can be done, and he answers, calls are unavailable, write, we needed to check if he is still near krymina writes to him, offers to meet in donetsk-luhansk, well, obviously , we didn't want to meet him, we just needed information, and then he answers, and i 'll be in luhansk for another two hours, let's meet, and we're like this, well, and we dialed him, hello, i'm listening, my name is me, we've been looking for you for more than a year because of the event. and this is the person who told the guy that he is in luhansk, let's meet in luhansk. he immediately deletes all these messages that were above that he is in luhansk with a phone number, according to us, it is already everything was sealed, this is like proof that he is here, and he begins to invent that he is in some village in luhansk, apparently he googled where it is in russia, cleon was killed a long time ago, i heard from him that many women and children were saved there, they fed the soldiers and drank all the civilians with their last meal, i am writing to him that solovy semyon aleksandrovich was killed when he... he really t

in the valuyok area, from there they had to advance somewhere, and indeed they were advancing on kryminaon liman, well, that is , we saw all this, you and i did not talk much about the south then, but you noted that on very serious fortifications are being built in the south, so we also attribute this to the fact that we, in principle, somehow saw it at that time, therefore, even now they are expecting something like this ... interesting from you, well, but first let's talk about, well, in such a concentrated way, why it was actually not possible to carry out a large-scale counteroffensive, because there is a lot of talk around this, some say that it was necessary somewhere in one place only, but the efforts were dispersed, or it was necessary somehow differently, what do you say, that is, what was necessary or not necessary ? necessary or not, there is no need to hesitate here, the answer is on the surface, not only is it necessary, but we are also obliged, because it is ukrainian land, and to return the land seized by the enemy is the duty of all those who have now joined the defense f

in the literature on the shelves, he is recovering in a medical facility after being wounded near krymina, he read about bandera, well, a lot about... most often, military personnel choose historical literature and fiction to read, says psychologist serhii titarenko. this is both a calming process, and a process that allows you to concentrate and switch, and also... a process of cognition, and when we switch to something else, we are to a certain extent, as it were, in our thoughts, in our imagination, when we build the image of a book. we move away from those images that can be traumatic according to the psychologist, regular reading helps to develop discipline, as well as adapt to life after trauma. kateryna oliynyk, oleg palyamar, espresso tv channel. it is wonderful that book therapy, in any case, everything that can help our soldiers to rehabilitate, recover, should be done for them, a very wonderful initiative implemented by my colleague lesya vakulyuk, so you can also help. before that, well, now i will add to the conversation yuriy fizer, the world about ukraine, yuriy, good eveni

you know, i probably won't be able to comment on krymina, because it's not the area of ​​responsibilityprincely brigade, so unfortunately i won't answer your question, i don't know the situation. fine, and if we are talking about the kharkiv oblast itself, there was information from the head of the kharkiv region oleg oleg sinyi. about the fact that people may have to be evacuated in other, let's say, territories, we are talking about the izyum district-limansk direction and the kupyan district, do you, as a military servicewoman, notice that the movements of the occupiers have intensified in these territories and are really more significant became a threat to civilians, you know, in front-line cities and settlements like kupyan itself. and villages across the skil river, the situation was great from the very beginning war, it is dangerous, after the deoccupation these villages, of course, suffer from artillery, air and shelling, so the danger always exists, and i know that the local authorities evacuated children from these settlements a long time ago, but is the evacuation happening n