens fleeing abroad, who are now detained there, and this will continue to happen, these are normal processes for a state in which there is a war, which is engaged in the struggle for independence, and if we take the percentage relations there, corruption schemes arise, and i communicated with certain categories of people, officials, that now corruption in the ministry of defense, in the ministry of internal affairs, that is, in the law enforcement agencies, is the lowest in the entire history of ukraine's independence. when you... there are some precedents and the mass media cover them, it shows the capacity of those media, the influence of the media, the influence of social networks, the raising of some social problem, an important problem for the army, for the formation of our state and defense capabilities, and then the state and the leadership of our state adopts some...