they drove bmps into residential buildings, they hit them, they didn’t know where we were, they just hit houses. the goal of our rally is one goal - to stop the punitive actions of the kiev junta and the withdrawal of all nazis from the territory of the lugansk and donetsk people's republics.

about the withdrawal of troops, if this does not happen, i swear in front of everyone, i am writing a statement, instead of, as they say, a jackhammer and i will pick up a machine gun, thank you, well done, i was not the only one who went to the same rallies, they gathered on 10.15 miners, it was necessary to show at that time that miners were the same inhabitants as all the residents, who were ready for more decisive action, began to slowly, little by little unite. the time turned out in such a way that i had to study and fight , learn from my mistakes, from other people’s mistakes and from my own, to correct my mistakes, it is a great honor for me to serve, with the guys who, yes, then the fourteenth year was difficult, the fifteenth year , because food provision, but...

thank you, there were people who helped us then in any way they could, but i’ll tell you, almost 80%, here i have battle, let it be 75-80, the only ones left are those guys who started serving in 1914, who went all over the world, and what kind of work are you doing, i’m from the city of donetsk, petrovsky district, i worked at a mine, trudovsky, also in the petrovsky district, which already once... they bombed it, it’s no longer there, in principle , well, the coal reserves were good, for another 70 years, it could work, provide coal, well, i hope that if we drive it further, maybe they will restore the mine, maybe it will start working, maybe i’ll go to mine, work, work, but we must defend our homeland, in the fourteenth year it all started, i went to serve, to fight, my grandfather is the kingdom of heaven, a miner, one second.

they sat down, liberated the city, people began to live much, i think, better, everything was very sad here, not because there was a war, but simply the communications were all broken, no one could see them, no one had repaired them, the city was gray, now construction is underway, broken houses are being restored. we

have already liberated all these houses, the locals warned us well, they said that there were still dry land people in the clear, they moved there, cleared them out, burned ntlb with zushka.

now here you can even see the damage to the houses, here’s the new lining, here it is, that’s it, these houses were all on fire. accordingly, the direction of the arrivals was visible from there, we had it there, then there was enemy artillery, we came in from that side, so it was clear where they killed from where. police, you are standing there, now write down the names, sign me up, i will come to you without a summons, offer to go to the west, why haven’t you opened a single criminal case in the west, where is it and we should

keep silent, at the rally i came out already in office, i was first a master blaster, then literally in may i became deputy chief. section of the mine transport, in may i was already elected by the people's council, then it was called the supreme council of the republic, deputy minister of the coal industry, closer to 12:00 at night, we actually went into an assault, but we went into an assault so that i i repeat once again, there are many residents of donetsk here... plus those people who are children of 18-19 years old from other regions, they are not guilty of anything, they are also waiting at home , mom, dad, sisters, beloved girls, so our task was to take this part by storm, so that people would be alive, patriots would take up arms, this

happened very quickly, decisively, but well, then we had guys who served in afghanistan, well, as we just say , afghans, well, those who still went through the combat... path, there were guys who served in special forces, they also have some kind of skill, they just, as they say, started from scratch we were trained, taught, that’s all, this already happened when, during the first battles, already we learned from our mistakes, we didn’t serve for money, it was hard for us, yes, but we were united with each other, they still serve, and i think these are real patriots, real, let’s say, residents of our great russia.

the house was damaged, the neighbors were killed, and the terrain is such that it is at a height, and the whole city is visible in the palm of your hand, we had to take this height, they set up a checkpoint between marenka and petrovka on the highway, blocked it, took up arms and that’s the only way to stop it, no one was formal, we didn’t have anything like that, we only had one gun there were two. hunters, injuries, bats , the formation of divisions lasted 35 days, i must say that the division at the beginning was not very

well equipped, here we see a dekterev submachine gun pistol, and there was not enough such weapons, that is , the soldiers had to get it in battle. .. weapons , and how they were, at first you were at the checkpoint with sticks, and you were standing there, then somewhere some police officers turned up, someone else there surrendered, they already had them there, well, some kind of weapon appeared there, to protect. some are there with guns, some with little things, not i know, the men went around the hunters, who was with what, i worked at the skochinsky mine, there were fifth-class thunderstorms, when the ukrainian coup began, we didn’t like it, that they began to restore their rules for us here, they stood up and began to defend their side, but for me it’s more namely, that he had already gone to do something specifically, to storm there.

school, transfusion station, it was here that there was a cluster, a kindergarten, a little lower there, in these buildings the enemy was located, here opposite there were two-story buildings in which there were snipers, in a couple of days , let's say, practically, the enemy was knocked out of here, the school was there, of course, you know, how to let the pigs into the garden , they already did the same thing inside with the school, even after we knocked them out, they just started beating artillery. at school in order to, well, into an empty building, but even if you’re right

when you say that no one gets it, you know, our task was to take it so that everything would remain whole, but ukraine has such a thing, to break it up so that no one gets it, that’s why artillery worked simply in empty buildings, not in we weren’t at school or at the tax office, so they decided to demolish the city, apparently. and equipment from here to there, it turned out that it was the most important, because there was practically one

exit to the coal miner, a lot of cars stood here, trains, everything was packed, it was practically not visible, now it’s clearly visible, if anyone is there something appeared, apparently, but before we had to go there under the carriages there under one train to see if there was someone there or not, well, on the other hand, there was also an opponent of us i practically didn’t see it. i came back from the army after my military service and went to the mine , and since childhood i dreamed of being a military

man, but something happened so bad that i went to work in the mine, but because there was only corruption in this ukrainian army, when you served for military service, there was nothing to do there that they didn’t walk, they just waved shovels, they began to come to us on lenin square, in these beads, with these bats, that is, they have already come to disperse us, those who are protesting against their illegal actions, that is, they... our people are not so spoiled if

they said, we’ll bake potatoes in the fire , eat, go to bed, no one was ever indignant , so when they began to storm the ukropov trenches, we looked at what they were eating there, i think you can’t fight with such a stomach, on february 24 we were ahead of them, if you describe marinka against the enemy, then what we happened to see was... those prisoners that we had, who, well, they were drug addicts, who simply shot at people because, well, they had some kind of... safari apparently for them these are the same positions, and their same dugouts, everything where they just found a bunch of syringes , drugs, the same prisoner of war artilleryman , who said that for combat they bring him uh, they bring him, while he is in combat, two or three cubes a day are brought to him by their own

platoon members, their own officers, when we checked him, he was stabbed all over and they stab him in the arms, they don’t stab him, they stab him in the legs and with a knife. in all the places where you can’t see it, well , almost a year and a half has passed since volnovakha was liberated, there are still pieces of iron sticking out, a funnel, it’s still nature takes over, everything is already overgrown with grass, almost i can’t say that it once was.

group commanders give commands, they often bring them with me from the children, there is one thing, just a second, here from the girl, dear soldier, thank you for your protection, for the fact that i go to school and can live in peace, come back soon

with victory , alina 5 to the city of tula, thank you very much for your kind words and letters. on august 9 , my house was broken, my grandmother died, the house is not fit for purpose, it’s an old stalin-era, two-story building, there’s practically nothing left of the house, yet well, a neighbor’s girl died, she was four years old, i think she was, her grandmother was 72 years old, you couldn’t tell she was still young, she was running around. grandmother and i, we lived there, that is , there is nowhere else to go, that’s it, there is no home , when will it be restored there, now this is the situation, everyone understands everything, so there is nowhere to go back yet, if they feel bad and hard, they will never see they’ll show you, that’s practically all, there was no

such case that someone there, i don’t know, didn’t allow nudes there, or was stingy, complained to me, or i would listen from the sidelines. right here here we climbed up this slope, just got here, the enemy started working from that building there, there was a cafe, we lay down here, started shooting back, the enemy started shooting from there , he sent bekha, the erpegshnik started shooting at her. bekha turned around and moved back, well, as a result, she was then smashed there, left the machine gun below, worked on the retreating enemy, that’s the same thing, and then they went. we immediately went down this very thing, along the asphalt, our guys there also ran, received mortal wounds, this whole procedure took us about 7.5 hours,

after volnovakha had already been liberated, that was it, well, we thought right away, literally without leaving here, we wanted to erect a monument, we thought, we thought, we decided on a vocational school, we took it, there were military operations here... all this was going on there, especially local people came to the park there, who were there when we passed , well, they freed them, began to bring flowers, cleanliness, order, they mowed down all this business, thank you very much, father, when will you benefit from the sulidara, everything has its time, everything has its time, father, we’ll kick you out, where can we go, our land carbon too, so that’s it. thank you for looking after me, no, that means my name is nikolai nikolaevich, i’m here, so to speak, the deputy director of design, i understand, i understand,

i always wanted to be like my uh. worked in a mine, his father, grandfather ivan, he went through the entire great patriotic war, his last was the war with the japanese, and

he returned to donetsk, came himself, although he was originally from volgograd, oh, from the voronezh region, well, he came then raise donbass, work in a mine, also almost his whole life, he worked in a mine, and he reached berlin, he was already from berlin... his maternal grandfather died in the great patriotic war, his grandfather achieved victory, was wounded several times, his father was also from donetsk, he worked in donetsk on maps, even vladimir vladimirovich putin once said, donbass empty... it doesn't drive, we all have character, all the miners work here, you won't understand until you go down, they are all stubborn people with character,

well, weak people don't work in a mine, my grandfather reached poland, i remember, i have an extract, or rather an excerpt from a newspaper showed where he was awarded, he alone , in my opinion, took 16 people prisoner, compare his childhood memories with his stories, like now... we go to assault somewhere after artillery preparation, the similarity is very great, oh, good petrovsky i want to see the area, the roads are smooth, the houses are narrower, the houses are not full of holes, they are being rebuilt , there are russian flags everywhere, i want to take a walk. donetsk in a calm way, just go out and take a walk, our children don’t see anything, they don’t see anything, what they constantly they sit in basements, in apartments

, they don’t really go out on the street, then the petals, then these cassette tapes are gone now, he doesn’t see the children , it’s scary to let them go anywhere, you don’t know where he’ll come from, the children, they don’t have a prosperous childhood so that damn, people didn’t come out gray, as they do now, because they’re constantly shooting, but for people to walk and be happy. with life i want to complete the renovation of the house in the fourteenth year, how did it become so , half a bath of tiles, i put all this in for how many 9 years donetsk has stood without a war, that’s how it used to be only as part of russia, everything is fine now so not from ukraine.

we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story.

celebrates the birth of christ. on the eve of the holiday, vladimir putin spoke with the relatives of military personnel who died during a special military operation. the conversation took place in an informal setting. anastasia efimova knows what they were talking about. this christmas eve, they are the personal guests of the president. i asked my colleagues to organize pre-christmas and festive events for you.