we are moving to the site of the breakthrough. the road along which the column of marines tried to leave ran along the azovstan plant, where the ukrainian nazis defended themselves and are moving and monitoring our country.

it just shoots, where exactly for canned goods, when they shoot a lot, it’s calm. and when one shot seems to hit you along with the ukrainian marines. here the militants of the azov regiment were destroyed; the azov infantry dismounted. why azov because a lot was found, confirming documentation, the fighters were very well prepared and ketorone people ukrainian soldiers were invested. we got captured dshk

ntsvs weapons from here, some ammunition, everything went to the benefit of the front. captured weapons confiscated from the breakthrough group will work for the benefit of the fatherland to defeat the enemy. here i ask you about the new items in our weapons park. what kind of weapon is this ukrainian-made weapon produced by the ford company together with the israeli defense industry, reworking a submachine gun and an assault rifle? well, in general , the tavor platform is israeli, that is, joint production. yes the only thing here it is in caliber 5.45, that is, our

dear familiar to all made in ukraine and coffin is the name, well, i don’t know that the ukrainian barrel is produced here. in america there is a shutter. the body kits are completely made in america, also made in america and made in ukraine. military equipment. the residents were scared, but when they saw the dpr flags they calmed down and went about their business, and again only our film crew. i managed to remove it. during this time, i got so used to this landscape filled with people with their hands raised about trying.

and accordingly, on telegram channels they see , when your first report came out, basically that same night in certain groups of telegram channels they immediately began discussing those who were here and in fact. uh , well, thanks to this, including, in principle, these negotiation processes take place and events are formed, thanks to which they surrender. neither i nor alexey dikiy have been

here for a whole year. we were controlled by this sniper. but they were above this fence behind this territory, respectively, the snipers were in this front building and farms. there is a signal higher up from there to raise a white flag. and we already exercised control from here, because the first, let’s say, they came out wounded, and then they came out from here and went around like this , if you remember, when about 600 to 800 people came out of them, then this column was not standing in queues. still waiting, we didn’t have enough to always watch them together with the combat units. the ukrainian military man surrendered everything. there are a lot of people wounded, now i’ll bring a stretcher and we’ll carry it in advance; in general, a lot of people are expected. wounded or killed in the hands?

look well, the personal belongings that the marines had for the most part were generally radically different from those of the azovites. there are cosmetic bags and shampoo. they, as they said, are about to evacuate, and they say they will be there soon. eh, good afternoon, they'll be here soon. eh, in zaporozhye,

that’s what they planned. and you were here when the prisoners surrendered. i saw you i was in the commissioner then i was just on tv. actually, this is a gray area. at home in dust dogs wander

women men lie apocalypse that moment despite the silence, all these people were in mortal danger from the nationalists and would call at any second. they could have struck. the only thing we were most worried about was azovstal. they see the edge of this plant, and our doubts and worries were that there were still art systems there that could inflict defeats here. and with the number when about one and a half thousand people poured out, it will be incredibly likely that those who were mobilized in donbass, those very iron helmets, are not yet professional soldiers, but they are no longer recruits.

well, it’s like this, yes, they bomb, in short. well, aren’t they eagles, or what, eagles? i think, what year are you from 1982? well, what did they take from you? you already have this same thing, and what ended up being difficult to lead?

if they call it to me the people who , well, actually saved, uh, the dpr, i don’t know, you would know, no matter how much information i have, you know, you consider them real heroes. by the way, i'm the same. well, god forbid, let them put it in, let’s try. in mariupol, i witnessed the transformation of the iron in the helmets of real fighters. i saw how they put on the trophy equipment in their hands was no longer three lines, and the ukrainian machine guns and machine guns obtained in battle, iron helmets, will exchange helmets

for other helmets. here the boys go. now they will take it, but i hope we will come and you will show us the sponsor at the expense of the sponsors. from half a order. here are the legendary legendary iron husky. just look at how the appearance is completely different, it’s absolutely super.

that's it, guys, changed clothes, took a look. let 's go look at the main tube. let's try to move on. cascade officer with call sign bandana we are moving towards the bridge, which in just a couple of weeks in may will go down in history, where to go? we need a little. there is an artillery attack, making holes in the walls of the building for the passage of assault groups ; this is the territory that we took control of a few hours ago. they said:

now we are securing a blocking position because we are tired. by and large, the task

of regrouping has already been completed. now we must carry out the main order to block the russian artillery concentrated around mariupol, destroying the last enemy strongholds. co assault groups of the cascade obtf we are going to the azovstal plant occupied by the enemy, here is the task ahead, which they are already trying to take for the third time. we’re filming and, in principle, only now they’re already fighting, they’ve just come out in front of us. there’s already artillery on the other side, not so much, but they’re still shooting. it’s not scary,

so what does the person who walks forward feel? while there’s nothing to shoot, then it will probably be scary. now a group is passing through and is securing itself and gives the command for the next group to come in under cover. and we sat down here somewhere. this break. slowly

now they are thinking about whether to throw a grenade or not? i think that everything is working out as planned here? there is progress, we go in, and inside there is already a group already controlling it. so let's go, this time everything is decided by artillery, the enemy retreats from the position. well, the guys climbed inside through

the second floor of the territory. how are you in the best mood? now it turns out that we have captured part of the building, and the second part is across the span and therefore, well, well, no now, everything is expedient, the next one is local for now. we are the right flank, we will not control fully. van damme doesn't let us out of his sight for a second. without a command

they stood confident, moreover, they had a connection with their big land. through the steward they were told that the fifty-third would unblock them, let’s say the brigade that was leaving from zaporozhye, they were told that it would unblock them by sea. and they said that an american ship would come in and unblock them, so they didn’t feel comfortable enough in the end. territory. azov began to come under the control of a russian militant group. they drove me into a bomb shelter. we watched the assault from the factory, in person and through our drone camera. here, behind the fence, we are trying to

see pasha at the moment. it seems, it seems that the fighting is flying right over the head. i send the bridge, on which, in a few days, an important event in the entire history of the liberation of mariupol was supposed to take place. here is the bridge. check the bridge, check , leave these here, yes, yes, let’s take it, because we will pull it out of our dead boys. we sneak along a well-calibrated path

so as not to fall under artillery fire enemy. i see, i see, come here, there are tripwires on the water, that the tripwires are directly mined, but sometimes the tripwires are placed on the water in order to make sure they don’t fit. but you see. indeed, the entire plant is at your fingertips. chief yuri call sign chuk 29 years old he was killed on march 30, the commanders of his fellow soldiers, from that very day they were thinking about how to find his body and take the house

with the inscription 300. well, these are the wounded 5:00 in the morning. i found myself again, the only professional reporter filming this surrender, and somehow i managed to get into the column. i also record with the guys. here from the dpr ministry of internal affairs go forward. we were ready for any provocation . the special forces of the ministry of internal affairs were standing there , three of us, waiting. when the enemy came out, i had to put on a mask so that less people would recognize me. by the time the vehicles arrived and the captured ukrainian militants were passing through , demining was going on before our eyes.

they were all passing through, there was a special machine that was raking, well, so that there would be no such small pancakes. here they are. only the foot is not completely torn off. well , it incapacitates a person, the first militants from half a show were caught on my phone’s video camera only at noon did he leave the militants. i didn’t count how many people were coming out. to be honest, i already had everything to do. why did they start to give up after all? why did they start

coming out? what do you think, i don’t know what i’ll wear now, how can you ask from here, well, from my point of view. we are simply medical and from a situational point of view, critical. i can no longer adequately provide assistance to the wounded. just like a month ago, the enemy came out to surrender, without creating the impression of people who fought to the end. food products, water and everything else from these units in including azov, who then surrendered to the basics; he was tired enough to sit there for another six months. in this, they did not experience. especially some kind of damage to the ammunition. also , the only ammunition they had was small arms , all the equipment was hit, so the question was not that they were surrounded by such forces and methods of counteracting. well, it’s actually impossible every day against the loss of up to 100

people, the vast majority of these prisoners spoke not ukrainian, but russian they began to search the truck, they were searched into buses and taken away for further questioning. operational work at first glance, these were ordinary people , and only when they were asked to take off their jackets did the tattoos absolutely definitely speak about the ideology of their owners. these are the fascists and nazis, they surrendered, but against the backdrop of all this talk that they were handed over in dubai, they were handed over to turkey. your feelings, which i don’t have

yours about further events, the question is provocative, i don’t think it will help them. well, that’s right in turkey then in dubai, where else? what does this affect? ​​it doesn’t affect anything. what difference does it make to me, he’s a degenerate person.