we were recently in the area of ​​mishchuguev and balaklia. balaklia is now temporarily occupied.fire every day . 30 meters in diameter, that is, planes are operating in the region now, it is mostly rocket attacks at night and let me clarify such a political issue as in kharkiv they received the news that the deputy head of the regional council has a russian passport because recently i read some kharkiv publications and it seems that many people in kharkiv knew about it or guessed it, but now it has already been confirmed by the dbr and they say well, finally yes, everyone in kharkiv knew about it, too those who are interested in it what is happening in the political life of the region. this story is old. bohdan malyovaniy is like this. hmm , a 28-year-old deputy. he became the deputy chairman of the kharkiv regional council in the fall. last year, he was from the faction of the opposition platform. tatiana igor volotsenko announced that she would initiate his resignation, but the story is a long time ago. now i will say that on february 14, that is, 10 days before the full-scale

russian forces have again shelled the kharkiv region , attacked chuguyev, kharkiv, the cirkuniv and balaklia communities, but there are no casualties in kharkiv . we will talk about what i will tell my children , god willing, when i have them, when they grow up, or to my grandchildren when they ask me about these truly historic times about this war i felt that the only decent answer would be what so i am here i fought with everyone i just could not see all the men and women and children all the wounded i see how little training and knowledge they had so i thought that some knowledge i can apply here and teach the people the first few months of the war the foreign legion was almost without casualties unfortunately lately the number of casualties is increasing our attrition is primarily due to people who have decided to leave and return home what is their right for every one of our guys killed we must take revenge, everyone should keep in mind that this is the long- standing conflict between russia and ukraine, but now ukraine is really the shield of europe, and military serviceman ivan yevtus

repairmen many displaced persons, maksym from sloviansk, dmytro and serhiy from temporarily occupied balaklia, say they had to work under shelling, in particular, in the area of ​​northern saltivka, where the destruction was the most a difficult situation, when the shelling started, when the hands started shaking, you are already starting to cut a curve, a self-tapping screw is falling out, screwdrivers are falling out, this is the most scary thing, very scary, scary even , but how can people live further when you sit without water, without heat, you go out there, 16th floor , nine floors, you go out, brick porch, i am getting ready ploughing, well, the same thing, pizza pizza , or something like that, sitting without money, without work, in the same regard, pensioners, or elderly people, who, in principle, can't. so and there дальше работать или это работали, that's why it's similar , it's generally sad for them. but despite the constant risk to life, the guys are not going to go from kharkiv to germany or switzerland. i would work as if i knew the language and as if i could leave freely. ho

safety of periwinkle to conditional krasnograd yes, absolutely yes, for example, we were in the balakliatrict, where there are 125,000 people and now after the 24th, the population is 185,000 people, i.e. approximately 50,60,000 people are internally displaced and this is how we consider each of the communities, if it is, for example, the pervomai community, there are 5,000 people internally displaced in them. if it is merefa, it is about 10,000 displaced people, if it is krasnograd, it is about 20,000 displacements per person , i.e. these are the numbers we have. if people are currently leaving the occupied territories, then again, those people who need our intervention in providing temporary housing are somewhere, er, well, out of a thousand people, it is about 15-20 people or so reliable information about the number of people who were forced to leave for russia but returned to ukraine, er, the data are er, they are processed directly by the relevant ministry of integration, but they are quite conditional, quite approximate. if i am talking about the kharkiv region, because a very smal

no one gives anything in the izyum district, out of eight communities, five are occupied, another balaklia is two -thirds, the occupiers oppress the local residents in every possible way, they are forbidden, moreover, it is forbidden to move around the same cities as izyum and balakleia, and you say that they are the most popular the premises are basements, where they close people, interrogate people, abuse them in controlled communities, there was not a single day without shelling, aviation, rockets of the russian federation, artillery. this is a historical building, it survived two world wars this is the mayor showing the library after the rocket attack, nothing survived the center of periwinkle gutted, all the administrative buildings are like this, right now how are you going to come to our cossack, we can’t negotiate in broad daylight, just in the center of the city, the shelling starts for a few minutes, together with the mayor of periwinkle, we lie down with their faces in the ground, the morning training of the red cross was on time, but they will continue to develop, and this is h

occupied, and balakliya is two - thirds. it is forbidden to move around in the same cities as izyum and balakliad you say that even the premises that are in demand are basements, they are basements, where they close people, interrogate people, abuse them in controlled communities. she survived two world wars, this is the mayor showing the library after a rocket attack, nothing survived the periwinkle center, all of it, and all the administrative buildings, uh, how are you going to come now? with our cossack, it is not possible to negotiate in broad daylight, just in the middle of the city, the shelling begins for a few minutes, together with the mayor of periwinkle, we lie face down on the ground. the morning training of the red cross was fair, but they will continue to develop, and this is how we live. but despite the daily shelling and victims, people are now returning en masse to periwinkle only in the last 10 days and i ask from half a thousand residents and the answer is almost the same. i don't need it. it's a foreigner. here we are our own home. then he planted his garden. and i can't psy