well, yes, yes, i understand, thank you very much ivan prikhodko was with us. uh, direct contact. lf, hold on, until the connection happily. so, uh, the high-ranking ukrainian officers abandoned their subordinates and fled soon after. after the forces of the dpr and russia took control of the main part of mariupol, the military personnel from the 36th separate brigade of the marine corps of the ukrainian navy, let's listen. yesterday turns out yesterday morning. where in what area? and in the area i don't remember exactly in the area of ​​the plant. we are simply all wounded here and we were in the hospital and our guys came to us. they said enough of the war, enough of our entire administration is gone. all have left. well, they threw it off at the beginning. clear. yes, they threw a letter and i remember well they threw it, but everything doesn’t go out of my head to vladimirovich well, that is, i’m not even talking about these tanks there, they’re not dangerous, probably dangerous, but that’s all. still, they are also workers, so to speak, at least one can shoot shoots once, whi

have the opportunity to get in direct contact with the head of the administration of gorlovka ivan prikhodkoeevich hello anatoly hello very glad to see and hear you olesya i am also glad ivan uh, i hope someday the moment will come when we will get in touch i ask what is the situation there. and you tell me the answer. yes, everything is quiet, but obvious today until such a day, our chagrin flew by here about three minutes ago. they work nearby. and therefore, let there be such news very soon, when i tell you that there is nothing. well, in fact, the shelling continues. they don't shrink overnight. we had 30 shellings, five houses were again broken, and you named in the village. the way it is. but we must understand that in the south of gorlovka, now, from about 3-4 km from gorlovka, seriously very fighting is going on, a between the upper toretsky already and the neck. and today i just said and said information. yes, we, of course, confirm that this is a newcomer. it is very strong. the point was very dug in, and slowly , slowly, we move forward. and this, of course, can not but be reflect

yes, i understand, thank you very much ivan prikhodko was with us. an sergeevich take care of yourself, hold on, until the connection happily. so, uh, the high-ranking ukrainian officers abandoned their subordinates and fled soon after. after the forces of the dpr and russia took control of the main part of mariupol, the servicemen from the thirty-sixth separate marine brigade of the ukrainian navy announced this, having laid down their arms, let's listen. yesterday morning. where in what area? ah, in the area i don't remember exactly in the area of ​​the plant. we are simply all wounded here and we were in the hospital and our guys came to us. they said stop the war enough of all our management is already gone. all have left. well, above at the beginning. clear. yes, they threw a letter and i remember. yes, read and discuss. well , they threw it well, but everything doesn’t go out of my head. oleg vladimirovich well, that is, i'm not even talking about these tanks, it's dangerous there, they are not dangerous, probably dangerous, but that's all. stil

e, ivan prikhodko ivan sergeevich good afternoon.ow is the situation in gorlovka today and how do we understand you were shelled again today do you know, i’ll tell you one diva the thing is that the third day we have uh, there is a tracking of the shelling of the city i. well, probably for people who were not used to and did not live there at that time in the city of gorlovka in donetsk, i will say that there were only 15 shellings yesterday, no matter how harsh it may sound. well, in peak we had 117, and so, on average, 50-60 per day. so yesterday, the day before yesterday, there were 10-15 shellings, mostly on the outskirts. i want to say that it is rather sluggish. they are now responsible, and our artillery. today it hardly works. i think it's related all the same with the fact that there is a threesome ahead of us. yesterday it was completely taken in the morning. she will bang like and ahead of us is troitskaya novosyolka novosyolka is the second one to take me i was not there today yesterday i was not today. and i think this i

connection with us on a direct connection head of the administration of the city of gorlovka ivan prikhodko

i just asked the mayor of gorlovka ivan prikhodko yesterday, today i asked the mayor of gorlovka.ut avdiivka from there, basically they hit civilians there now is such an epicenter of the battle with civilians. the maryinskaya direction is krasnogorsk, that is, the red army soldier, but if we are talking about heavy missiles, i mean, here are the points at e, so the ducks are understandable, i can’t help but ask you, denis vladimirovich you certainly have your own view on the prospects for negotiations. today there zelensky again said a lot of things, and his rhetoric changed in an amazing way. i do not know in connection with what, but, uh, so to speak, and we will definitely go to nato. all of a sudden, it means that there are no negotiations at all. moreover, we are not going to russia, etc. here's how from your position. uh, from your point of view, the prospects for negotiations look like this, and zelensky’s sudden, i don’t know, awakened energy. i stick to my unequivocal position. she doesn't change for me. ukraine is not a negotiable country, even if they would have signed

ivan prikhodko would be in direct contact with us from gorlovka, and we often show you war correspondent is now, so to speak, on front line in the very fire. in the hell. so he posted a video of the final fights. in mariupol, before the order was given to block azov steel. look, we are in the administration building. here, next to the hotel building, despite the fact that for several hours already working out especially stubborn. eh, the azov people who continue strelka so to speak. it's amazing listen at the word i'm sorry that i interrupted you wanted to say, well, just on the condition of the sniper i don't know, but it seems to me that i would somehow merge with the floor or would not stick out calmly with the wall. so sniper work means. they climb, look, fix something there. it's amazing, i get it, but just don't, well, it's mind- boggling to note that war correspondents post footage and trophies often and regularly. we see just the same western weapons that are supplied by the united states from france . well, what can i say from almost all of europe, so , uh, a fighter of the lege

say so, the better it will be, because it arrives in donetsk, poise under gorlovka yesterday ivan prikhodkoked . everything is clear. ah. please tell me about, uh, according to the concept that there are, so to speak, not political scientists, if i’m not politicians. yes, your opinion about the prospects for negotiations with the ukrainian side is very interesting. if today zelensky well, probably, they saw everyone there. that's interesting your opinion from your angle. find out how it looks like the possibility of peaceful negotiations and some kind of agreement over the past 8 years, the city of salavat is very a small town and 10 settlements that belong to it. we have broken several thousand houses in particular. to be precise, this is about two and a half thousand and from 369 houses per apartment. broken, 159. of course, it is already very difficult to talk about any negotiations when, in fact, the population, that is, is consumed. here, but in general, here is the process that is now taking place. they have never admitted that they broke at least one house. i take it off. it listened

, the better it will be, because he arrives from donetsk, poisyanaty from gorlovka yesterday ivan prikhodko i talked. everything is clear. ah. please tell me about this, uh, according to the concept that there is so tell me not political scientists, if i not politicians, yes, your opinion about the prospects for negotiations with the ukrainian side is very interesting. if today zelensky well, probably, they saw everyone there. that's interesting your opinion from your angle. what does it look like the possibility of peaceful negotiations and some kind of agreement learn over the past 8 years. uh, urban salavat is a very small city and 10 settlements that belong to it. we have broken several thousand houses, in particular, to be precise, this is about two and a half thousand out of 369 for apartment buildings. broken, 159. it is, of course, very difficult to speak of any negotiations when well, in fact the population, that is, is being shot. here, but in general, here is the process that is now taking place. they have never admitted that they have broken, at least one house, i listened to yo

e, the head of the city of gorlovka, ivan sergeevich prikhodko, even made a special statement to the terrible cannonade, which e accompanied all morning hours, listen now on holidays the first thing that is on the agenda for us. this, of course, towns is not a holiday. but this event will be quite massive , it will be quite massive and we need to go through it and we will bring you our request not to recommend visiting some cemeteries. well, it, in principle, is already clear, this and this and the needle. this is zaitseva and this is the chassis village, that is. well, i vomited the tea. i know all this. well, as we can see, ivan sergeevich did not even flinch during these explosions. now he is in direct contact with us ivan sergeevich e what's happening. uh, how intense are these shelling, if the destruction of the victim? alekseevich i want to note today yuriy ivanovich podlyako addressed a-a about the fact that the governor's region is constantly notifying its residents. and here i want to add. it's not just important, it's archival. and when the inhabitants, uh, where you lead,

sergeyevich prikhodko is the head of gorlovka, with whom we have been monitoring the situation developing in his hometown and in the direction of the main attack all these days. where is ivan feel the big attack coming? good evening alekseevich, we are approaching a big offensive feeling on the twenty-fourth of february. well, i’ll say this is how our teams work today. uh, our infantry battalions are working, so today u is not so active artillery, positions are not being processed like that in the area of ​​​​trinity village for one in korea and this is felt by the shooting battles that are heard, so today gorlovka is somehow more or less left alone, which cannot be said. unfortunately big and hay. in the morning today we were also driving under the operator, apparently of the plant, and then one person died today, and if the novator for 6-7 days, the shelling does not stop at all, and not for one minute, and therefore, as if nothing happens to us in terms of the catastrophic, we are going systematically. the offensive is a systematic extrusion on the front line between new york and novobakhmutovka, the troops are working, everything else is as planned. today, of course, m