soviet union, artillery who studied in ukraine, and there was a good school there, this is the sumy schoolad the leningrad, kolomna school, and that was the preparation. at that time it was quite good, and some of those officers who graduated from the ukrainian , today, here is a university, they are in our armed forces, like me, yes they serve, well, these were graduated in soviet times in soviet times soviet times, and those officers who remained on the territory of ukraine, after the collapse of the soviet union, that means... at first they were friends, smiled, came to visit each other, then they began to talk to us less, then when we or they came to us , they kept away slowly, in the end, yes, many of my classmates are now fighting on the other side, how artillery has changed since the beginning of the war, this war has shown that massing... artillery, as during the great patriotic war, is no longer suitable as soon as division, even a battery, put it somewhere in a firing position, a target, yes, the unmanned aerial vehicle immediately detects it, and wait 5-7 minutes, and it will de

the soviet union, artillery, which studied in ukraine, and there was a good school there, this sumy schoolere we had the leninsky, kolomenskoye school, and the training of officers, at that moment it was quite good, and some of those officers who graduated from the ukrainian, on today, here at the university, they are in our armed forces, that’s how i, yes, serve, that’s it, but they were released in soviet times, in soviet times, yes, those officers who remained on the territory of ukraine after the collapse of the soviet union, which means at first... were friends , smiled, came to visit each other, then they began to talk to us less, then when we or they came to us, they slowly kept away, in the end, yes, many now, my classmates are fighting on the other side, how has the artillery changed since the beginning war, this war showed that massing artillery is like during the great patriotic war it is no longer suitable, as soon as a division, even a battery is placed somewhere in firing positions, a target, yes, an unmanned aerial vehicle immediately detects and wait 5-7 minutes and will de

soviet union, artillerymen who studied in ukraine, and there was a good school there, this was the sumy schoolte good from the ukrainian ones, today, this is the university, they are in our armed forces. this is how i serve and this is what they were released in soviet times in soviet times in soviet times and those officers who remained on the territory of ukraine after the collapse of the soviet union, which means that at first they were friends, smiled, came to visit each other, they kept away slowly, in in the end, yes, many of my classmates are now fighting on the other side. how has artillery changed since the beginning of the war? this war showed that massing, now artillery, as during the great patriotic war, is no longer suitable, as soon as a division, even a battery, is placed somewhere in firing positions, a target, yes, so the forms of using artillery have remained the same, the methods and some other parameters... of course they have changed, now we have every gun commander, or even crew number, who can independently orient his gun, tie the gun, determine coordinates, an artillery

bus keys received schools of kyiv, sumy, mykolaiv, dnipropetrovsk, lviv and chernihiv regions.nd private organizations of european countries bought 270 buses. in addition, the european commission purchased another 100 worth approximately eur 14 million. this brutal war has deprived thousands of ukrainian children of their innocence and childhood, but it will not deprive them of the bright and happy future they deserve. that's why i'm happy that we can help bring ukrainian children to school safely, providing more than 370 of school cars demonstrates our common commitment to the future generations of ukrainians. while our children are studying, we believe in our future. ukraine currently lacks thousands of them. vehicles, but thanks to the current assistance of the european union, the european commission, we are already receiving it. burning and exploding was restless in russian rostov-on-don, explosions were heard in different areas of the city that night, local residents reported, more detailed information is currently being clarified. and in hamburg , the airport was closed b

schools in kyiv, sumy, and mykolaiv received the keys to the buses. dnipropetrovsk, lviv and chernihiv regions. state and private organizations of european countries bought 270 buses, in addition, the european commission purchased another 100 for the amount of approximately 14 million euros. there was also unrest in russian rostov -on-don, where explosions were heard that night in different areas of the city, local residents reported this, more detailed information is currently being clarified. and in hamburg, the airport was closed because of an armed man. this is reported by the german media. an unknown person in a car drove past the airport barrier and started shooting with firearms. later, he threw bottles with an incendiary mixture, which started a fire. in the salon he holds two children hostage in the car. according to federal police spokesman thomas. herberta, the husband's wife filed a report with the police about the abduction of the children. currently, flights at hamburg airport have been completely suspended. people in most terminals have

children left even in a 20-kilometer zone, well, in general, for example, in sumy, most educational institutions work online, schoolse understand that it is with covid, this is not the first year there and this well, it doesn’t give, it doesn’t add to optimism, let’s say yes, and yes, deaths can happen, so they took a part out for rotation somewhere from bakhmut, here it’s like a low-intensity front, but here too , our soldiers can die and are dying, and here we’ll say yes, but look, now it’s about the shelling of sumy region, is there a feeling that this is it? it goes on like this, i don’t know, for a couple of weeks, whether there is any such jump, well, yes, it is like a wave, yes, in such waves, sometimes they shoot a little less, and then more, but with such intensity they have already fired, so they change, they change communities, they conditionally move their mortars and artillery, and today they shelled one community, tomorrow they relocated somewhere, shelled another, then another, but this happens, and there are communities that are shelled every day of the week, there like , that is, it flies to them al

that only a third goes to school, and 2/3. in fact, we have it online, yes, in many schools there is no shelter, but in sumyast shelter is a relative concept, because the same is the case in bilopyllya or krasnopillya, well, communities that are up to 20 km away from where the shells fly, there well, such a concept as an alarm cannot exist, it can happen somewhere in khmelnytsk , or somewhere in the central areas, well, i’m not there, cherkasy, or somewhere in kropyvnytskyi, vinnytsia, where they can be like, oh, they announce an alarm, because somewhere he could have taken off there, but here it was 15 km or 12 km away it is bilopol', first they fired a projectile, that is, the projectile flies there for a few seconds. he got there, broke off here, and then they announce the alarm, and let him go, why the alarm, so it is the same with the shaheds, that is, in sumy, all the times when the shaheds arrived, first the shahed arrives, and then they announce the alarm, why shelter, for whom, for what, shelters, as i understand it, can only be, well, in schools and in public places, to sit there , maybe out loud.

old, the truth is that it was hard to find them, well, i found them, in the technical school, when i was studying in sumyd chemistry, well , you understand, i learned a lot there, and when...' we were sent to the urals for practice, i i got into the group that did the welding with an explosion, there is such a technology, you don't weld metals, let's say there is something like titanium, you weld steel there, they didn't weld, they were suddenly driven into each other, and there i also gained a lot of knowledge and . in addition to demining the road, vitaliy said that he led people out of the occupied trostyansk and helped them get to a safe places on that side of the roads, i am among people, a friend showed me this, i did not know those paths, well, i have many acquaintances. the carriages crawled like this, and then the city itself was very steep, when there they jumped over a bunch, here it was a forest, it wanted to go here and there without a fox, well, a forest is a forest, and here it was empty through the path, then there they slipped through, to the other side through the river was there, at th

only a third goes to school, and two-thirds, in fact, we do it online, yes, in many schools there is no shelter, but in sumyt, shelter is a relative concept, because the same is the case with bilopyllya or krasnopillya, well, communities that are up to 20 km away, where shells fly, well, such a concept as anxiety cannot exist there, it can exist somewhere in khmelnytsia. there or somewhere in the central ones there, well, i don’t, there is cherkasy, or somewhere, kropyvnytskyi, vinnytsia, where they can , like, oh, they announce the alarm, because somewhere there it could have taken off, but here it is 15 km or 12 hours away the same it was bilopyllya, first they fired a projectile, that is, the projectile flies there for a few seconds, it hit, broke off here, and then they announced an alarm, and so that the seam, why the alarm, it’s the same with the shaheds, that is, the blow all the times when they arrived shahedi, first the shahet arrives, and then they announce the alarm, why shelters, for whom, for what, shelters, as i understand it, can only be... well, in schools and in public places, to hang out t

different things in general institutions, including schools, but more importantly, they are medical, we have statistics that 40 medical institutions in sumy oblast are damaged , brain-damaged, and at the same time, june was allocated specifically for the restoration of sumy oblast, for today this is a lot of money, yes, they have already been restored these are damaged, because there were six medical institutions completely destroyed, something was rebuilt, something was restored, where does this money go, where is recovery visible, uh, on top of the destruction of critical infrastructure, well , including social infrastructure, institutions, medical institutions, schools , well, very much the situation is different, there are communities where... well, they were completely destroyed, for example, the trostyanets community, the okhtyr community, well, there are communities that suffered to a lesser extent, i will not name them, as far as reconstruction is concerned, some of our communities took part in the state project, within the framework the restoration of which is such a model for others, for others, will be a model for other regions