azovstan. it began to come under the control of the russian group, militants.. we watched the storming of the plant, with our own eyes and through the camera of our drone it explodes . but when does it turn out they shoot? yes, at the moment no. these are our firing positions that have worked out. by purpose. right now, and here it shows how many kilometers away from us the distance is now, approximately 940 m. it seems that the fighting is flying right over the head . event in the entire history of the liberation of mariupol to the right. time after time, we returned our copter and moved to the next direction of our attacks , here is our hard worker. to effectively and effectively say the azov coast, we are preparing to enter the call of steel from the sea. we have to cross to our bridgehead by water on obdf cascade boats. well, that’s it, the most necessary things: water, flammable food, ammunition, sleeping bags, entrenching tools. you see, we’ll just take the whites with me, because we’ll be dragging out our dead guys with us. we're sneaking around careful

the road along which the column of marines tried to leave ran along the azovstan plant, where the ukrainian nazis defended themselves and are moving and monitoring our country. it just shoots, where exactly for canned goods, when they shoot a lot, it’s calm. and when one shot seems to hit you along with the ukrainian marines. here the militants of the azov regiment were destroyed; the azov infantry dismounted. why azov because a lot was found, confirming documentation, the fighters were very well prepared and ketorone people ukrainian soldiers were invested. we got captured dshk ntsvs weapons from here, some ammunition, everything went to the benefit of the front. captured weapons confiscated from the breakthrough group will work for the benefit of the fatherland to defeat the enemy. here i ask you about the new items in our weapons park. what kind of weapon is this ukrainian-made weapon produced by the ford company together with the israeli defense industry, reworking a submachine gun and an assault rifle? well, in general , the tavor platform is israeli, that is, joint production. yes the

pash you can see something there , the plant named after ilyich and azovstan, a giant industrial territoryf thousands of enemy officers, they have artillery, warehouses are full of ammunition, provisions and water. they are still strong and can defend themselves, even though we have occupied all the ruins around us for a year. the goals are outlined, and the troops will advance further so that in the hotel in 2022, in radio interceptions of the encircled enemy , the topic of surrender begins to be raised every day , gradually gradually with the deterioration of the situation, in principle, their half the situation of the people there who are surrounded. they accordingly began to talk about something, while the conversation was spinning near the exit to the western part of zaporozhye, they began to contact us through the internet resource, uh, first, with proposals for us to surrender. well, that is, it was pretentious initially for about three days. these were not negotiations. so correspondence with each other is insulting, let’s call it like this after that. already by the time we entere

this is the azovstan plant, 10,000 workers and a huge number of those who switched were fucked.is how our tanks jumped out and hit ukrainian positions with direct fire. well, they're ambushes. 10 hidden positions in the city we heard explosions and came close, but didn’t see them. and now we are looking at where to shoot? in 2022, the topic of the dacha began to be raised in radio intercepts from the surrounded enemy. every day , gradually, gradually with the deterioration of the situation, in principle, their half of the situation of the people there is surrounded. they, accordingly, began to talk about something, while the conversation was spinning near the exit to the western part of zaporozhye, they accordingly began to come out via the internet resource to us with, uh, first, with proposals for us to surrender. well, that is, it was pretentious initially for about three days. these were not negotiations. and so correspondence with each other with insults, let’s call it like this after that. already by the time we entered mirny , having broken through the defenses, we occupi

something like a plant named after ilyich and azovstan, a gigantic industrial territory in the defensesands of soldiers , enemy officers, they have artillery, warehouses are full of ammunition, provisions and water. they are still strong and can defend themselves, even though we have occupied all the ruins around us for a year. oops , i did it, but it’s not clear why there are bunkers under each workshop that can withstand a nuclear strike. this is the azovstak plant. here are 10,000 workers and they're screwed a huge number of those who went over to the terrorist received money as hard workers and as fighters of territorial defense. and this is how our tanks jumped out and hit the ukrainian positions directly. these are the ambush actions of a tank. in the city, we heard explosions and came close, but didn’t see them. and now we are seeing where they were shooting from. the troops are scheduled to advance further so that in april 2022 , the topic of sensor captivity begins to be raised in radio interceptions of the encircled enemy. every day gradually gradually with the deterioration

azovstan, respectively, all those military actions that took place here and all these shelling they touchedhere are repairs going on to overhaul, so to speak, the most damaged section of it. but even with major repairs, traffic along it does not stop, and moreover, uh, in addition to the fact that this traffic is preserved. of course , there is during periods when it is more intense internal evening time. there are periods during the day when it is absolutely normal , there are no queues there. and, of course, it’s surprising that this particular bridge is presented like the chingara bridge; perhaps someone needs to learn geography. it is also said here that the crimean bridge is closed, something is heard about this. and you know, there is heavy traffic, including transit transport, which goes through mariupol today. yes, many people go through mariupol today to crimea on vacation in the opposite direction and come to visit us, fortunately. eh, but they all claim that it is their choice to go through mariupol because they are interested in looking at those processes the revivals that occur

that is, this is the force that was used when they took azovstan, well, they just dropped it there, therenning to drop, there usually and after it they immediately gave up, because there i was there. this i will tell you the feeling that this is just the epicenter of an earthquake. what else is special? now is the moment. we will go ahead, the question will be how to clear the ukrainian mines. the fields are clear. it means that such a bomb dropped on such a field will lead to the detonation of the earth and an explosion, of course, all bombs. it's better than mountain snakes, anything and now for a different task, probably, yes, we use them now. i already agree with you not for clearance. like an impact cut. you know, of course they dropped. well imagine after that. one bomb is enough to clear a huge area on the one hand, and some areas on the other. now maybe, well, it delivers a ton there. uh, one and a half tons of a bomb, i understand, yes, so then you can calmly plow right, because the great patriotic war. there was the same exact story, and at that time they even used bombers in or