[000:00:00;00] not in this way, but the situation did not change, and i was in slovakia, at the ukrainian embassy, ​​and i went to the local tv channel, so i tried to provide information, again, so that as many people as possible would see this, notice , please help us there in exchange, that is, as if in providing complete information, and so that payments begin to be made, because, well, children after all. everyone, well , no matter how it doesn’t work, it’s a contradiction, but my husband is more important to me than a contradiction, if my country couldn’t help me, then what should i what to do, my husband has been there for 4 months, more than four months already, what should i do if he doesn’t even have the official status of a prisoner of war, then the decision was made to go to where he is being held, on her part, it was a step of despair, presenters of the ukrainian tv channel

accused. one unresolved question: will her husband agree to her offer to stay in russia? i just asked to at least see each other, just to meet for just a couple of minutes, i needed to understand his mood, because since there is no connection with each other, i already it seems like i thought there that we could stay with our mother, that is, she would help us , like... at this time, and i know there, maybe he would want to go back to ukraine, and it was extremely difficult for me to accept the decision is for both of us, and i urgently needed this conversation for at least a couple of minutes, because suddenly i was doing something wrong. pavel no longer wanted to fight for the kiev regime, especially after the ssu missile strike on the colony in yelenovka, where he and other prisoners of war were kept. it wasn’t even a proposal, in my opinion, he had a message for me

counter-offer, the same, that we would stay... on the territory of russia to already live , in addition, if an exchange had happened, he could again be sent to the front for meat assaults, which are carried out by the command of the ukrainian army, all the guys who were returning from captivity , everyone was sent back to the front line, well, now actually the same thing is happening, from the pashinny battalion, where he served, about 30 people out of 270 were exchanged for a second, here they are all... the rights ombudsman helped her organize a meeting with her husband person in the donetsk people's republic daria morozova. they found pasha and established his place of detention. that is, if it is at all possible to sort out all the circumstances there, if he is not involved in crimes, atrocities and the like, then

here he is... well , all these proceedings lasted for several months, polygraphs eventually released pasha, the owners of the house, aleksantov, from your husband, greetings to you, god, he’s so skinny. wife, children, mother, i'm fine, alive, healthy, i hope in the near future, see you soon, before that in he worked at the factory, in our port he was on the card, he was listed as something, come on, in the police,

he once worked. somehow they made him a commander of an underwater submarine, because they took him well, but they couldn’t, because he had no crust, he had a cook, he was put on this as a cook for whatever, i don’t know, he left in the morning, came to work in the evening, that’s all , well, they didn’t go out anywhere, since the 9th he signed, in november last year his contract ended, well, it turns out that when it all started, he was there, but no, he he left from there, he was with you, yes, he was with us, he transported them... when on the twenty-fourth, well, as he said, their ship didn’t come, they said that they needed to leave from there, they were all taken out, it’s like the ships here they were flooded, they were at some school, he spent the night from there in the morning, he called us in the morning, come pick me up, we went with his friend, we took everything from there, he never went there again, the family of the search and rescue group commander ivan beryukov lives in their home near mariupol, despite the fact that military personnel passed through here action, the house survived, even

the grapes are ripening in the garden. now i’m finishing cleaning it up and will pack it for the winter, both sons are there, although one of them has refugee status; he went to poland for a while, but in order to return home it took several months to obtain the necessary documents. came back, he says, because here is home, it’s better here, they are waiting for the check to be completed and the head of the family to be released home, if suddenly he ends up on the exchange lists, right away, yes, he’s a mess there, yes, i was worried too, i think lord, you know, well, it’s like, don’t let me god, what, how will this all end, well, every morning we waited for these russians, we get up, and here it’s all azov and azov, azov, we would have already shot them ourselves, if only with children who eat milk, and such imka

, they keep taking away what you need, the good stuff, you know, this vodka, all that stuff left, these people are in a fight, in short, it’s tough, i don’t want to remember, vsu’s contract, my husband went to feed his family - says natalya , before that i only received about $150 at the factory. and i didn’t even receive 100 dollars i received 100 dollars, 8,000 hryvnia, well, it’s natural that we decided, we sat and thought it over with the whole family, he seemed to suggest going, well, they were forced from work from the factory to go somewhere to a school there, i don’t know, weekly, this some courses there or something there , they held them for a week, in short there were some courses there, tactical medicine or self-defense, i don’t know what it says specifically, some books there they didn’t read something there i know, in general, then somehow maybe he says to go there for a contract it’s true that you can earn money there, but just to avoid fighting, i wouldn’t agree to it, but i went to the ship and found out that it doesn’t go anywhere, it’s an old

ship, it’s actually in the port, so we drag them out there once and then they dragged him outside the port , they drove back, that’s it, he went in the morning and came home in the evening, that is, nothing at all , you know? that’s it, i was calm here, as if absolutely absolutely, here in the city, too, on the first occasion when they left school, he left there right away at night. it hasn’t been 2 weeks there yet, but my husband, what have you got there, what have you got there?

i, uh, i don’t cook anymore, i’m my favorite, you, yes, i, yes, in the first days, when he let me go, i already started there, i came, i’m cooking, i’m standing, that is, i’m cooking, well that is, in principle, i have a clear conscience before all this, as you know, it says there, i was an ordinary mechanic driver, so marina calculated that if she had not come for her husband herself, then she would have had to wait for his release for several years , this is the most you know, it’s a sore subject right now among a large number of people, but because , as far as i know, there are somewhere around 7,000 ukrainian prisoners of war on russian territory, maybe i’m still like that, maybe even more, so... that’s the problem how? the fact that there are many times fewer russian prisoners of war in ukraine, three, at least three, and accordingly, the exchange fund is very different,

well, there’s not enough for everyone, well, if there are seven here , let’s say, there, well, well, i don’t know how much, but three times less, yes, then how how everyone will return, this question worried me very much, and i even roughly calculated it when pasha was still in captivity, straight from mathematics, yes, if exchanges were made there once, say in 2 months, some 100 people, when 120, when there were no exchanges there for 3 months, yes, then pasha could have been waited for somewhere more than 5-7 years, according to the exchanges, thousands of the same ukrainian relatives and wives followed the denouement of this story through social networks. prisoners, and now marina, having become a volunteer, is trying to help them too meet your loved ones. when pasha was released, well, i had a flurry of sms messages, a lot, on instagram, and how, and what, and we

would also like to, well, that is, people contacted me, i don’t know, but if we don’t collect, about 100 people, i’m probably thinking about what i should do about all this, well, as they say, demand doesn’t hit you in the nose, i turned to daria morozova, i say, that’s how my relatives turn to me, is it possible , maybe we could be there, well , somehow organize either a date, or some information, because... some and they don’t know that a person is in captivity, well, that is, i turned to her with this request, so, but she supported me, to start the search, she advises, you need to contact the commissioner for human rights, and then you fill out this form and it is sent to the commissioner , somewhere within 14 days, well, around 2-3 weeks, an answer comes by email, if such a person is being held captive on the territory of the russian federation, then it is indicated that yes, such a person...' there is a person,

condition health there is satisfactory, and the place of detention is not indicated, because it is confidential, no one will write this, but they write, either it is there, or it is absent, and you also need to submit a request to the authorized representative for the rights of the dpr, exactly the same appeal, which will also be sent within a month answer, first of all , relatives apply through electronic appeals, through hotlines, respectively, they live on the territory of ukraine. you understand that it is a very long journey to come to the russian federation in order to see your loved ones, but nevertheless, relatives, having found themselves in such a difficult life situation , they make such appropriate decisions, after which they turn to us, but we carry them out completely within the legal framework, that is, we provide full interaction, and then again with all interested authorities, we interact with them in order to preserve them... the right to visit their relatives, once again

you can kiss the top of the head, establish a connection between loved ones, which are very important for prisoners of war to make the right decision for themselves, because many of them do not they know which side their family is on, i go to the guys in different colonies to visit relatives, and what’s most interesting is that the guys who are in captivity, they don’t know what ’s going on around them, but the most important thing for them is that it’s difficult for them to decide whether they want are they for exchange or to stay here, for them this is the most painful issue, because they don’t know where their relatives are, that is, this news that when a prisoner receives, it’s for them that they cry, they cry that they at least found out something because we have people, those who are from mariupol, they stayed there and live, but there are those who went there to ukraine, and the guys don’t know this, they are asked there, do you want to exchange, he?

well, yes, i want to, there, that’s why you want, well, this is the only chance, to contact your wife there, that is, at least call her, it ’s very important to do as many as possible - such dates, and maybe some be calls, and so that the prisoners can contact their family, perhaps then most people will refuse the exchange altogether, because their families are already on the territory of russia, now she is helping to organize meetings... holding prisoners of war, more than 40 such meetings have already taken place, as for organizing meetings, everything is happening, with my help, with the help of dpr daria morozova, she connects more people there , well, in russia it’s the same, that is, we have a date not only in the dpr, we have a date. will take place on

the territory of the russian federation, but this is only relevant for those who have relatives in russia, why, no, people came from ukraine, from kiev, and people came from europe and how they got there through europe, through europe, although the family that came for the last dates, they were from ukraine, they generally gave such a circle there, through turkey through. we somehow stopped in georgia, i don’t know this route, i only know through poland, latvia, lithuania. after our first meetings, 30 people were released, whose family now lives on the territory of the russian federation and in the new territories of mariupol, berdyansk, that is, the zaporozhye region, where it is practiced that people

will be released. beryukov ivan evgenievich. kolchin vladimir vladimirov, city of mariupol military unit 3057, national guard of ukraine. gunner, orderly, private. grebenyuk ivan ivanovich. born 25.11.996, former soldier, served in among prisoners of war , a fairly large number of those guys who are now on the territory of the russian federation express a desire to stay, because they understand that as soon as they arrive. here, in order of exchange on the territory of ukraine, firstly, these are possible criminal cases, well, again, on what reason why he was captured, it is also a 100% sending to continue to fight on the line of contact, and accordingly , the guys do not want to fight, so they want a peaceful life in the future, and even despite

the long period that they will not see their children and parents , relatives, they are ready to stay here, just so as not to use it further. each of them has their own story: life, service in the ukrainian army and captivity, they have one thing in common, now families live in new russian regions, they want to be with them, live in their own home, if necessary, stand up for him, why do you want to stay in russia and not go for exchange, to ukraine, because at the time when i was on the territory of ukraine and was an active serviceman, ukraine abandoned us, our families, that is, ukrainian military personnel, because that initially there was a conversation that in case of an aggravation, our families would be taken out , that is, there, for example, to kharkov, there to kiev, that is, to

dnepropetrovsk, but when the aggravation began, they called the command and asked what we should do with the families , that is, we have seven remain in mariupol, how would you evacuate, take out? we were told, no, take it out yourself as you wish, that is, this is not our problem, that is, how can i return to that state that abandoned me and my family, this is like one of the important points, secondly, i am a local resident, that is, the donetsk region, and this is my home, well, as my mother taught me from childhood, where i was born, i came in handy there. that is, that is why i have no desire to leave the donetsk region from the city of mariupol, because this is my home, i have relatives here, well, family, mother, the father died, of course, my brother, and the daughter is growing up, my daughter will be 3 years old on november 5 , well, it makes no sense for me to go to ukraine for any millions there, my family is more important to me than these

millions, well, what do they say they pay, hi they pay whoever they want, but i don’t need it, my family is more important to me, i don’t want to go anywhere else for any money, the house is more important, i grew up here, studied here, well, the work here is all mine, the citizens of the russian federation , like any country, there are rights, there are responsibilities, including the obligation to be liable for military service, are you ready and to accept such responsibilities as a citizen of russia, well, this is a very difficult question, but if i get a passport and well, i will be aware of everything. it’s as if i already know, i’m ready,

since this will already be my conscious choice. well, go, look, go, hello, tyoma and nastyusha, i think about you every day, i miss you, i believe that very soon everything will end and we will be together again, everything is fine with me, i’m alive, healthy, not sick, i’m just helping to hold on the fact that you did not abandon me, you are constantly with me in my heart, i am grateful to god for gave me... a loving family, like children, and dad is very proud of you, take care of our mother, i also want to say hello to my mother , hope, don’t worry about me, i ’m fine, take care of your health, i hope that this a little news, after

a long time of not meeting us, will be a pleasant surprise for you, every day we are getting closer to the meeting. i hug you and love you, the wife of a prisoner of war, oksana zal , says that when active hostilities began at the end of february 22, her husband was in a hospital in kiev, but he was not fully treated, he was sent home to mariupol, to his military unit, where he served as a mechanic, he never ended up, because he was on sick leave, in combat , he did not participate either then or before, her conscience from the tank, i i didn’t offend anyone, i didn’t kill anyone, i didn’t take up arms to kill people, i can’t even imagine going to my husband’s mother in a village in the liberated territory of the donetsk people’s republic, there was no connection, where there was nothing, they

were sitting in the basement, worried, afraid, well, didn’t know what to be more afraid, to stay or to go, to get hit then, the shelling was heavy, well, to get under fire was scary, not to leave, to stay there, it’s not an option, as if we immediately decided for ourselves that we were going here, we didn’t even consider option there is ukraine, there when many friends left there and everyone came here, well, as it turned out, we don’t have friends, why how is it why you didn’t go there but here because of this, and he says, well, what should i explain to people why i owe them explain something and what am i saying, well, excuse me she called once, she was a friend, i said why then are you sitting in europe and you will tell me that i am doing something wrong, i am doing it the way i decided for myself. in our family we had our own choice, you had yours , and now you went there and you will shout something to me for ukraine, so go to your ukraine,

sit in it, she, excuse the expression, your ukraine wanted to shit on you , and now i ’m saying, i have to stand up for her, my world is my family, yeah, that’s it, and the rest, live where you want, do what you want, if i’m for you bad, forget me, well, and the main thing is, he they came here, he didn’t run away anywhere, there was a local policeman, he said that i’m here, i’m here and there, i served, i’m here, i’m not running away anywhere, i’m not going anywhere i’ll leave, wow, that’s it, they didn’t catch him, he came and said, they all received russian passports, the wife found a job, the children went to school, a short video message, to the son, husband and father, with the hope of a speedy return, you think, how we live here and everything, everything is fine, we love you very much and are really waiting for you, we are at the gate every day we look and look, you will come, don’t worry, everything will be fine, yes, look, and

i didn’t go to the city here, now marina has received a russian passport, she says that the procedure took no more than two weeks, well, i’m registered in berdyansk, and berdyansk - this is already the russian federation, here everything is very simple : in moscow you go to the ministry of internal affairs, show your registration, passport, well, a ukrainian one, here are two. so we can close it and how life with this passport is easier easier yes well easier in terms of it is easier for me yes, that is, i know that i have a passport, i i’m calmly walking on the metro there, then the first time i went with a ukrainian, something , you know, there was still such excitement, but now they’ll stop there, suddenly they’ll check my documents, and what am i going to tell, why i’m from ukraine ? if she had come, well, in fact, nothing terrible would have happened ... because, in my opinion, ukraine has already arrived in polskva, and for ukraine now there is a simplified development for this whole system, that is, they

immediately give citizenship, not a residence permit , this is not temporary accommodation, here is the passport right away, says that she is not at all she regrets that russia became her homeland, no, we don’t regret it, everything is very good here , well, let’s put it this way, we didn’t live like that in ukraine, so in terms of income, well, in general, in principle , only one pasha in the family works in terms of earnings, but we have enough for everything, we rent a rather not cheap apartment, our son works with two tutors , and goes to sports training, well, we live well, but what prevented us from living in ukraine too, well, there are no such salaries there, she understands that to follow the path she took for other ukrainian women it will be... difficult, because many of them are threatened by the authorities, they are intimidated by ukrainian propaganda, but sooner or later, relatives who love each other

must meet, and the power of this desire can overcome any obstacles. i always save my family, well, that is, any war will end in some kind of negotiations in any case, all the politicians will agree with each other, they will shake hands, but ordinary people... i think they should save their family in these circumstances . and this war is also simple. and this war will also

definitely end. investment rating, economics, through specific stories, we can reach people, we often talk about money, the amounts are serious, in

russia there is a clear and clear signal, at what point you will say, that’s it. in this project, everything i could, i will never say whether russian industry is capable of replacing foreign suppliers, it is necessary to mobilize all resources, give me the recipe, in general, this is how to achieve what you have achieved, it seems to you that you are on top of the world, you have become , shook himself off and went, is russia ready to change, at any time?

structure, evolution occurs? we! i calculated a model of a super-hard material for industry, and i calculated a model for a super-sensitive gas analyzer, and this is grandfather, thanks to his ingenuity, we became interested in science. develop an interest in science from childhood.

enter science majors. rf. finland has closed another checkpoint on the border with russia, this is a checkpoint. vartius, according to the official version, is closed due to overcrowding, as more than 40 migrants seeking asylum passed through it on saturday. earlier, at another border crossing, nierala, which was also closed on saturday, finnish border guards used tear gas against migrants, meanwhile, even the finnish ministry of defense admitted that the closure of four checkpoints on the border with russia is fraught with problems, dissatisfied