was our guys, they passed the day and stopped a lot of rockets who flew to kharkiv, after all, russia kharkiv is shelling kharkivegion every day. where are the children really? how, according to your observations, has kharkiv kharkiv region changed ? kharkiv, who has been saying for a long time that they used to speak russian here for a long time and we love russian here. culture or whatever has changed so fundamentally. is there still much to change? how have people changed their attitude to you? what a unique situation again with kharkiv. why did kharkiv exhibit in 2014 and why did we know that he would continue to perform? they are broadcasting from latvian television that we had a march at the beginning of february, and they interviewed me and said that there will be an attack, what will happen to you , you will go, as kharkiv said, they staged it because, in kharkiv, on the 14th, russia will break its teeth against kharkiv and they one week ago came and they say, you then told us that russia broke its teeth in kharkiv and that is what happened, let's talk some more. the fact is that in kharkiv there are qui

fits the concept of shevelyov, who described the works in this chronology of the five kharkiv kharkiv and the fifth kharkivis the kharkiv of the future kharkiv, which actually got rid of its soviet russian provincial past when it ceases to consider itself a part of this great e- e system, where there is a metropolis in moscow, st. petersburg. and here there are provincial towns that in one way or another belong to this great russia instead . well, you understand that the ukrainian political space is arranged in a completely different way and the state space, in principle, the concept of the concept of a province well, it sounds funny, well, odesa is a province well, how can it be in the context of ukraine, the russian empire, it’s hard to call a door even if it’s not odessa, even for donetsk , it’s not a province, and even the smallest regional cities are, again, completely arranged that a province is a russian concept, moscow , everything else is correct, but in germany, in munich or a faction that provincial cities and, in principle, in europe, in western europe, it is a monster, what is the concept of t

kharkiv kharkiv symbol - what does a symbol mean? well, a person who was very important for democratic kharkiv kharkiv is that well, that's what we alle all russian-speaking writers or russian writers in ukrainian and literary i'm not about that i'm about what otherwise, we have to take into account that our cultural process is a-and it cannot be reduced to this , the ukrainian newspaper. well, this is wrong. for example bulgakov well, here is the path, because i want a gym in kyiv, which is located on yamska street, and this is the same street where the action of kuprin’s novel took place, and it wasn’t in russia, it was in kyiv, i understand that yes, but for me it is outside the ukrainian cultural context of ya i always think, that is, when i lived in moscow. well, i always equated it with this novel of cuprinations, which later, over the years , i realized that it was not in moscow at all. well, look , i’m rather talking about theatrical circles, about artistic circles, in which the position is traditionally expressed a conversation because here it is very easy to mean that it is enough to mention bulgakov's last name and a quarr

authorities' messages is what is recommended to go offline e-e education of schoolchildren in the kharkiv kharkiv and kharkiveady in this mode, so the restrictions for us practically do not work because they are already studying online in our online mode, and there are special warnings about the fact that you need to somehow change your behavior, the only thing that we understand that the enemy is really a symbolist and that these days , on the anniversary of the full-scale invasion, he will definitely intensify the shelling. s300 in the industrial zone of the city center in the kyiv district, in the industrial enterprise, there is also no military property there, and there are two victims. and today we already felt, as it were, an increase in missile terror, but it is standard stable for kharkiv, and we have not seen any special changes there. we feel a warning from the authorities, i have not heard from the leaders, neither from the leaders of the city, nor from the leaders or the city, the only thing is that among themselves , people are talking about the fact that they will behave more carefully, how to

kharkiv oblast, please. at four in the morning, in fact, all kharkiv residents woke up because it was a series of very powerful , very strong explosions of russian bombs that all over kharkiv, in particular, more in the center, they could be heard, and then at 10:00 in the morning, there was another explosion, and in fact, after that , the power outages of the internet began . now i am at the point of invincibility, because i do not have a mobile connection or the internet at home no electricity and the heating had also already disappeared . when i went to the point of invincibility, uh, at the same time, the lights in the house are starting to turn on, that is, there was no half-day, but already you uh, i walked around the houses for half an hour and saw that the lights are starting to turn on, and this is such a good sign and today i visited the points of indomitability today in the first one, today i charged the gadgets in yurke indomitability , that is, i would like to thank the kazakhs very much to the kazakh people, this is such a beautiful yurt in which there are two yellow and blue flags, one kazakh, the second ukrainian, and there she is ethnic kazakh people are t

, you know kharkiv has changed a lot, kharkiv is a modern student city , kharkivays had the largest number of higher education institutions. a few years ago, i had solo concerts in kharkiv and lviv. it seems to have been the 17th year. i remember i arrived and sat in a taxi and heard the band sky and thought that i should remember myself at this moment because i was dreaming about when i was in kharkiv, ukrainian music was playing on the radio. i fought for it. in fact, all my life, i fought for the ukrainian language , the hardest thing for me, of course. it was when i was 5 6 7 8 years old, and my father and i spoke ukrainian alone, and maybe or at school, dad brought me a history textbook, and dad graduated from this school , everyone studied a russian language textbook, i was the only one at the age of 10, i had a ukrainian language textbook. even therefore, i believe that the fact that kharkiv has changed significantly in this is also very important. my role, and even more the role of my father. when i came to the 30th anniversary of the graduation from one o

and as i noticed no one during this day, while i am in kharkiv , most kharkiv residents use the shelters that are in the capital, this is in kharkiv. i apologize. this is the subway, also in kharkiv, there are shelters near the stops, duplicated near the stops of public transport yesterday and i decided to inspect it when i went in and saw that everything was done there comfortably, there are places to sit down and not to miss your transport your bus or trolleybus will stop at a stop and from then on you will talk to the people of kharkiv and they said such a loud phrase, we did not leave kharkiv at the beginning of a full-scale invasion, we will not leave even if russia tries capture the city now, and as the head of the region oleg sinogubov noted, the armed forces of ukraine are ready in all directions of slobozhanshchyna to prevent a new offensive of the russian army. in general, the situation in kharkiv is calm now, but there are more air alarms here than in the capital, they are short-term, so they want to warn the residents of kharkiv and the residents of the region about the possible shelling of e-e missiles with a ballisti

viktor is not handsome, is it the writer boris or our grandmother kharkiv kharkiv kharkiv symbol, youatic kharkiv khatanov is what? well, this is the problem. i am not talking about what we we must have to include all russian-speaking writers or russian writers in ukrainian and literary i am not about this i am about the fact that one way or another we have to take into account that our cultural process is a-and it cannot be reduced to this , oh, the ukrainian ato, well, this is wrong, this, this, this, this a huge impoverishment of what we have because here it is very easy to significantly reduce everything to the manipulation of the name, for example, bulgakov well, i was not there either, but for the gym i want in kyiv, which is located on yamska street and this is the same street on which the action took place when kuprin's novel, it wasn't in russia, it was in kyiv, i understand. yes, but for me it is outside the ukrainian cultural context . i always think that is, when i lived in moscow in javanese. i realized that it would not be in moscow at all, well, i'm rather talking about

kharkivska street, about the peaceful life of kharkiv region and kharkiv, talk to sergey zhukov while we connect him, interesting information, a sketch from kharkivon the eve of february 12, i.e. yesterday, the kharkiv patrol officers returned to the owner, a kharkiv woman, her lost horse, you know who, the horse that was walking around the city. this is what the horse looks like. this is what the owner looks like. i don't know why they obscured her face, but this is the face of the brave policemen who found the horse that day. on line 102, a call came in about a horse that was running on its own along the karachi highway . the policeman immediately decided to search for him and searched the surrounding streets . the law enforcement officers discovered the animal, it turned out that they managed to catch up with the horse, stop it, grab it by the bridle, as a result of the incident, no one was hurt, in fact, it is very difficult to catch a horse, as you will understand later, the police they searched for the owner, returned her horse from the words of her mare, her nickname is belgium, her name is this booth, young self , this is not sexism, plea

, who described and created this chronology of the fifth kharkiv , and introduced the fifth kharkiv, his understanding is that this is the kharkivkiv, which actually got rid of its soviet russian provincial of the past, when he ceases to consider himself a part of this great e-e system , where there is a metropolis in moscow, st. petersburg. and there are these provincial towns that somehow belong to this great russia instead . well, you understand that the ukrainian political the space is arranged in a completely different way and the state space in principle is the concept of the concept of a province. well, it sounds funny , odesa is a province. well, how can it be in the context of ukraine of the russian empire. it is difficult to call it america, even donetsk, it is not a province, and even the smallest regional cities are, again, completely different . the province is a russian concept. moscow is everything else. that's right, but in germany, in munich . is it a tailcoat? provincial cities are sold in europe. in western europe, the concept of the concept of a province. sometimes it is not used because it is a term from the

kharkiv, but in kharkiv the bus is free, you understand, well, i’m just saying that in principle it’s for the local , for local residents, everything is additional, in principle. well, the incentive to return to kharkivminibuses and buses before the war kharkiv city council bought in turkey, er, there seems to be up to 200 small buses , so short , small, comfortable, something like that, half minibus , half bus, and quite a few were bought, put on flights, hired drivers, made a structure, and they started, though skazhem yes, the nomenclature of the old minibuses was removed, which were already falling apart, they were, er , er, er, let's say, they launched these brand new buses on these flights, and now when to our song let's say that during the war of course let's say that these private carriers have disappeared somewhere. or maybe they have already gone bankrupt, and that's why they released these beautiful little things on the flights . it's pretty patriotic about that. i have a flag with the back of this color. before the war, that's why they bought buses in these colors . well, now they're good guys. the mayor of konotop is also actively involved in this, we will ask what it is for, well, the o

on kharkiv were rockets s300 e-e-e-e marble of kharkiv also said that it was only six such arrivals and the russians meanwhile report that they attacked a military facility on the territory of kharkivproduced drones, it is most difficult to assume that exactly in kharkiv the production of ukrainian drones is taking place i was absolutely not beaten - there is a great danger of shelling yes yes of course especially since people are here to do some exercises when i run to the university to do some work and the university where i work is also alone the building was completely destroyed in the summer, uh, and we very quickly agreed that everything should go back and forth, so that whoever put it first , we run away, it is impossible to stay in one place for a long time, these are security measures, but at the same time , we also have other things besides that, i told gorky's desk you see, he is not decommunized, he is not decolonized, i would say. in our country, kharkiv itself is distinguished by such a stubborn lack of understanding that where russification is concerned, decolonization is very necessary, because these markers of the russian world must be wiped from the roots, because

oleksandr terekhov, the mayor of kharkiv igor terekhov, the mayor of kharkiv recently gave an interview to the bbc in which he said that kharkiviv are already more radical than in the west countries, you also agree with that statement, i myself am like that, and secondly, if we take history, then let's give historical facts. glory to ukraine, this slogan was born in kharkiv oblast. putin is a disgrace. excuse me now, for a word , i was born in kharkiv oblast, that's why there are more radical people than in kharkiv oblast will be and i am here completely with terekhov, later what he says, well, what is there to hide? i see this interview, what is there to hide ? we had a little sympathy for the russians. they mock kharkiv, then e, don't hate the people of kharkiv oblast, no one will be russian because we hate them with all our hearts and they will be enemies for us there for a whole generation, we and our children will order and our grandchildren will order, so i am completely with igor oleksandrovich eh i agree with the fact that now we will be even more radical than the people of the west, for example, although the russians

kharkiv kharkiv region, mr. bohdan, well, accordingly, the question is how ready is kharkiv region and how ready are you ? understand that russian aggression is another wave of it. the military is on alert, but in general, your feelings as a person who is local, who has a good sense of the training schedule and maybe by the summer some information about the plans of the enemy, well , look, i will be in the city, you find, i am business on february 24, since the beginning of a large-scale war, and that is why i can analyze what happened a year ago, and this will not happen again , because the positions are prepared, the army of the population is prepared, and there is, let's say, any panic or mood that the russians wanted the russians, that we were leaving the city, people were fleeing there was some kind of panic, er, misunderstandings, whether this doesn’t happen during the winter transition, it’s normal for er, aggravation, they are ready for what is happening, for example, at the border, i just looked at pavliky, er, belohorodski, but not there only we are being shelled constantly counter-battery e-e w

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kharkiv. let's say last year and he provided information about certain hot events in kharkiv from various spheresof the state language. the record is exclusively in the ukrainian language, so these are the things, such markers, they are demonstrative , demonstrative, which point out that the implementation of the e-e law is a necessary duty of every citizen, and the ukrainian language has indeed become dominant today and communication in official spheres and in everyday life, including whether, in fact, any research has been conducted on this is the second year of the full-scale invasion. how much has everything changed for ukrainians? how much has the percentage of those who decided to start speaking ukrainian increased? you know the paradox is precisely that such studies demonstrate a positive dynamic, which was precisely during the period of the full-scale invasion. in fact , ukrainians began to speak ukrainian in 1991. when we regained our independence, well, the law on the language of speech in the ukrainian ssr in 1989 appeared its own constitution, article 10 in 1996, the law on education,

today already under fire almost not just now kharkiv and the kharkiv region are in fact in touch with us at the moment bohdan tkachuk deputy of the kharkivt council mr. bohdane congratulations glory to ukraine glory well let's probably start with the most recent incidents and we have informal these are from the monitoring public that kharkiv and kharkiv region may be under fire, possibly from the belohorod region from the s-300 complexes, what is known as of now, please, a-but they reported that at 3:30 p.m. explosions were heard. i personally did not hear it, but the public is writing to inform the preliminary information somewhere a-a there were explosions in the suburban areas exactly where er-er is unknown a building in the kupyan district of kharkiv region when the russians hit it just a few hours earlier today under rubble. i would have left people. a man who was near the building was injured. what is known about this incident? yes , this was reported by our agent sinugubov. let's say yes, but he did not provide more information. i contacted our military. they only report what is going on, uh , regular, regular, let's say yes. the

kharkiv. kharkiv, in order to eliminate the consequences of shelling, not only utility workers, but also units of the state emergency service, rescuers, work every day they help builders who have taken up the restoration of objects with the help of their equipment, they actively dismantle the emergency structures of buildings that were damaged so that in the future the builders can replace them with new ones. projectile rescuer say that now the main task is to disassemble the emergency structures for the safe work of the builders in the further department there is a task for education and dismantling of emergency workers of buildings that can harm bystanders who can pass by this building and minimize the risks related to the shaft following its construction today more than 4,500 emergency buildings, 500 of them are not subject to restoration , most of them are located in northern saltivka , foreign specialists are also involved in the reconstruction of kharkiv, in particular according to the pilot project developed by the team of the architect norman foster a in nasaltivka , it is known that accessibility is planned to make educational institutions, sports facilities, places for leisure and work shops, it is planned to build a new type of housing here with underground parking lots, energy saving systems and local boiler houses. always when the city is restored, it gets better and stronger, and we actually show this in the master plan because we expect the city to become better in the future , become more attractive, become such a social magnet that will attract and call people back because we are all social creatures and we need to come together we all need each other's support work is underway to create a full 3d models of kharkiv and the residential areas of the northern part of saltivka, which will make it possible to obtain a complete virtual model of the city with exact dimensions. because of the war, almost 15 million ukrainians will

it was near kharkiv, kharkiv district , nearby was the village of tsupivka, at that time we filmed thek of military paramedics, we met the poplar terrace, the leader of the band antitila, we talked and came to the decision that it would be good to show the work of the military doctors, military paramedics, the work of the evacuation team, how they save the lives of the boys, and we worked with them for two days. that is , we came there, looked at how their work was organized, communicated with them we recorded an interview with them on the second day when we were at their point

kharkiv, kharkiv district, nearby was the village of tsupivka . at that time, we were filming the work of military paramedics. to the decision that it would be nice to show the work of military doctors, military paramedics, the work of the evacuation team, how they save the lives of the boys, and we worked with them for two days. that is, we came there and watched how organized their work, talked with them, recorded an interview with them, on the second day when we were at their point in the village , uh, they attacked then the gradual liberation of the kharkiv region just began and they began the artillery training procedure according to the command, as we knew at that time . just this attack was planned, i began to film the battle, the village in which we were was completely destroyed, civilians either died or fled at some point, a group of sappers came to us because they had nowhere to hide, their shelter was also destroyed by artillery , and russia, and we let them into our shelter , our cellar only just now, but they started to enter, mines started flying in our direction i just managed to push the sapper forward a little and the mine flew into our yard, the ammunition flew into fragments and one of the fragments pierced my leg, i was still somehow able to walk to it - well, i didn't lose consciousness as if there it wasn't, i was able to get a machine gun, take a camera, eh to somehow jump to the shelter and lay down on the stairs that were there, put the camera and the weapon next to me, asked my partner to keep the equipment and equi

kharkiv, kharkiv region. i also wrote a message and told them to leave . come to my place . - people react differently to the war , panic can happen to someone. by the way, when we were sitting in shelters on february 24 in kyiv, i saw how people squatted down and exhaled. calm well, maybe because well, somehow it was clear that the family is your responsibility, at least your family, i'm not saying any global things, and it's clear that you had to be calm, although it's, well, it's some kind of amazing thing . because here you can't plan, but i've seen very often how people especially in shelters or when there were explosions in kyiv, people panicked, uh, it manifested itself in different ways, but it was, it was . these are civilians. people, you are, in any case, a person who was preparing for war. you graduated from the military department. and you were engaged in you didn't just graduate from the military profession, you got a diploma there and that's it. what kind of feelings did you have, and then we will probably understand our viewers more easily, most of whom i think are civilians, and it will be easier to understand the difference between a person with a weapon and a person with a suitcase who goes there more dangerously dear, you absolutely clearly saw everything. in fact, i was as calm as possible and so mobilized, you know , it's more difficult for civilians to survive the war, it 's a human being, she already understands what she's going for, she already understands what she can do to lose one's life, a civilian doesn't understand, doesn't want it, that's why she's in a panic. i just remembered a very funny story just from the 24th. a friend of mine came to me from kharkiv's a psychologist, and i think, god, how good the psychologist will be in the house, so it will calm all the people, then i i will tell you that all the people had to calm her down because i had the biggest panic in her. despite the fact that she is a psychologist and has been doing this all her life , that's why everyone has a completely individual reaction and it's normal, you know , say it like this the war is already taking its toll history, in fact, although the russians, in particular, love to look for links to the second world war, before some war , bakhmut is compared to stalingrad , another battle, another battle, they always want to see some parallels that would work in their favor but so far everything is not in their favor and here but if we talk about the legends of the legends of the second world war , one of the legends of this war was a ukrainian sniper. your the story is very similar, you as people are similar, at least your story before the war , because uh, you would

you i will say that i did all this until the very evening, plus in parallel to my friends from kharkiv, kharkivion. i also wrote messages and told them to leave. come to my place. necessary, and already on the evening of the 24th, i had 35 people under my protection. and you know, people react to war in different ways , some may panic . exhaled, this is a way to stop panic, stop the heartbeat, for some reason i was calm. well, maybe because well , somehow it was clear that your family is your responsibility , at least your family. because you can't plan here, but i saw very often how people, especially in shelters or when there were explosions in kyiv, people panicked, uh , it manifested itself in different ways, but this, but this was these are civilians. people, you are, in any case, a person who prepared before the war, you graduated from the military department, and you were engaged in a military profession, they just graduated, got a diploma there, and that was the end of it, and what feelings you had, and then we will probably understand more easily, well, our viewers, most of whom, i thi

kharkiv region. and counterintelligence , you mentioned that the enemy is trying to throw their hold on the territory of kharkiv, they hit him on the head and leave. tell your hometown, please, this is an aspect of life in kharkived such an adjuster . usually, agents detain him from time to time in kharkiv and not only in kharkiv . they exist all over ukraine, and they hand over money or for ideological reasons. they are trying to adjust the positions in the missile car, these are flying here. and what can i say, well, counterintelligence is working because i read there how this agent was detained. he didn't even take his phones with him. that is, he was somehow calculated by other methods and that's it today they took it in connection with the shelling that was uh somewhere the day before yesterday when he was injured, here you see this person on the screen , this is the university that suffered the city structures, let's say so, that all our leaders graduated there, all our divisions, they all graduated from this university, it is our native, so to speak, specifically the kharkiv profile and, er , regarding other points, well, look, er, the sbu works, the police work in the region, especially very there was a

when we go to kharkiv, to kharkiv, well, to kharkiv, and therefore what kind of military road is it nowf we take the direction of sloviansk bakhmut but it works, it exists. well, thank god, that is, the enemy did not manage to break through to the highway, and so on , is it blocked ? people are also tense, well, first of all, i want to say that after all, the residents of the slavic community already have a demand. like all ukrainians , after all, the war has been going on for almost a year and they already have a question about how the weather is there, how to behave and when the city was already near the front there, the front line was 10 km away from reality, they are anxiously waiting there to see how events will develop in this direction in the direction of bahmut, but still, there are no torches there and everyone would like that everything would remain as it is, and our defense force is restraining enemy and go they put contours there and so that the enemy does not advance, mr. chairman, is one or the other being considered? is it being prepared in case of something, god forbid,

well, they say that in kharkiv yes 95 in kharkiv yes 95 pro-ukrainian five pro-russian may still sleep less maybe now less than five and eat earlier m-m the mentality of the kharkivl friendly attitude towards russians, now we are more radical than in the west of ukraine and you used to be like that i would say that in principle you are russian-speaking now you often give interviews in ukrainian and in the fall of 2021 i found your quote, they advocated for the russians to grant the status of a regional one. tell me something about it. everything is changing. in the end, we will all talk. i think so . the ukrainian language is the first thing. to your arrival in ukraine a fine of 3,500 hryvnias somehow played a role where i paid by the way, i already paid the first one, they issued me the second one, i went to court well, it's impossible with uh, it's impossible to do that, you know, everything should be by itself, why let's come to the ukrainian language, we 'll talk in the ukrainian language, and our children will only speak with uh, i think so, in the ukrainian language, now there are you and nada and uh, this is the language, it can separate because uh , on it

this week, today is the end of the week , then almost every day kharkiv region on the border territory of kharkiv region and the city of kharkiv constantly under fire. this week we had e there fire and it is the shelling that is carried out in the centers of the territory, in the centers of the territory, there were shellings this week in the village of kozacha lopan , in the center, in the center of the village, there was shelling in the village of vovchansk, here, too, in the center, where their market is, they are hitting from everywhere what is possible from the installations , they only hit the tanks and hit their artillery from everything. what is possible? well, what is the end of the two-year contract? to name it, but people are already starting to do it too get used to being shelled constantly in the border territory of bogodukhiv district, zolochivsk united territorial community, dergachyvsk united territorial community, there is not a single day that we do not have in our reports the fact that there is no shelling and there are no casualties every day in kharkiv oblast there are shellings and there are er victims fr

bohdan kharkiv and the kharkiv region, congratulations, bohdan tkachuk, a member of the kharkiv districtin touch with us . well, we are moving on, what do i want to say about joe biden? something i did not see discussed in principle people are always so picky here, but they were probably just surprised by this visit, er, like snow on the head. yes, joe biden landed on mykhailiv square, er, with a visit, in fact , he was a little surprised. he was loved in the soviet union because he was a bit of a communist, he was often published there, and he actually has a cool example , there were books about polina , well, everyone probably knows, and so on, in short , his grandson marko ugu is coming to ukraine for the third time because he is engaged in a little bit of such charitable activities. he went there to visit children in various children's centers. well , he came there and supports the children's elephant in kharkiv. before that, he was in izyum, and even before that, he travels to kharkiv oblast somewhere else. since they liberated all the territories there. well, yesterday he was in kh

people of kharkiv were tracking how they fly, where they are shot down, where they fly, well, one of them reached kharkiv and it seems that he was also shot down, and the others on the way in the kharkivre destroyed, one by one, and did not reach it. this was such an interesting thing about the kharkivs. they saw how small-caliber anti-aircraft guns work, so it all flew beautifully, and well, not all areas saw it, but it was still interesting, what were the consequences of the fact that it flew so beautifully ? they all flew out, thank god, but mr. bohdana somehow failed russians have settled in kharkiv recently, i don’t know this from my observations. you’d better see it better. you live in the city. you can tell me better, but from the news that comes in, it somehow seemed to me that there was such a calm in kharkiv, and now this is because the russians have again violated and they decided again that it was necessary to spoil the lives of kharkiv residents, so it was more or less quiet, s300 shelling took place there once a week, they will send two rockets, yes , well, they saw it all, they embodied it there, uh, in where will it not go, residential buildings, the city center, but y

kharkiv region. kharkiv district we are in service, but now uh, on uh, our brothers were given short-term scabies vacations so that for a short period of time, uh, at most, uh , everyone uh, went on vacation, so that after that after the full team could undergo training, well, additional permanent tactical medicine, er, to work with different types of weapons, small arms and anti-tank weapons, and other training, and then i think that they will send us somewhere in some direction, what are you talking about? your unit suffered serious suffered serious how many losses does this mean that how serious are the losses? at the same time, the enemy is carrying, well, literally yesterday, they also said that in general, ukraine cannot afford losses of the level that russia can afford. does the command understand this? is it felt in those actions tactical actions that are now on the front well, i can say that the enemy should underestimate me, i can for er where we were ork aero development is working how are we very well i er looked and found akhmat aero development just as they were working on er that we they were assembling the car just during their filming, i saw my car in the forest , so yes, it was already three weeks ago , they are practicing and in their video we can see how they are practicing almost immediately according to the coordinates , so the orcs can say theirs and some of their advantages are used first of all -e down advantage in people yes indeed they don't count them but they are er-e some kind of local for them it can er-e over there occupy a small village yes they will suffer big losses somewhere there dozens of people but there their 50 people on er- is our 10 but we know that they have such a country, the country is very big and there is a lot of meat. yes , we, as you emphasized, we do not have such a large number of men and women that we can ask ourselves, oleksandr. what are you talking about with your brothers so far? you are being rotated. do you also talk about this offensive of russia on duty? what are your thoughts? there is certain information that we have that we know that our brothers and i had on the air. what 's happening now, well, somehow, we're not up to it what is happening right now in our direction, it's difficult, we try as much as possible to joke and use humor because there is no other way, you know, two days ago everyone was preparing for some kind of offensive, everyone was preparing, everyone knew this, for example, how i had many problems. but that night, when i was preparing for the next one, i slept well in different ways. and in your opinion, is there a need for an additional serious mobilization of the armed forces of ukraine , or is there a need for an influx of new military recruits? will be because well, as we say in the military, people will end up not in the plan that there will be losses, but you need a psychological rest , because when you are constantly here, shelling of hostilities, how many irreversible processes are taking place, that is why, first of all, those who seem to change these people, who would rest in this is really necessary. well, i see it that way , and we communicate with each other, this is alexander, you say that you have problems with sleep. can you describe exactly what these processes are and why there is a problem with the word how do you sometimes give yourself advice with them ah well, because it is still necessary in order to function somehow , do you have any life hacks that you have developed during this year of full-scale invasion lifehacks so far there is no problem with sleep, you can wake up every hour well, because uh, i can tell in the forest when we were on duty even under fire, somehow it is better than on duty when we are on duty there for several hours starting there when uh there are still 4 hours to go in the morning, when do we distribute and when is your turn to rest ? somehow, even under shelling, the dugout is better . you can sleep better. you are in the forest there for two days to walk and then a day and a half eh we rested but that’s just fine pretend to eh for now some nightmares eh no eh don’t dream but but orthodox well i won’t ask your opinion as now the prospects of the ukrainian counter-offensive appear to be criminal or not maybe in the near future, in your opinion, what will it look like, and what will happen in your direction by the end of the month, what do you think , an offensive is possible, an offensive is possible, as i said earlier, before the inclusion of e-e in eterospresso, the technique really needs artillery of various artillery e starting from mortars and more anti-tank and artillery armor is needed because where we are just in the south, we were in the south of the flint sanatorium of the forest, forest strips, forest roads , and you can also enter from this direction for now what should we wait for weapons to hold hold the defense as we have been doing it for the last month and a half in the forests because when we entered there there were offensive actions from our side, we picked off the orcs there several kilometers behind him and took up the defense now it is important to hold these lines that were occupied until mobilization is taking place right now in ukraine and we are waiting for weapons right now. maybe in april it will be april or april or may . when will we all receive weapons? we will undergo training. we will wait for a possible offensive. his impatience, what is it? thank you, mr. oleksandr, you, your brother, restorative restful sleep , the return of oleksandr doroshenko, a deputy in the kharkivnal council , an officer of the national guard of ukraine from the crime scene, who is now joining us on rotation in kharkiv oblast, they collected everything - still for the car and have you already received it well, but i think that next time we will be able to talk to mr. oleksandr and ask about this too, i hope that the car will not suffer the fate of its predecessor so quickly, or not at all befalls well, but we see what the russians, as mr. oleksandr says, are tracking everything from their drones, they are also monitoring our military. it is interesting that yesterday we reported so little about it, that an alleged ukrainian drone was shot down by a drone - the russians themselves reported this, you know that it is also possible that we are talking about - the stryzh 141 is also a soviet drone, which ours use well, they report that there was a 100 kg aerial bomb. was it really a ukrainian drone or was it not ukrainian and the circumstances of how it happened well, but it was 150

guns , yes, different things, and how to develop them, well, the kharkiv region will more or less survive because kharkiv is by the way, kharkivc i work, look, they also produce candy in our academic institutes. they work from basements there. this is for example. it’s simple. yes, this is an example of indomitability. here’s how in the 14th year , odesa became such an example for me. it was completely unexpected, here is kharkiv, just because, above all, putin was counting on this. kharkiv oblast will most likely hold out, of which kharkiv and chernihiv and sumy . i don’t know what to do. and what should we do with strategic enterprises, or can they be left there? i understand that the whole area is under fire ukraine, however, is bombarded in different ways, after all, different guns, then guns, and rockets and rockets, where to transfer them, transfer them to the west, there is not much there, well, from the standpoint of logistics, yes, but from the standpoint of the development of the territory of ecological capacity, the territory, where to transfer it, well, lviv region, something else maybe on there is no place in tran

kharkiv and it has undergone and continues to undergo great destruction. have you imagined what could happen to kharkiv because you know, when i was preparing for the interview, i remembered some of the street polls that were conducted, in particular, in kharkivre february 24 , well, people were sure that nothing would happen to kharkiv because, in particular, one of arguments, many kharkiv residents have relatives in russia. i remember i also interviewed people on the street and they were sure, most were sure that russia would not attack. but there were those who were preparing, i remember even that my friends when i filmed stories about how kharkiv was preparing, women were learning how to use weapons , and young people were training to defend the city, old people were already swimming nets, that is, kharkiv was preparing, but my friends called me when this story came out and said that what are you saying, that you are causing panic, nothing will happen but it happened how it happened after mariupol, and we went to bucha, and after bucha to kharkiv, i asked to go to kharkiv, because it is the city’s hometown, and i spent several months there until the moment when the russians were already pushed away from the city and they stopped flying, i

kharkiv and two parking spaces. the value of this property reaches over one and a half million hryvnias, according to the kharkiv anti-corruption center, the apartments in this building are among the most expensive in kharkivorcement officers, officials , doctors and many other famous kharkiv residents settled here in 2016. bohdan mohonchuk also became the owner of a honda car worth uah 200,000, and the most interesting thing about these acquisitions of 20-year-old bohdan mohochuk is that according to his father's declaration for 2015 , his only source of income was a 30,000 uah scholarship and a 12,000 pension until 2020. he was not officially engaged in entrepreneurial activity, so it is unlikely that bohdan mohonchuk could afford such an expensive shopping spree and most likely it was carried out by the parents of the declaration that the only income of serhiy bohdan's son is a scholarship and it is obvious that the purchase of this property was made at the expense of third parties but uh, hmm, even judging by the income of serhiy and his wife, there are doubts about the ability to purchase such property with official income . the president, as a member of the supreme qualification commission of judges,

i was in lviv and asked about the factory, the station, there are many people, well, from kharkiv, from kharkivve, well, in poland, in hungary, and so on. and please tell me the last questions on this topic and the attitude of ordinary chinese to the situation with taiwan. well , just like that, let it be a part of china, yes, now. well, someone wants to leave the country, but no it's not a country, it's just a province part yes, well, this is a story, this is a story, but it’s like, well, here it is, well, china is just, well, part or here are asked, it’s just, if very briefly, regarding china, friends, we must understand one thing, china, it is, it already is, well, not hemog, as you said but it is a great power that influences the politics of the whole world , and it will remain so, because there are many factors, china will not support moscow with weapons, it is already there, our diplomats and scientists had to work more and different experts, and we have only now grasped this, we see that now oh, there is a problem, it has been a problem for a long time, it must be fixed as soon as possib

referendums on the territory of the occupied ukrainian regions, on the territory of zaporizhzhia, kharkiv, well, kharkivere were no zaporizhia, mykolaiv , kherson, donetsk and luhansk oblasts where there were full-fledged referendums. do we recognize these referendums? no, we have to play against our opponents with the same cards. that is, we have a question . look, then you are really right when you say that the ukrainian parliaments and no parliament in the civilized world did not recognize the re results of the vote that russia called referendums. but let's imagine that on february 28 , the organizers sum up the results of the vote and say that people voted for independence , in particular, for kuban, siberia, the urals, and so on. parliament can he recognize these territories as independent, because let’s somehow argue this with the results of this vote, well, you should ask ukrainian parliamentarians about this first of all, because the verkhovna rada, after all , even in the current conditions, i would say semi-monarchical, it has not lost its unpredictability, i can express my opinion i believe t

kharkiv regional council excuse me, i'm just an eye, and i'm a guest. i'm going to ask you about kharkiv. this is already uh, first of all, i'm going to ask about the security situation. russia has confirmed missile strikes on kharkiv, we actually saw and read about it. of course, the buildings for production and do not have any, that is, the designation of the point, that is why they were there as usual in our kharkiv region, after the 11th night, after the 11th night , there were several of them, but strategic destruction of some kind of terrible, special, they are us according to the information we have, the administrative buildings and industrial buildings in the slobid district of the city of kharkiv were not destroyed. kharkiv residents are very used to the constant shelling. unfortunately, this continued . i want to remind everyone that in the summer in our country almost every day such shelling continued, five to six to ten rockets from 300. we saw them take off. we saw where they were flying and saw how they exploded and heard it very well. it was clearly understood. it explodes and so unfortunately, the people of kharkiv are already used to such actions regarding the situation in the city. after the last

kharkiv resorted to shelling again, and the kharkiv region as a whole is experiencing constant fire attacks from the territory of the russian federation, in connection with the studio yevhen vasylenko, the spokesman of the state emergency service mr. yevgeny of the kharkivregion, we welcome you, as we understand it, you are at the scene directly in kharkiv . please tell us about the consequences of the enemy shelling. i congratulate you. this morning , two enemy rockets hit the center of kharkiv directly. the kyiv district of the city , one rocket hit the five-story building of a higher educational institution. as you can see behind my back, an e-e hit the fifth floor, damaged building structures, as well as part of the 4th floor, rescuers are currently working on the site , they are working to block the e-e structures emergency and rescue work is being carried out at this address. the area of ​​the fire was 50 m². there was a fire in the auditoriums of the rescue cooperative. they extinguished it and there is a building located nearby. right now, on the video , it was taken out by a rocket near the facade of a four-story residential building. all the windows are broken, the facade of the building is damaged, and there are no houses nearby , there are a

kharkiv, and since in the first days of the full-scale invasion the situation there was quite uneasy, the family immediately decided to evacuate, they were in kharkiv, they lived in apartments and they were called the war, they did not leave, they fell into the occupation because there there was no opportunity to leave yet , the kupyan district of kharkiv region was occupied almost from the beginning of the war, so for about seven months, mr. serhii could not contact his family in any way, but he believed that everything was fine with them they don't lead to anything at all, then i found out that google prevented sloboda, it seems that under the occupation, they can blow it up there, and it should have gone to their heads . i will remind you that the liberation of kharkiv oblast was in september . jansk nodal remained under occupation for some time and it was there that the family of mr. serhiy was located. it is known that the situation in the village was very tense and at some point an evacuation column was organized there for civilians. but on the highway between the kupyan junction and the village of kurylivka, civilian cars were fired upon . in this column, it was he who saved the child and allegedly managed to get to luhansk together with yaroslav, where the man and his godson apparently spent some time in the hospital, and then

appear in kharkiv oblast, first of all, even 50 mw if it is located in the region, it adds to the system . that is, if you conditionally have an installation in kharkiv like there, what about kharkivr 50 mb? you already have your own generation of 50 mb, which at a minimum, it will help to solve the issue of critical infrastructure in kharkiv, the damage to heat-generating facilities due to destruction during shelling exceeded a billion hryvnias , 44 boiler houses and three pumping stations were destroyed seven times , the entire heat system in the city of kharkiv was restarted, and that's it this is a fact. the globe motors need a restoration of a restoration system. what is needed now is the restoration of heat networks, and this is a very thorough tectonic work that will be done in preparation for the heating season with the heat of svitlana sheker . of production, this is an innovative engineering-mining system, a military invention has already begun to be used on the battlefield, its main purpose is wireless remote management of minefields and single charges, the system can also detonate enemy infantry equipment or infrastructure objects at a distance of up to 4 km. the car a

earlier i noted that we recorded more activity of enemy units before the new year in the kharkiv section of kharkiv oblast and this year, some activity is noted in the sumy area, however, enemy units and they are exposed, they open fire and they go beyond the state border line , this pseudo-pensioner actually had a false pension certificate of 27 years. well, that is, people use all sorts of tricks to cross the border now this phenomenon is massive such facts unfortunately uh they continue that is, a person chooses for himself a direction that allows him to cross the border with certain documents, he looks for people who make him such documents, and with them in his hands, they try to cross the border, but the border guards detect such forgeries, from then on, the person will bear medical responsibility they are handed over to officers of the national police, who have already initiated good proceedings against them. and, of course, there are cases when e.e. citizens try to cross the border illegally on the so -called green section of the border, that is, outside beyond the border crossing points, t

kharkiv in the dnipropetrovsk and zaporizhzhia regions, the russians massively struck in the east of ukraine, powerful explosions were heard in particular in kharkiv, zaporizhzhia and dnipro . our correspondent from kharkiv, iryna antonyuk, ironically, was on a direct call with us . ironically, she was sleepless. air alarm , but the places woke up today around four in the morning. and here is the cannonade from the explosions , it did not subside for about 20 minutes, and now it is known that we are talking about about 10 explosions as already reported in the military administration , they aimed for the good at the critical infrastructure of the energy facilities and indeed, almost immediately after the first explosions in the city, there were interruptions with light, water and heating, but at the moment it is definitely about such and such, not about such total a block-out is a partial blackout , for example, in my house under the first explosions , the water disappeared, but there is light and it did not disappear anywhere, at the moment, the information about the destruction and sacrifices is being clarified. this is the information for now, thanks to igor, iryna antonyuk from kharkiv about the night

kharkiv oblast, the pecheneg dam was one of the only connections with the captured territories not only of kharkiv oblast, but also of north-eastern ukraine; during the occupation, humanitarian aid was delivered through it; people in the pecheneg community itself were occupied nine out of 12 of the population points of how the community is restored after the release, further in the interview with its leader oleksandr usarov in front of the administration, it is correct if you now had to explain your community to someone who is not at all from ukraine about affairs in the community what would you say? well, i would certainly invite to the community to explain in words, you know, and without seeing the urine, it will not be objectively a bad thing for now, not as bad as it was on february 24, 22 year, we became the front line along the watershed of the siversky denys river and the pechenez reservoir, the community would have been divided into 12 settlements . because it was an occupation repression is an occupation, repression, torture, the future is unclear, broken families, it is not clear what awaits you tomorrow, they will come, they will not come, they will not be taken away, they will be evicted from the house or they will not be evicted to a new burlok , our settlement, our community, where there were four rotations of buryats, you yourself understand what ah-ah the burden on this village was psychological, the community itself is not very big , so how many people did you have before the war, we had about 10,000 people there, 9,500 we had now, about 7,000 people have already returned a little. for example in the village of pecheni, we have more than 400 young people who are partially or completely destroyed and people are constantly asking for help there. it's slate, timber, shalovki, various films, well, well, that's what's needed. just for roofs, for windows, for doors, when there are no longer active hostilities and you have the opportunity to restore your home possessions before the heating season, this well, such worries at the present time are pleasant. yes, this means that there is already more or less electricity supply, gas, as well, we have fully restored electricity supply in the community, we had blackouts when there was no light in the de-occupied territory for a month and a half, many power lines, towers were mined and that's it the point is, there is a lot of work on demining and restoring the electricity supply, now we have everything because there is light, there is gas, there is water, the people of the community have connections, we immediately, as soon as we had an opportunity, the occupation took place of our settlements, we immediately agreed with the motor carrier on the restoration of transport connections. we first provided a bus to the destroyed dam of the pecheneg reservoir from the village of pecheneg monday , wednesday, friday, they go to the remote forces and to pecheneg every day, the movement of the dam has not yet been restored, we have a temporary bridge there and they drive during the occupation. it was a kind of road of life, it was the only opportunity to leave the occupation, not only from your community , so really, it was called the road of life. the corridor was used at the beginning by our community because we transferred it and humanitarian aid to the occupied territory was constantly transferred, there was a certain time when there was a ban on transferring humanitarian aid to that territory, well, it was also connected with the war situation on the fronts, the ban means that the occupiers refused let in these cargoes, we could not predict their actions , for example, we were there every wednesday, monday or wednesday, we planned to transfer them. well, we did not understand whether they would ban it or not. help people, well, imagine all this cargo, tens of tons, hundreds of tons to carry in our hands, we carried it with our hands, of course, all the people who were with us, everyone carried bags with their hands , they carried everything with their hands to the dam , hungry people came who told us there was no way to get help. help. please, the only thing i said is that you have transport, let's go to the dam. you have transport , we will use our transport to take humanitarian aid to you , which we have. personally, yes, well, the dams were coming and going all the time when it was already ours. let's just say that the corridor began to be actively used by other communities, and the risk was already increasing. i was afraid that the green corridor would not turn into a black corridor because of the uh from the occupiers. well, how can we guarantee that they they won't fire and that's what happened to the occupiers . i went in my head and woke up. so i won't let you in today. i won't let everything in. and people are standing in line, they will wait for a day, they will wait for a day and so on, or let them go, let's start with 12 people, for example, from there from that territory was purchased and what are you going to do, our military understood that there was a pressing of people, it was impossible to open fire and hostilities were any indication that the mass of people was very, very large, well, it was thousands of people on the day of the evacuation, and they came here from the cowshed with cows. janska with raisins even from svatovo came these mondays, they were stressful for me as for the head of the community, it's true that people came there in cars and they were thrown there because they got out. you could only go on foot. like scrap metal, they stand on it like scrap metal, people have already come and thrown them on them. during this time, they were already burned, the wheels were removed , disassembled, many people who really even left their documents at the occupiers' checkpoints, said we will return, drove up to the dam, left their cars, abandoned everything and they moved so as not to be in the occupation , they did not let men out, well, they could have been very sick people at the beginning, that is, the first months, the corridor was only for internal use, but already when you already know a little someone slipped through twice, some of the people from that side slipped through, and he already had the opportunity, of course, the information went that there really is a connection, there is an opportunity to help those communities that are outside the territory of our student dam, as in the return humanitarian and the same people there was also an opportunity to go there only in order to carry out an evacuation, only an opportunity in order to transfer humanitarian cargo to the occupied territories so that our people would keep medicines there exclusively for this purpose a when some kind of earning has already started of course, our law enforcement agencies have already paid attention to this, i believe that it was right and banned it is not possible to earn money during the war at such points, there were only two in ukraine vasylivka in zaporizhzhia region and pechenegs in kharkivskyi should have helping people and not engaging in commerce, on the other hand, a person risks his life and obviously he wants to get more profit than it could be. we stand in line to give humanitarian aid to the residents of our community, and they also stand in line with them. it will end, we will restore competition , we will endure, and the risks of selling candies for 300 hryvnias each are not a risk, they are already alive in the war, and there were also people from that territory who were under occupation, mostly women who they took the trouble to dig into the territory under the control of the armed forces in kharkiv this year chuguiv kharkiv they went on business there we sympathize with them we take them out we provide them with transport corridors to present how many buses how many volunteers come to another one and then they return to the occupation well ok, there is treatment, ok, there is a need for an examination, there is something else, documents are needed to restore documents, and when you see the same ones , of course, of course, that was the case. at least there are risks of flooding, there are risks, but they are small, what we can already see, as they did not want to destroy, they abandoned this project , they are destroying our dam, dam, lock, well, we did not reach it, it is very strong, powerful, yes, it was partially destroyed, it was partially destroyed , the lock was damaged, a little more water went out but this is not critical . in the spring of that year, there was an active discharge of the pecheneg reservoir. well, we didn’t feel that kind of thing. we didn’t feel it a li

you know i performed in kharkiv at the kharkiv festival of the five , serhiy zhadan didn't invite me and a few musicians, we also performed there uh, uh, what i liked in kharkivt that at that time the city was still being shelled so quite often quite often quite densely there were even a lot of people so the event took place in bomb shelters but there were just a crowd of people who came to listen and not only there to listen to music, but at a concert they listened to poetic performances - hundreds of people followed the discussions on political and cultural topics. there were a little less people, but they were still there, they filled the hall and it was noticeable, this is impressive that there seems to be some kind of information such a constant flow, and on the other hand, people have the need for such cultural events, and poetry is the q-sentence of everything, it is a path that, so to speak, leads to the awareness of certain processes, and it is such a weapon of direct action for confident understanding, again, because a lot of things are concentrated there and in order to go with the speech you don’t need a lot for the poet, you just need to take it

kharkiv, from the kharkiv zoo to odesa, they must it was to see how they arrived, it was a horror, how much the animals are going through, and the bombing, what condition they were in, and you see , in this rather short period of time, they recovered and even became the first couple in love, the first couple. on this holiday a it's true that the rinses are not from kherson, but we will also return the kherson one. regardless of his citizenship of the russian federation, but leo for a year, at the invitation of the zoo director , just dealt with the issues of lions, lions, you know, and this is the marker, including how we differ from russia, you remember do you know the story with the kherson raccoon? they issued a passport and a scorebook there. the order was that he is now a student. well, some kind of country. i don’t know. well , let’s not talk about them . let’s talk about us. which zoo from kharkivre were very powerful and cool zoos , we still managed to visit there, unfortunately, now the picture is not very fun, but thank you for sheltering both the white lions and the director of the zoo. he is the main character, so we will come to odessa for now to look at the white lions lions thank you very much mr. serhiy for your work and participation in our broadcast serhiy bratchuk was with us the spokesman of the head of the odesa regional military administration thank you for your participation and in touch oles malyarevich junior sergeant tarutas of unmanned aerial attack systems and artillery reconnaissance of the 92nd brigade named after the former chieftain of ivan sirko of lviv , deputy of kyiv rades slava ukraine, we welcome you to our broadcast. days there are weeks you know the chickens attack regularly they have built up their strength but in principle we are doing our job well and they have not advanced, that is, i will say more now the orcs even seem to have started to b

kharkiv region from kharkiv region and lives in nizhyn, so today i would not say that there is any migration from nizhyn or in general from chernihiv region, a lot of people returned returned to a normal life as far as possible in the conditions of martial law and er everyone is working and doing er the city is alive and chernihiv region is living and functioning as much as possible today i would also like to ask what it was about when there was a russian here in the north and it's all about that in chernihiv oblast, many people now cooperated with the enemy in different regions. well, in ukraine. it was somewhere . someone was robbed. is there currently such a problem in the communities that , let's say, they know people who somewhere worked under the influence of cooperating with the enemy, but they were not punished, and because i know that in some villages, well, in particular, it is not kharkivion, kherson region, there is hostility in the villages because people understand that he has already worked with the enemy, but he lives here and continues . and suddenly something will happen, suddenly the enemy will come again, the same one, and he will be the first to surrender. is there such a problem in your community? is it possible, and is it generally known? what about similar things in chernihiv oblast, please? well, i know that the security service of ukraine last year actively worked in this direction of searching for collaborators, searching for traitors and those people who either aided the enemy or helped somewhere or information, because after all, part of our oblast, the city of nizhyn was evacuated. thanks also to our defenders. it was not occupied, but part of chernihiv oblast was temporarily under occupation, of course, there were such cases, that is why the security service is very active in this direction. they carried out certain means and preventive work, and i

kharkiv. >> grandparents: >> misha: >> grandmother: >> misha: >> grandmother: >> mother: >> misha: >> grandmother: (grandparents chuckle) >> mother: >> grandmother: (gives air kiss) (sighs) (train whooshing) >> narrator: trains are running once again in kharkiv's subway. vitali is still here. >> vitali: (singing): (both singing): (playing accordion) >> vitali: (chuckles) (train hisses) >> narrator: ukraine is now warning that a major russian offensive could begin soon, on the one-year anniversary of the invasion. the people of kharkivst try not to think about it. life is life, death is death. >> for a q&a with the producers on the making of this film. >> (speaking russian): >> and explore more of our reporting and documentaries on ukraine... connect with frontline on facebook, instagram and twitter, and stream anytime on the pbs video app, youtube or pbs.org/frontline. >> economic alarms are blaring... >> the fed is trying to stop inflation... >> to those who point to the fed and say, you ran it too hot, you say what? >> with the benefit of hindsight, i wish we had ghtened sooner. >> while higher interest rates will bring down inflation, they will also bring some pain to households... >> we're now heading into what will be a new economic era... >> it really is difficult to overstate how important this story is and how much it matters. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. additional support is provided by

kharkiv, eh, iryna hnatiuk, our correspondent joins us, ah, iryna, um, i want to say good morning to you, but was he good in kharkiv, please ? never once did the air alarm sound, but this does not mean that the enemy is not shelling kharkiv oblast, the final data, we are still waiting for the report from the regional military administration, it will be around 8-9 in the morning, they submit it, but for information is a message that the border settlements are being shelled, which are actually located either on the border with the russian federation or on the border with the luhansk region, and the occupiers continue to shell such settlements, at least 14 settlements were shelled yesterday evening, and as i already mentioned, these are border areas this is kharkivske chuguyivskyi kupyansky district and yesterday there was information that as a result of shelling in vovchansk a man died there, he was 62 years old, he was a man and another woman, 83 years old, she received injuries well, in the city, multi-apartment buildings were damaged, and the district police department, and in kupyansk , a transport infrastructure object was also destroyed, well, in the end, what, for example , i learned in the zolochiv community, it is