we today yes, if we were driven from the back of the mattress today to the miners' hometown , well, yes, there were 2 days around, but it was pretty hot around. although there, in general, there is a decent rear. so, well, i met with the people of my teacher, because, well, i wanted to talk there, er, i stopped by my aunt. well just to find out, uh, what people think. well, you know that feeling. eh, there is tension, but there is no panic, confusion, some kind of hysteria, in general, there is not even close. yes, well, people are aware that they are in prefrontal area. and there can be no other life at the front line, but they understand for sure that this, well, will end soon, and that it just needs to be patient and just endure and that's it, because, well, if you are at the front, and this is our front and this is for a just cause. so far, with

armor, it doesn’t happen differently. and when i say this, i roughly retell what people told me, well, from the head of the administration, i met there after contacts, then it was very interesting in the miners. uh, the temporary accommodation facility is people from the liberated territories, but not mariupol and here are the freshly liberated territories that are around artyomovsk and the village. so they arrived, there were 50 people there. here, well, they said an interesting phrase, they say, yes, we are people. generally free. we could go anywhere, we went, we could go there, we could go here. and we went here, what else to explain to you? well, here it is. yes. this is the last impression for today. uh, the miners were literally already when we were heading for the border, this is n't the first time your trip has felt a change for something the time that you were not. i didn't see much of a change in people. well, yes, this is in donetsk. well,

here we were in gorlovka. eh, do you understand? we arrived in the morning, and in the evening there is the fifth quarter right there is a microdistrict. yes, these are nine-story buildings, but one is very dense. there can be nothing military close at all. here it is, nonetheless. they put 12 wounded there. but then we went to the hospital in intensive care. we have a chief doctor started, there are young women. well, it's not in vain that we went there, because, well, they, of course, saw and were very surprised. yes, it's kind of like it was. well, here are those who could talk without anesthesia and even a few words there, well, it's like that. well, support. and you, you know, i even know, somehow something started in my head. well , it's very emotional. it's very emotional, because well, well done. there is a guy in the same hospital, so i went to see him in the ward , a young guy, 22 years old. i say hello, hello.

and you well, what's wrong with you? yes, i - he says - i serve, there, under the wave, i came to my mother in gorlovka with a deer for 2 days, and where he serves, he fights on this very one with him. everything was fine, but he came to his mother on leave and he was wounded, which means his back was splintered. but most of all, his mother is in the next ward, so he is worried that he, as an experienced soldier, screamed there and tried to close it, but it didn’t work out, and he and his mother got it. well, this is everything you know a lot, this is how you live. and you say, if something is new, but new, probably, although i did not think that there could be more, but here is the degree, as it the stubbornness of the fact that we will solve the problem. she 's probably gone up another level. although i did not think that in donetsk it would be possible to raise it even more. well, it is clear that we talked not only there with the hospital with the wounded and hospitals. we were in the

same place in gorlovka, uh, but uh, of course, we went by battalions and with battalion commanders and, most importantly , soldiers without a camera, and this is very useful. yes, when you are sergeants without officers of sergeants and privates and refrigerators in a smoking room. you can talk there for an hour and a half. this is very useful for to understand how and for what they are fighting guys. here, for example, in the ship's brigade. i talked to a person, they are all 20-22 years old. can he bet and they are already behind them? volnovakha marinka , and now they are safe, they only arrived with the help in a day and a half. well, see you. until the day. they were only in donetsk, they were under the guard boys. all 20-22 years old and mature are already just seasoned, both as soldiers and as people, the guys had great pleasure to talk with them, everything is there, because

at first there were questions, especially the hundredths, what everything is missing, everything is missing, and vladimir vladimirovich said that now work is actively underway so that the dpr and the lpr are at the level of supplying the regular units of the russian army. well, look, it has become better than it was, yes, for some time, but not completely all these questions. they have not been fully resolved. they are really waiting, guys, especially here, the battalion and the mobilized are really waiting for her with a bang, they met her. these are the words of the president for them , it sounded very very inspiring and inspiring, and they are waiting for it to finally the problem was solved. it's largely resolved. but there is still something to do, and you and i will also have a hand in this, so that it would be faster there with our colleague friend artyom shane, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, we are well, we are generally there hello, this, and he

will post a video. here we are there a little bit in different directions a little bit went for a short while. here, but he took very interesting shots at the moment when he went, but i himself will spread it as to putin's phrase that we have not even begun. well, this is a very strong phrase. actually in fact, we will say this, artyom and i are driving. the two of us, so to speak, drove off in a car changing. we've all been there for 17 hours while driving here. we kept coming back to this topic all the time, because on thursday this speech made such a good impression on me and on him. so i think that behind this, well, behind this is a prospect, because we understand that we are not, even here, not working with the ukrainian army. uh, we're at war here. yes, that’s why i understand here for sure that this referred to our main and, in general, the most fundamental and in

in many ways the only enemy that is there across the ocean is dim thank you very much i am glad that you have returned with impatience. we are waiting for you on the air.

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and why do i want to remember you a little for the first time and this minute 200 hours of premier watching watching in the summer. we will tell you what this day is remembered for in history right now. hello july 11, 1302, in the battle of the golden spurs, the commoners defeated the knights. this the battle took place in flanders on the territory of modern

belgium on the field near the castle of kurtrem. it is also known how the flemish townspeople and peasants raised an uprising against french rule at the battle of courtraim. they were backed up by some of the landry lore. for almost 20 years, the french king philip the handsome sent an army to fight off the french. at the castle kurt-tr on the attack. the heavily armed knightly cavalry went, but the horses got stuck in the mud, the militia dug trenches in advance, and then finished off the horsemen with godentags. it's a heavy club the height of a man, bound in iron by the flemish , destroyed the flower of the french aristocracy, which lost more than 6,000 knights and many infantrymen of atrophy, about 700 golden spurs were put on display in the church. victory allowed flanders. to strengthen its independence on july 11, 1810, a strange opening was opened in moscow on bolshaya

sukharevskaya square; richest people in the country and count nikolai sheremetiev , he did it in memory of his wife, a former serf actress. praskovya kovaleva pearl idea was her building was built according to the project of the architect. jaka macvarengi painted the dome by the artist demente, scotty in marble and ural stones. the count planned the opening in 1809 on the birthday of the late wife, but fell ill and died suddenly. the opening in 1810 took place without him strangely, the foster home survived the war and the fire of 1812, the revolution, two more wars are always here. people today are the sklifosovsky research institute for emergency medicine july 11 , 1928 soviet pilot boris chukhnovsky discovered, who was dying of hunger and cold, polar explorers from the italian expedition unbert

nobel they tried to get to the north pole by airship, but crashed, the survivors camped on ice floe, and three went to svalbard. these were the navigators philippu tsapi and adalberta, mariana and a swedish geophysicist. eric malmgren. the main role of the rescue mission was played by our sailors and pilots. they arrived at icebreaker, red along with chikhnovsky's plane. he dropped food and warm clothes into the camp, and then found two capes and little mariana on the road, his satellites lost their strength and left him to die . he sat on the ice and asked first to save the italians. they were taken on board, and after 4 days. they picked up the crew in chukhnovsky on july 11, 1942, surrendered to the germans, lieutenant-general andrey vlasov, he was considered a hero, successfully fought near moscow, was kindly awarded the order of combat red banner, when near leningrad, his second

shock army was defeated, they sent a plane behind him. he refused to abandon the fighters, but failed to organize a way out of the encirclement. in the village of tukhavezha. he was captured vlasov began to cooperate with the nazis and created a liberation committee. the peoples of russia formed military units from prisoners of war as part of the wehrmacht. there are still disputes that pushed him to betray ideological considerations or the desire to save his life one way or another by going over to the side of the enemy. general vlasov for 15 his name in may forty-fifth he was arrested, tried and sentenced to capital punishment. on july 11, 1984, the leadership of the ussr deprived the citizenship of yuri lyubimov, an outstanding director and founder of the cult theater on taganka, his productions were a new word on the stage of that time and enjoyed the wild success of his loved ones

. among them boris godunov officials. we saw parallels with the soviet string validity. pushkin sounded sharp and modern favorite went to work abroad. and there he learned about the deprivation of his citizenship. he took it with cheese, but refused to hand over his passport. after 5 years , citizenship was returned to him and lyubimov again headed then. that was the day in history. that is, it was the extreme point yes popasnaya town, lugansk region, population of 20,000 inhabitants, there were now no more than three hundred people left, people fled from destroyed houses, not even having time to pick up their documents. of course i will say right away very noisy very noisy and, frankly, i want to leave here as soon as possible, but we are working. but it's one thing to come on a humanitarian mission, it's another to live under

shelling for months, especially with children. how are you, how are you feeling? so we will bring you even 13 to her brother 14 8 years ago, the children and their father had to leave their native pervomaisk, the city was on the front line and was badly destroyed. they settled in novoaleksandrovka, but again ended up in a war zone, the house burned down and now they move to a dangerous one again and are again in the line of fire. we have poses there. let's get a look. at the next stretch and saran, he beat him. and what is this, dry cheese? yes, it is, well, there is no refrigerator. so that. we are in the refrigerator. we took the cheese in the

refrigerator, and then we eat it, and now we dry it. and why in the refrigerator no, well, rags? no, well, we have candles, so like this. well, as it gets dark we immediately, that is, brushed our teeth and went to bed in the daylight we do. and so to sleep in the evening. and the kids are brought to us from the advanced positions by the military , and he was recently brought a goat in march. we have already got used to it from these loud explosions, the girl did not even shudders. so many smiles without the electricity of the internet connection too soon grown up children run away to the book worlds. here's the name, for example. uh-huh it's this wall of rings, they refuse to leave for safe place. well, of course, we still have

dogs, but what is it we will leave, we will survive. vladimir is a single father, i feed their small family, as well as others left behind. in the city, military farmers bring residents, they have established a natural exchange of neighbors who keep chickens exchanged for eggs, goat, milk, very scary shells flew from all parties. here, well, then yes, that is, they practically sat in the cellars whole, judgment with vessels there to eat and go to the toilet. uh, with goats. there he will manage, just in march the goats began to roll, he ran out, and the goat rolled quickly, the undress took such a cellar again. well, then in may it became easier. of course, the front line. moved. well, now too. since june already. well, the fights are already somewhere far away from here, well , safe enough safe enough, like , well, now here's the problem. what is it now

midsummer speed, fires. yesterday we just went to put out a fire as a neighbor on the next street. here it lights up. here, about three weeks ago, through the house. this is also the house on fire. here they applied. we are there, well, we turned to singles, let's say. so. well, you said, so long as the fire department, until no one comes here. i asked at least one, i say, that she would be on duty at least all over the popas one, the fire department used to flourish on vladimir's farm, there was a queue for homemade cheese. his 18 goats still gives a lot milk, but there is no one to sell it in a dangerous way. and go to other cities. on nothing. he asks the authorities to provide residents with a social bus. at least go to get a pension and establish communications. so people will be more willing to return and a vicious circle is obtained. there is no light coming back, but there is no light, people have no. why should you do? light if you don’t have people and it turns out for people who want to come back, those who are on this side of the territory, and those who are in ukraine also want to come back to get here, but problems again. uh, the ones that don't even have

a passageway don't have any controls at these checkpoints . that is, it’s there like that there, once he floundered from kievskaya street, so he went through poland through belarus through russia and drove through stakhanov, he gave such a circle, but not everyone can afford it. here he is. this is for him to listen to 600 dollars. it cost him. well, you get our money from her there, well, let's say, most of the people who left, they can afford it. if they could allow it, they already been here for a long time. here, and they subsequently us ukraine here there is no way, this issue is already to solve our program, vladimir asks the administration to allocate school buses to transport children to study, his sons and daughters. so actually missed a year. at first they were on a distance learning language of the species, then there was simply nowhere to go, the schools where dasha and matvey studied were completely destroyed. they are unlikely to be restored by the first of september, and they studied in the ukrainian language. well, yes, and the ukrainian language was literature there, yeah, some schools,

even in russian. well, that is, well, we are in different schools with my brother and he did not have russian. i just had some lessons, but the school itself was in ukrainian. yes, all events are in russian, which means, well, because we are russian nationalities. despite the fact that the dangerous one has been under the complete control of the lpr since may and the armed forces of ukraine do not have the opportunity to hit at close range, the allied forces pushed them far away, the city is still being shelled, it sometimes attracts ah, drones. ah. and in. in general, let's see most likely, i still have more living houses and they are trying to strike at him. the task is to destroy

our infrastructure to inflict maximum damage so that we cannot restore it all, but the locals. they are already asking. we have building materials for the restoration of their homes for more than 90% of houses. here, specifically, we have evidence here on these houses, then a tank drove out and hit these houses with direct fire. we can now see these holes. in this case, ah, they drove around the city , they shot absolutely all the elderly houses that the whole ones were thin bmp-1s and everything that they could destroy. they destroyed exactly this, and in this case we see that there are fragmentation. we have a hole, there are bullet holes, that is, they shot not only with bmps, but also with insurance

weapons. and here we see a 120 mortar arrived. well, in the final moment. we see that the building burned down. uh, it worked, most likely grad incendiary ammunition. we found them here repeatedly and civilians also confirm that she was leaving, they just uh, poured housing. uh, nervous residents, they specially set fire to fired hails of incendiary ammunition. in ruins and a local orthodox church. i am now in the church of the apostles peter and paul in the city of popasnaya. although the temple is destroyed, it is still illuminated remains a temple. here, uh, as people who often shoot here told me. e that e were aiming at the temple just to destroy it here, of course. what kind

of military positions can there be? but here is such a tactic. waging war ukraine most dear spiritual values ​​that could be they were somewhere outside the territory. it was a purposeful action to destroy our watch alexander with the call sign croat himself from lugansk then moved to russia and in the fourteenth year he returned to his homeland. at first he was in the militia, then he became a journalist and volunteered. start even from the first release of the

first street. we've been here before. we have video footage. we came under fire back. we tried to take out civilians. we didn't try they were taken out by civilians, that is, officially it was to save as many people as possible those who were in these conditions and on the one hand. that is, on the left side of the danger on the right side of the dangerous. uh, the commander of the 7th brigade, call sign, fighter, just the same, helped us actively. very humane and always worried about civilians, of course, many did not want to leave the motive. i can't leave my cow. well, of course, it's funny now. but then we appreciated that people for their life does not worry, does not worry about its

household, that is, for the life of its dogs there , it was destroyed in an amazing way, it was not touched. fresco of saints peter and paul in whose honor the church was consecrated. well, by the way, it didn't hurt much. yes, this is a miracle of lische anyway, people come here, locals come. when we pass here, here we see that people come up, er, bow down with a cross. that is, although there are few people left, nevertheless, they value the fact that even though it burned down, but nevertheless, i feel destroyed administration building. the house of culture, the court, the prosecutor's office of the police department, all the apartments that are here exactly in residential e, quarters of nine-story buildings, yes, and in the private sector , everyone was destroyed, everyone was sleeping, but look, it was hit by an incendiary projectile. everything, everything was on fire.

it was burned exactly in the papasnaya area that unfolded, in fact, one of the main battles for the donbass, the city is located on a hill, so another significant moment was of great strategic importance associated with logistics - this is a major transport hub that opened the way, including to we are now in lisichansk. uh, in the city gold on the entrances of the city is gold. here was the most powerful fortified area. ah, the military personnel of ukraine, uh. it was a checkpoint. they were ready to pass automobile traffic through this checkpoint. so they planned to stay. here for a long time, rather forever, that it will be directly the official border between the lugansk people's republic and ukraine. the european union allocated money for this checkpoint so that it would

work, but unfortunately, the ukrainian authorities did not plan to launch it, but along the fortifications. you can now observe that they wanted to come here for a long time, unfortunately, to their great regret, this did not happen to our happiness. we have already moved a lot forward. and now our unit near lisichansk alexander shows where the positions of the apu were, he says that mines have already been cleared here. a very important point is that the land list does not work at all, that is, fairy tales are ineffective for our units. this is how the cossacks of the 6th cossack regiment work renally. purposefully, the adjustment was carried out from an unmanned vehicle. and you yourself can observe.

nowhere not to the left, not to the right, namely, there were arrivals according to the positions. in this, we differ from the ukrainians in that we hit specifically on positions. they are just under churches or living houses point directly into the dugout, while the dining room is not at all affected, leaving the military left an unusual cone of prayer for ukraine words between the bitter room. most likely some kind of sectarian story. well, jars of stew, which is characteristic of imported food exclusively everything, european germany is very tasty, we will not be lost. thanks to nato, we won’t leave cold ones; they brought us to learn how to shoot. the lpr of russia

entered zolote on june 23 to this day, as the local residents of anatolia say, his neighbor did not live only one day. that's how it was on the part of russia no on the part of ukraine . well, they left, they left, they fired, because if you say that there were ukrainians here, then that's how they died. here he died. yes, our neighbor. i say poor man did not live one day. he so dreamed that russia would come, that it would all be? well, you yourself, of course, we did not leave. we've been waiting for this day. and how you wish at every crossroads your passport should show that you are from ukraine, we managed to record an exclusive

interview with the first person who became a hero of the lugansk people's republic on march 16, 2022, this title was awarded to colonel vladimir half-and-half commander, the sixth separate guards motorized rifle cossack regiment for heroism and courage shown in carrying out military, we went through a long operation from trophism, then the first entered the new and the first strike entered. for me, big ones, maybe i’m on the scale of an army that’s small for me, each soldier colonel tells about his warehouse or, as they say here, the museum of captured weapons of british american swedish polish czech, a lot of samples of weapons began to come across. we decided to close one sample to our floor for, let's say, a visual aid for learning. we have uh

layouts that we teach from, well completely we use this weapon mastered everything in the french grenade. uh-huh lyokha aggressively weighs little, so it's easy to carry. we have a good entry and every second battery, they do not work in 2014. the first hero of the lpr was not a military man, he worked as the head of security at an oil refinery in his native lisichansk, but then the maidan happened and vladimir half a half signed up for the militia.

switched threw everything home, dear. and here we get a petty-bourgeois militia, then the first cossack regiment crossed over, it is not part of was out of the blue, too, like the militia, but already. in the fifteenth year of stupino, for the people, i will now go with us, we are made of us. well, how is it still after 8 years, vladimir, like the soldiers of the sixth cossack regiment, half of them, if they are now returning home.

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