, but we suspected that such a thing could happen, that there could be a repeat of the fate of buch irpen is, you knew what happened in boch. and only because of this did you understand what could be under the occupation of the russians in izyum, so because of the very fate of buch and irpen, i hid in the sofa 5 months of occupation, of course 5 months. all of you could not hide in the sofa. when you heard the sounds, did you immediately move there or in what way? i was twisted to the limit, probably yes. well, i hid in the sofa only once, when the russian military, at the very beginning of the occupation of the city, went from house to house . i was afraid that someone might find out and there might be terrible consequences, both for me and for my parents, and all the time that i was in the occupation i was really very worried that someone would find out about my involvement in the military sphere and about the involvement of my my boyfriend at that time was in mariupoli, and that is, if someone found out about it , i have no idea what happened. and what happened to your boyfriend ? unfo

in kherson all my life until these bastards came and wanted my city. houses we choose houses in buche irpene war came. i came from kherson and the war there is completely different, but i don't know what is better such a war as i have behind my back or such a war as i have behind my back stayed at home in the occupation, uh, that's what i experienced and what people are experiencing there is not terrible in my opinion, what people are experiencing here, but what is happening in kherson is very difficult to show with footage because all the horrors are all this silence, it is happening in the basements, it is happening on the streets, but you can't see it it's impossible to shoot, you can't go out and dream of an orc driving through the garden because he might shoot you. i don't know what's better when a rocket flies into your house or when they put you against the wall in some incomprehensible basement. where were you taken? there 's an avalanche in kherson. chetery there 20 in my opinion 4:30 says dude, the war started because of this, i know that it will start from my understanding yes, no

they didn't even know about what happened in buch irpen, they didn't know what was happening with mariupoley didn't know at all the latest news of what is happening in ukraine, we can see that more or less our people who are in energodar do not have much information, there is a lot of tension with the delivery of information, so they see what is happening, what is happening around the ring in zaporizhzhia, as well as in other cities, so if now people have this information and the liberation of our cities, so people are really happy because well, we all hope that soon the same will happen to our city. we all put a lot of effort into the liberation of our city returned to ukraine and we all returned to our homes to our jobs to our families to our usual affairs as it was. before that, it was announced that both the ukrainian and russian sides were interested in energodar being somehow, well actually, that the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant was installed well, we all understand very well. so, everyone is interested. i see that probably the russian side also has such an interest in the city r

per person and the father did this, at that moment you already knew about what was happening in buch, irpen, yes. that is, it was already uh, taking into account what the people there experienced, the father understood that at least this way he could somehow protect his daughter, yes, well, just then no one understood how they would behave, what they were they will do because after that the beast will get irpeni really it was very scary we didn't understand what we should do, how to behave if they came to the house and that's why we were hiding and how long did you spend in that sofa minutes 20 it was very well it's locked m-m well, with a sofa. well, of course, the niche is a closed room, it’s so small, there’s very little oxygen, i’m a swamp, it can be very difficult to breathe towards the end, i thought i was going to get lost in the place, but they all came out in time, and i was opened and i breathed in the air. that is, you heard everything that happens in in the room, everything they were looking for was questioned, so in 5 months, there was probably a lot of things, and what you rem

people where domestic violence is like er good day er and here are all the atrocities we saw in buch, irpenizyum this is just the essence of their people and imagine there are a lot of ukrainian women who fled with their children , 90% of their husbands are now in ukraine. that is, every mother with a child now has to worry abroad that potentially some vanka or some ilyusha will come and be with you in one volume to rent an apartment in the same house i to make fun of the fact that they give him more and maybe they will still give them payments, well, you know, it’s just, you already know, laughter on the verge of uh, well, just with total disappointment. how can this even be, how can such a narrative at all arise from the uz of european politicians, which for 7 months has not can introduce specific, normal, powerful sanctions to hit russia so that they finally move, so you are talking about how it is possible to launch the russians at the moment when it is really so, for example, when in the 14th year it happened to us, and our colleagues also recently wrote about it in social networks, ab

the mass er mass genocide of the ukrainian people and ukrainians were discovered, remember in buch in irpenn then he declared that there was no subject for negotiations with russia, therefore, in my opinion, i support the position of some ukrainian politicians and they say that we can win not only about reparations and contributions from russia , which we will defeat, and now we must also talk not about the peace formulas, but we must talk about the victory formula, because it is obvious that what and the west and the ukrainian people need this now . and only our victory. thank you very much for joining our broadcast. kostyantyn eliseyev, as the deputy minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, as the representative of ukraine to the european union, was on radio svoboda. and the adoption of the new sanctions package of the european union should be accelerated, vera jurova, vice-president of the european commission, european commissioner from zoryana stepanenko, correspondent of radio svoboda in europe, talked with her about values ​​and transparency. the eu is currently discussing humanitarian

god forbid, how was it in buch, gostomel, irpen? well, who told you that the occupation looks?ell, i don’t know there, i’m asking you, not everyone everyone sees what happens, the station staff goes to the basements of the occupiers, they are tortured there, it is not clear why people disappear, there were cases of physical torture of the staff of the power station , but in the very place of the civil organizations of the city of artem well, then tell me in conclusion it will be all the same yes, the report of the megate mission on the 6th. it seems that it will be there the day after tomorrow or tomorrow, maybe it will appear earlier. what do you think? it will be written there that these people who came to you will write in this final document, please, well, i think they will write that the presence of military equipment. maybe not there something else is acceptable that the staff works professionally and fulfills their duties, well, the security system is in good condition, because i don't see anything else that they wrote, but we'll see. maybe something will be interesting

there situationists and many collaborators, and there were many crimes there well, for example, in buch in irpeny saw him twice as cool. well, in fact, the russians. well , you say that they found documents, they documented themselves, they helped us, well, they did not know that we would capture them, so it was their internal affairs some kind of pseudo-over- police department with its chief of police was created there, there is a pseudo-prosecutor's office, the commandant's office, and of course they are there, well , the residents, the local economic ones, should be complained about. therefore, all these bodies were created now according to the seven morgans and according to all the heads of these bodies, eh of course, criminal cases will be initiated, they will be uh, they will be coaches late, or they will be caught, or they will be shot, this is such a thing. i was very impressed by the photos of our military at the checkpoint of hoptovka , which borders with russia uh, i 'll tell you yes, well, i don't want to. wheels it kyiv bat, they are now in kharkiv, we are all friends. we are all fi

and those people, i personally saw what happened with my own eyes, what happened in buch, gostomel and irpenot the majority of people - i will not say all the majority of people, but worse than animals, that is, these people who, in aggression, start raping women, drinking, killing children, torturing , making faces, and they do this to our ukrainian women , little ukrainian women, there were teenagers, and it is worse animals are not people. what can i say? they don’t abandon their animals. this carrion leaves its corpses to rot for two or three weeks and doesn’t take them back. they rape people because of their weakness , that is, when a person can’t er-er even do something. she begins to torture, sulking, insulting the weak , well, a woman who is in an occupied city, she is weak , she can't do anything. methods or simply rape, i don't know how to put them in bottles there, well, these are terrible people, they didn't come here to, er, fire them, they came in order to mutilate and kill us, well, this is some disputed nation, but i think that we should not lower ourselves to their level, af

i really wanted to spend match against the hungarian national team destroyed by irpen buch kherson mariupolkharkiv donetsk shakhtar hosted scottish celtic in the second round of the champions league in warsaw for ukraine for 40 million people who support us and indeed sometimes you can't win a round. well, you won't lose. this year , the group stage of the football european cups is more intense, because the world championship will be held in the boat in november, and not only the euro championships are gaining speed, but also the ukrainians in them. the representative of shakhtar donetsk, mykhailo mudryk, became the fastest player of the club in the last four years, developing speed at 34 km and 900 meters per hour and also scoring in the match against celtic and even more scored by artem dovbyk for the dnipro-1 ukrainian club, this week at eurorens you got all possible results will initiate defeat and victory , yehor julai of donetsk will tell about this and the new matches of the national team of ukraine. in the second round of the champions league in warsaw, shakhtar hosted scottish celt

for similar activities in izyum, the russian nazis committed three times more crimes than in irpen and buch, they killed people because they did not want the russian peace, all civilian soldiers became victims of inhumans, even children this is what avataria espresso told the head of the izyum district military administration stepan maselsky the enemy destroyed the city by 80% the enemy shot eh peaceful residents of residents who lived in their residential buildings who were alive deep in the basements for two or three months , the workers of the state emergency service took out the piles of people and here we have such results that the residents tell the residents , you know, they experienced perhaps the most difficult in their in the life of 5-6 months of occupation, mass burials and russian burial grounds in the liberated cities of kharkiv region testify to the fact that the invaders are committing brutal crimes and atrocities in all the occupied territories, this is what the report says of the institute for the study of war, american analysts have no doubt that the ukrainian military wi

ukraine's contribution to global food stability is, that is why we are here, you visited buch and gostomel in irpenour thoughts what are your impressions this is an open war against the civilian population i saw what russian rockets did to hospitals schools houses shopping centers we were in some buildings the number of refugees and displaced persons is counted in millions when you see all these horrors it affects you it is impossible to ignore some video or photo of germany you can forget and move on but when you see it with your own eyes when you apologize for such a comparison you can smell it it is a completely different feeling it is impossible to forget it and to be indifferent, you call on the whole world to support ukraine. you personally invest millions of dollars in this support for which projects, it is very important to show the whole world what is happening in ukraine. at first, the usa helped very slowly, but now it is getting faster and the help is tangible, this support will continue as long as it is needed, another important factor in the united states, elections are coming soon, i

measure was chosen for him in the form of detention, but there were three times more crimes than in irpen and buche, there were people because they did not want the russian peace , all civilian military personnel and even children became victims of non-humans. stepan maselsky, the enemy destroyed 80% of the city, the enemy shot civilians, residents who lived in their apartment buildings, who were alive, deep in the basements. for two or three months, the workers of the state emergency service were removing piles of people, and here we have such results, as told by the residents, the residents, you know, experienced perhaps the most difficult time in their lives, 5-6 months of occupation, mass burials and russian torture centers in the liberated cities of kharkiv region testify to the fact that the invaders are committing brutal crimes and atrocities in all the occupied territories, this is stated in the report of the institute for the study of war, american analysts have no doubt that the ukrainian military will continue during the deoccupation of populated areas to find evidence of russian war cri