akhtem, i congratulate you. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes.nt to start our conversation by understanding how many ukrainian civilians are in captivity in the russian federation. according to confirmed official the data refer to almost 100% of people, but some public organizations say that this figure reaches 60 thousand. ms. ogliu, actually, to begin with, i want to ask you how it is possible to determine the number of ukrainian civilians who are captives in the occupied territories, the main problem, if we are talking about the determined numbers, is that russia generally does not report on these numbers , she does not confirm them, she generally does not admit that she is keeping civilians, that is why such a big difference in the numbers is one of... based, for example, on the registry missing persons, who are already more than 30 thousand, and this is only about civilians, and it is clear that a large part of them, they are prisoners, in principle, the last figures that the same coordination headquarters called were that it is about civili

and also with us in the studio will be akhtem cheygos, ex. kolitvyazan is a people's deputy and the first deputy chairman of the committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on human rights before the occupation and reintegration of the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine. mr. akhtem, i congratulate you. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. i want to start our conversation by understanding how many ukrainian civilians are in captivity in the russian federation. as confirmed. official according to the data, it is about almost 1,700 people, but some public organizations say that this number reaches 60,000. mrs. ogliu, actually... to begin with, i want to ask you how it is possible to determine the number of ukrainian civilians who are prisoners in the occupied territories? the main problem, if we are talking about the specified numbers, is that russia in general does not report on these numbers, it does not confirm them, it does not admit in principle that it is holding civilians, that is why there is such a big difference in the numbers, o

akhtem's words now. well, i 'll start by saying that we've really had this problem since the 14th year, actually, when crimea was occupied, and when the occupation of donbas began, if people could find any documents in crimea. because of the same criminal cases of the russian federation or illegally created courts, that is, there were at least some there verdicts that we do not recognize, but this is a confirmation, the situation has worsened significantly for civilians, especially after the 22nd year, because we have part of the newly occupied territory, where, in principle, the russian federation has now , as it were, built some kind of judicial system there, but mostly civilians, when they catch them, they do not provide any documents that can confirm it, that is, when people are kept in torture chambers, tortured, abused. rape, then it is clear that the russians will not write a certificate about it and will not hand it over to a person, so it turns out the problem is that if you confirm the capture,

akhtem, then i will ask you now as a people's deputy, do you know?the problems with the rehabilitation of captured civilians and do you, as people's deputies, try in fact, the committee itself should somehow set up a dialogue with the government in order to resolve this? i'm on ordep, but i walk on the ground, ms. olya correctly said, i'm her olga, i'll support him, because here... here, you know, here, here everything is decided in the majority where it is decided in such a manual mode, i.e. , again, they turn to public organizations, which then, and not only money, find people who would help them, exactly like that. because i myself have lost almost all of them, and now i saw and became the first priority, for repairs it must be done, because this is it, let's say, i already know what problems there will be, but from the side of the state, from the side of the government, in this direction, so far it is as it was said. so centralized that everything is decided, which clinics will do it, for which money, yes, because there is no such thing, well, no

akhtem's words now? i'll start with the fact that we really have the whole problem since the 14th year, actually, when crimea was occupied and when it started. donbass, if in the crimea , people could find at least some documents through the same criminal cases, the russian federation or illegally created courts, i.e. i wish there were some verdicts there that we don't recognize, but this is confirmation that the situation has significantly worsened for civilians, especially after the 22nd year, because we have part of the newly occupied territory, where, in principle, the russian federation has now, as it were, built up there some judicial system, but mostly civilians, when they catch them, they do not provide any documents that can confirm this, that is, when people are kept in torture chambers, tortured, abused, raped, it is clear that the russians will not write about it certificate and will not hand it over to a person, so the problem is that... if you confirm the arrest, you still have to provide a

akhtem can confirm this, it's the teeth, they all lose their teeth, or... the teeth are knocked out afterorture, or the teeth simply fall out because the fact that the conditions of detention there are simply terrible, one person who returned from illegal imprisonment is a crimean political prisoner, his teeth cost at least uah 150,000, it's just another question, where is the person who returned after being captured? whose relatives yes all this time they were also looking for this person, waiting for where they will get such money, even 100 00, which the family can get after being released from captivity, they will not cover these expenses. so of course this is just one example of how complicated and expensive it really is, today we have this arrangement, but we also have to make it really easy for people to use, today it doesn't work yet so that people without barriers can to receive rehabilitation, psychological and medical assistance. ugh, well, we have such an unplowed field. mr. akhtem, i then you i will ask now, as a people's deputy, are you aware of such problems with... the reha

akhtem can confirm this, it's teeth, they all lose teeth, or... teeth are knocked out after torture, or teeth just fall out by the fact that there are simply terrible conditions of detention. one person who returned from illegal imprisonment is a crimean political prisoner, his teeth cost at least 150,000 uah this person, they were waiting where they will get such money, even 100 00 that the family can get after release from captivity, they will not cover these expenses. so of course this is just one example of how difficult and expensive it really is, we have this arrangement today, but we we have to make it so that it is really easy to use for people, today it still does not work, so that people can receive rehabilitation, psychological and medical assistance without obstacles. ugh, well, we have such an unplowed field. mr. akhtem, i will ask you now, as a people's deputy, are you aware of such problems with... the rehabilitation of captured civilians and are you, as a people's deputy, the committee itself trying to somehow set up a dialogue with the government in order to resolve

akhtem can confirm this, it's teeth, they all lose teeth, or teeth are knocked out after torture, or teeth simply fall out because of the fact that there... just terrible conditions of detention , one person who returned from illegal imprisonment, this is a crimean political prisoner, his teeth cost him at least 150 00 hryvnias, it's just a matter of asking where is the person who returned after apollonius, whose relatives were also looking for this person all this time, waiting, where are they will take that kind of money, even the 100,00 that a family can get after being released from captivity, it's not going to cover those costs, so certainly that's just one example of how difficult it really is and to... today we have this arrangement, but we have also make it really easy for people to use. today it is not yet works so that people can receive rehabilitation, psychological and medical assistance without obstacles. ugh. well, we have such an unplowed field. mr. akhtem, i will ask you now as a people's deputy: are you aware of such problems with the rehabilitation of captured civil

akhtem can confirm this, these are teeth, they all lose teeth, or teeth are knocked out after tortureeeth simply fall out because there is simply terrible conditions of detention, one person who returned from illegal imprisonment, he is a crimean political prisoner, his teeth cost at least 150 00 hryvnias, this is just to insert, where is the person who returned after captivity, whose relatives and all this time , they were also looking for this line, waiting for where they would get such money? even the 100 00 that the family can get after being released from captivity will not cover those costs, so of course this is just one example of how difficult and expensive it really is, today we have this arrangement, but we also have to do to it was really easy to use for people, today it still doesn't work so that people can get rehabilitation, psychological and medical help without obstacles, ugh, well , we have such an unplowed field, mr. akhtem, i'm with you then... now as a people's deputy, are you aware of such problems with the rehabilitation of captured civilians, and do you, as a pe

tatar people, and today an important resolution in this regard. adopted by the sejm of poland, and akhtem and refat chubarov were also present in the polish sejm, yes, we will talk with him later with refat chubarov, but now we will talk about the situation in the kharkiv direction. yuri fedorenko, commander of the akhilets attack drone battalion of the 92nd separate assault brigade of the armed forces of ukraine, is already in direct contact with us. mr. yuriy, congratulations, glory to ukraine. glory to ukraine, glory to the situation in the kharkiv direction, please describe what it is now, tense, maximally and maximally intensively, what i mean, despite the fact that the enemy does not have tactical successes in the battle, that is, by forces the defense is holding all the positions that are ours, the enemy is very active, yes or no otherwise, he carries out shock-assault actions around the clock, uses all the available weapons that he has, that he has the opportunity to use, because the defense forces until... quite significantly counteract all this at the expense of our fire means,