bucha is my hometown. i grew up here. i needed to come back.egister ten newborns on average per month. two years into the war, she gets one or two new patients. she sees that as a sign of hope. translation: parents feel the danger is still here. - to give birth now in ukraine is an exploit in itself. all mothers are heroic to me. 0ne—month—old mia is the third child for 38—year—old yuliya. mia is a quiet child, as if she feels how difficult the situation is for her mum. translation: you just get more hardened. - you get used to attacks and constant air raids. you get stronger. when i found out that i was pregnant, my husband and i decided to give birth to our third daughter. thejob natalya does in the bucha community is far beyond ordinary healthcare after the fear and despair of the occupation. doctors and midwives came back to bucha immediately after the liberation, because they were needed by their patients. one of the first signs of the normalisation is the birth of children by mothers who had to spend nights in bomb shelters to save their

let's start by asking you what the film bucha is about. when was it filmed and when will it be released? why did you decide to take this topic and don't you worry? do you think that he will get caught later after the criticism that befell this film yurik and about mariupol because there will still be people who will read there something was wrong something was wrong there was still a very small distance in the end and they can blame it on the fact that it was an attempt that this is an attempt to take advantage of bmw's conjuncture through good afternoon, let's take all the questions in order, first of all, this is the story of a real person who saved more than 200 people and took them out of the occupied territory, and the entire film was filmed with parallel events in our country yes, we talked with people who went through all this , who were deported, talked with the relatives of the dead. what is important is that we received permission from all people for permission to use images in telling the story, asked if it should be done or not

over 100 buildings were repaired here and new road surface after capturing bucha, the russian occupiersyablonska street. last year, it was under the occupation of the russians for almost a month. for the residents, this month was really bloody. according to ukrainian law enforcement officers, regular russian troops shot more than 60 civilians on yablonska street. as well as captured teroboron soldiers, this is the second army of the world konstantin lives on yablunska street , tells the bodies of the killed buchanans lay just on both sides of the road like petro lay i already see it and here are two corpses right from the yard, i decided, and they are lying here, two of one, half of the head was missing, and so here, on the right, on the corner, this cyclist was lying, and this naked person in underwear was lying, and further on, behind the intersection, you were filming there, everyone was filming there he is also very positive. he almost became a victim of the russians. the bullet hit him in the leg. i went alone to charge the phone. well, at night , there was no light behind you. the

well, strictly speaking, the events in bucha needed to be staged, orchestrated like this, in order to have an argument for the formation of similar resolutions and structures in support of their activities, in order to constantly refer to bucha as the very thing that proves the alleged crimes of russia, but where are the lists of the dead bucha, where are they, where is the history of these people, where are their relatives, we saw the photographs that the ukrainian side presented to us. there were a lot of people in these photographs and video frames, what has prevented the kiev regime for so long, a year and a half, from providing what is part of their accusations, information about the victims, but there were no victims, the production is classic according to nazi patterns, because what exactly... the nazis practiced and fascists during the second world war. this is exactly how the british and the british intelligence services know this technology very well. now the punisher from the nazi golechin division has been honored in the canadian parliament. well, of course, this is certai

his capabilities and authority to obtain a list of persons whose bodies were shown in the city of buchaould seem that. this should have been done a long time ago, since charges had already been brought, to at least understand who the victims were? so, their names have not yet been received, they are being hidden, especially in this subnota london, which, as you know, in april last year, the future chairman of the un security council, refused to convene a meeting of the un security council on the events in buchei. this says a lot. first the turn is that london is hiding the truth about those events, and why, and because it was directly involved in them. distorting the truth and hushing up facts is a common tactic of the west, this also applies to the terrorist attack on the nord stream gas pipelines. all attempts to hush up the investigation are doomed to failure. these are the words of our permanent representative to the un, vasily nebenza. the day before, a regular meeting of the security council was held on the topic of sabotage; it was convened at the initiative of our country. and s

it was order, and what you see here in bucha, actually, you see, it's not only war crimes, it's crimes> narrator: the shock of bucha is felt around the world. but in russia, with the press under kremlin control, reports of the atrocities are dismissed as lies, and public support for putin is up. ♪ ♪ >> (speaking russian): >> narrator: in the build-up to war, propaganda helped turn many russians against the news media. independent journalists were threatened and intimidated. >> (speaking russian): (marching band playing) >> (speaking russian): ♪ ♪ ura! >> (shouting): ura! ura! >> narrator: with "novaya" suspended in russia, more of its journalists have fled to riga, where the paper now has a new office. >> let's see. >> so this is... >> yeah, yeah. >> so this is home. >> this is home, yeah, this is our home. >> narrator: and they've produced their first published edition. >> we published here, like, a magazine. but we, we have a lot of problems with cover, because any covers we did, it, it just look like russian "novaya gazeta." and it's unsafe for them. so we, we try to, to recreate ne

going to restore it, it helps a lot but that visit was somewhere on the 20th of may, and we went to buchat was terribly unclear how not to react, how to support, what can be asked, what can’t be to ask uh plus there were a lot of inscriptions on the fences in various basements, people or there are children here and it was as if they added awareness that literally a couple of weeks ago these inscriptions really meant something and they were supposed to save life after i left it's my first time somewhere during the day, i couldn't say anything calmly at all, i felt a lot of grief, literally everyone we talked to just asked some questions like how are you, do you need any help, they started crying and left because they simply couldn't even form sentences and we understood them that's why they just didn't insist. and they accepted and listened as much as they could talk. now we work on that floor of the high-rise building that was injured after the hit. we divided the work. so, how are you working, girls and boys? at first, we just we develop everything that was left here after the fire, we r

actually, you probably remember how you visited us in bucha. it was in the summer, before the full-scale invasion of the scarp had begun . there were about six months, maybe seven months left before it. you mukpant, could you believe it then? if someone said that bucha would become such a painful symbol of the struggle of the ukrainians against the russians that it will be occupied, that the russians will rape women, kill ordinary unarmed people, shoot children , did you have such a premonition no, and you know, it seems to me that at that time few people in europe assumed that we would live to see we already remember, i can remember because i am quite old, so i know what the second world war was and that we will live to see a new war in europe, it seemed impossible to us , it seemed that it had already passed forever time has not passed and that is why it is even difficult for me to imagine that this is real , that this is not the world on the screen, that this is not a virtual world, but the real one, and all this is actually a fact, it is ve

behavior because well, the whole operation for kyiv is actually the history of the small towns of buchat you had to see during your work as rescuers in the newly liberated irpen, did they do, well, that is , maybe your rescuers saw some things that in other cities showed some stretch marks, cunning subliminals all kinds of other things. russian occupiers left such things as a reminder. how did you have it in irpin, of course, after the consequences were fully recognized by the occupiers, we immediately, this is the first day, were at the location of the unit and engaged in deployment work according to the analysis of the zavals and , unusually, on more than one occasion , we encountered such cases that, since we are still ids, the identity card would explode in my opinion. places and uh, look, and we repeatedly encountered such cases that well, many shells were not exploded, there were mines, uh, there were a lot of stretch marks in us, uh, during that time, when uh, civilians already started to return to irpin , we had uh, uh more than a thousand applications every day about surveying

when she immediately got into the car, we drove off there, the sand was meters away and just then , bucha was already showing that there were people in bucha. alive, what will happen after that, well, how can they live on? i said get out, i'll bring you children, and that's what happened, he didn't return there himself, he broke through all the roadblocks, he didn't make it back 15 km to mykolaiv, the russians shot up a car with inscriptions, children, that's it here is our car in arina's picture, the last minutes of my father's life, the dog died with him, saving the life of his cousin because of the dog, and the nephew was not there, there was the hood and my father's side, there was no cruel living place to hide, she said that the husband had 17 colored wounds he just persistently pats my back. arina doesn't get out of bed for a long time, then she starts writing to dad and wrote everything i thought . yes, i talk so much about these notebooks, dad. well, please, dad, i bought them from him, where do i write , dad, they become much easier for me afterwards , i don’t need it, it seems t

already showed that there were people in bucha, i say, imagine if we two die and our children remainll bring you children, he did not return there himself, he broke through all the roadblocks , did not go back 15 km to mykolaiv, the russians at close range shot a car with inscriptions, our children the car in arina's picture, the last minutes of the father's life, the dog died with him, saving the life of his own brother, the fields passed through the dog, and christ accepts it, there was no future, where is the hood and

russia must answer for this after the russian military left the city of bucha they were accused of theer of civilians. ukraine disseminated footage of the bodies of killed people lying along the side of the western road. the media picked up the fake news and started transporting high-ranking foreign guests to lay flowers and give a speech, no one bothered to study the footage. if you supply the facts. here is the mass in the same frames, here you can see that the lifeless body is butch. suddenly he removes his hand, and in the statement of the mayor bucci days earlier that russian troops had left the city, there was not a word about the huge number of victims , the victims appeared on the street only after the ukrainian military entered there in the west, no one could figure it out. dimka is a corpse at the station. how much can you imagine, children? on april 8 , 2022, ukrainian troops attacked in kramatorsk, fragments of a rocket fell near the railway station, killing 50 people, injuring 87, and again blaming russia for the fact that the fragments were from the point u tactical missi

, because bucha and other crimes of the kyiv region were impossible. own the territory of the russiant help them because they did so. europe is not easy, not only for putin , but lukashenka, and ukraine is in the first place . that is, we do not put it and we will pursue him to such and such to tola it will be necessary until you are responsible for this, what did you do? thank you for the opportunity to join us at this time , in the morning, oleg havryk, the chief consultant of the office of the head of the entire president of ukraine . fighters of the strike company of unmanned aircraft complexes achilles-92 , a separate assault brigade named after yakush tamman ivan sirk , the video was released in the army. destroyed the newest russian t-90 tank, the breakthrough was precisely fire-resistant in technique, and the fighters of the 11th brigade named after mykhailo hrushevskyi of the southern operational territorial the union of the national guard detonated the ammunition of the tank, it simply tore off the turret, not even the bags of earth with which the occupiers cover the latest

was already showing that there were people in bucha, i say imagine if we are acquaintances, we willie and our children will remain alive then how will they live, he said, come out, i will bring you children, he did not return there himself, he broke through all the roadblocks back, did not make it 15 km to mykolaiv, the russians at close range shot a car with inscriptions, children, our car is in arina's picture, the last minutes of her life the father died with him, the dog saved the life of his own brother, the fields passed through the dog and there was no preposition , here was the hood and the father's side, there was no living place, she was screaming at us, she said that the husband had 17 colored wounds, he just persistently ate my back for a long time doesn't get out of bed then and starts writing to dad and wrote everything i thought well, the document i had a feeling and that i didn't manage to say correctly writes in the same shiny red notebook but why and so these notebooks are so good многогрупа пожалуйста paul, i bought him, where do i write, dad, then it becomes much

, somewhere around 52 well , somewhere over there bucha irpin in that in that in this suburb of kyivnd there somewhere less even less there in sumy oblast only two were washed and everyone is talking about the fact that there are much more of them, but is it what is documented, or is it not very small ? and already, well, soon there will be two years of full-scale war during this time. it was difficult to find out about a larger number. well, if we are now talking specifically about sexual crimes, because it is also in war crimes and crimes against humanity, please. and this is a very important topic , but it rests on a psychological factor, because it is very difficult for the victims of such crimes to talk about it, and the second important reason is that a lot of victims of crimes have gone abroad and they are abroad and therefore in in principle, they cannot participate in the process. they are trying to somehow get out of this situation and survive the one that you did not survive, and that is why i suspect that usually in conflicts in general, this is the most hidden crime . th

ift you remember that first day, nobody had ever heard of bucha. but during that first day i collected images in my mind, it sort of fit me what i'm looking at here i understood the importance and getting information in the pipeline. >> ecthe correspondence and the investigative reporting, i appreciate you sharing the story because these are not connective things. right now another kind of atrocity in ukraine, destruction of a major civilian dam and beginning of this. >> what is your sense of how long ukraine can hold out against russia? racing for the concept of further liberated territories and they willbe be uncovered. >> it is the face of the war and russia is targeted throughout the war intentionally and unintentionally with guided missilest but they have targetd civilians on purpose and another terrible thing one would think thatat having lunch recently wih one who was talking about bucha, saying all wars are terrible. this war is terrible and russia invades ukraine unprovoked, that is the truth and important not to lose sight of that. one ot

now they are mainly from other ukrainian cities - vika and yulia are from bucha. how's the water? it's not too cold for me to go in here. it's a change of scene for us. this couple won't give us their names. it's too dangerous for their family in mariupol. they fled from the russian-occupied city last summer. it's fine here, but our hearts are there. matvyi is two-and-a-half. he's from odessa but he can't really enjoy the seaside as he would in peace time. he's startled by every type of noise, each explosion, even when something just falls down. he's scared, runs away and cries. he takes medicine regularly and we're seeing a psychiatrist. oleksii and his 10-month-old daughter yeva fled from the ukrainian city of mykolaiv. they're waiting it out in odesa until they can go home again. we're just tired of this situation. tired about the uncertainty of life. we don't know what to do. that's the worst thing for all ukrainians, this uncertainty. the russians have attacked odessa again and again over the previous weeks - a city whose center is on the unesco list of endangered world herit

said russia should already have been punished for amassing troops on the border, and something like bucha did not have to happen for russia to experience sanctions. >> russia's foreign minister was not president when zelenskyy was saying all that. he came in later to address the council, russia being a permanent member of the security council. let's listen to what he had to say. >> today, the west is turning selectively to norms and principles based on their geopolitical needs. this has led to shaky global stability and new hotbeds of tension. >> many expected a showdown between lavrov and zelenskyy. that did not happen. why? >> the fact of the matter is zelenskyy was simply not there when lavrov was talking. zelenskyy had already vacated his seat in the chamber at the time that u.s. secretary of state antony blinken was talking. his was the speech before lavrov's. i can imagine this provided some measure of relief, especially to the albanian prime minister, who would have had to manage the situation had their really been a showdown between ukraine and russia in the security council chamb

now they are mainly from other ukrainian cities - vika and yulia are from bucha. how's the water? it's not too cold for me to go in here. it's a change of scene for us. this couple won't give us their names. it's too dangerous for their family in mariupol. they fled from the russian-occupied city last summer. it's fine here, but our hearts are there. matvyi is two-and-a-half. he's from odessa but he can't really enjoy the seaside as he would in peace time. he's startled by every type of noise, each explosion, even when something just falls down. he's scared, runs away and cries. he takes medicine regularly and we're seeing a psychiatrist. oleksii and his 10-month-old daughter yeva fled from the ukrainian city of mykolaiv. they're waiting it out in odesa until they can go home again. we're just tired of this situation. tired about the uncertainty of life. we don't know what to do. that's the worst thing for all ukrainians, this uncertainty. the russians have attacked odessa again and again over the previous weeks - a city whose center is on the unesco list of endangered world herit

in connection with the tragedy in the city of bucha and since it had already passed since then by thati said into the microphone that we were unsuccessfully trying to figure out what happened there and first we want to get a list of the names of those people whose bodies were shown to the whole world and became the reason for another outburst of anger on the sanctions lists and so on and so on, and said , that no one can give me this answer, and we contacted a variety of structures, so i asked the respected antonio to gutarysh in the presence of all members of this security of other members. over there on the microphone asked to use your capabilities your authority to do, in my opinion, not very difficult things to get a list. the names of those persons whose bodies were shown in the massacre i still have nothing, as in fact we still don’t have any explanations on a number of other issues. uh, starting with uh, the poisoning of the skripals does not present any documents. germany also says about the poisoning of navalny. we won’t let you look at the tests, but the organizations for the

had about six months left, maybe seven months, mukpan. could you then believe if someone said that bucha would become such a painful symbol of the struggle of ukrainians against the russians that it would be occupied, that the russians would rape women, kill ordinary unarmed people, shoot children , did you have such a premonition? in general, we will once again live to see what we already remember, i can remember because i am already quite old, so i know what the second world war was, and the fact that we will live to see a new war in europe seemed impossible to us it seemed that it had already passed forever and in the meantime it has not passed and that's why it's even hard for me to imagine that this is real, that this is not the world on the screen, that this is not a virtual world, but the real one, and all this is actually a fact, it is very painful and very sad evidence about the fact that our hope for the progress of humanity is still a little premature, the progress is quite slow, and maybe even doubtful. the war in ukraine began in 2014, and actually at the time of the full-sc

feature films , and what to do with feature films, because there are a lot of opinions about the film buchaready in the post-production stage and i am currently such a small scandal surrounding the series iurik, it is called it is about mariupol and the residents of mariupol who survived the occupation and say that the authors portrayed it wrongly there and that they showed their life much more brightly under occupation, why do you think now is really not the time for a game movie, about a full-scale repetition, is it still possible to do it, see game movies and documentaries, they are different mediums, and different topics require different mediums, something can be told, some stories can only be told through documentary, some topics it is possible to tell only literature has its own themes for art cinema and i think it is important anyway it is important to do it it is important it is important to do it ethically correctly speaking to the audience and so on and so on but this it is necessary to do precisely because a-ah and mariupol and in general the russian invasion of ukraine requires

spreading fakes about the armed forces of our country, especially, of course, for falsifying the events in buchaairly understandable banal story. but what caught our attention? so we came across this note from journalist anastasia mironova. masha gessen was silent for 11 years about the mass... growth of children in a prestigious school. exactly 7 years ago, on september 3, 2016, i released another a post on the now banned facebook, that masha gessen was involved in the long-term concealment of mass cases of pedophilia in a privileged 5-7 school, where teachers, in fact, defrauded children for more than 10 years. masha gesson was then the editor-in-chief of gala magazine. having learned about cases of teachers inducing children to cohabitate at this school, gessen sent a correspondent, katya krongaus, to investigate. she figured it out, but they decided not to release the material; it turned out that there were many children from their circle of good people studying at the school. they simply decided not to bring up the topic so as not to spoil the reputation of the school. after all, their chil

arrived in ukraine for him; in addition to the meeting with kuleva, they prepared a traditional trip to buchar such visits. in the west they are trying to hide the failures of the ukrainian army. it is already known that they allegedly fire people for corruption, and then you want to give them more money. well, have you noticed that this is more like fraud and bribery from the biden administration to those who are there blinkin, arriving in kiev, i tried to throw more money there, this is such a desperate step to force them to do at least something against the russians, but i don’t think it will work. in addition, the ukrainian conflict revealed the military vulnerability of the united states, as elon musk believes, he noted the low rate of production of american weapons, but interpol was concerned about the fate of the supplied weapons. after the end of hostilities, according to the organization’s secretary general, when the guns go silent , the equipment may end up in other hot spots points around the world or fall into the hands of criminal structures ekaterina shamaeva lead. final declara

spreading fakes about the armed forces of our country, especially, of course, for falsifying the events in buchain general, a fairly clear story. but what caught our attention? masha gessen 11 years old remained silent about the mass molestation of children at a prestigious school. exactly 7 years ago, on september 3, 2016, i published another post on the now banned facebook about how masha geson was involved in many years of concealing mass cases of pedophilia. in the privileged fifty-seventh school, where teachers, in fact, openly molested children for more than 10 years. masha gesson was then the editor-in-chief of gala magazine. having learned about cases of teachers inducing children to cohabitate at this school, gessen sent a correspondent, katya krongaus, to investigate. ta i figured it out, but they decided not to release the material, it turned out. that many children from their circle of good people study at the school, they simply decided not to bring up this topic, so as not to spoil the reputation of the school, because their children study there, by the way, later, journalist krong

not feature films, and what to do with feature films, because there are a lot of opinions around bucha's is now in the post-production stage, and i'm currently in such a small scandal surrounding the series iurik, it's called , it's about mariupol and the residents of mariupol who survived the occupation and say that the authors portrayed it wrongly and that they showed their life under occupation in a much more rosy way so do you really think that now is not the time for a game movie, about a full-scale repetition, or is it still possible to do it , watch a game movie and a documentary film, they are different mediums, and different topics require different mediums, can you tell me something? stories can only be told through documentaries, some topics can only be told through literature, there are themes for feature films, and i think that it is important, it is still important to do it, it is important, it is important to do it ethically correctly, talking to the audience, and so on, and so on, but it must be done precisely because a-a and mariupol and in general the invasion of russia

sexual relations , not eroticism, it's just dominance, power crime and violence, for example, when bucha was bought, and we all found out what atrocities took place there, or from other settlements, not only anyone, anything, i mentioned it because we lived there and somehow it is so close, it still resonates with us began to hear these terrible stories of rape and so on. and then we learned that some women had been raped. some women, not all of them, were probably evacuated not to other cities, but to these countries, so that somehow there they could get away from it all that they were away from that from that from that basement with a maniac, for example, poland is a country where abortion is prohibited. and we understand that some rapes could end in an unwanted pregnancy. are those women who ended up abroad, can they receive and do they receive this kind of legal support in do they apply for such support in ukraine, because in poland you can have an abortion if you are pregnant, but you have to prove that you were raped. and this is also the time , accordingly, this pregnancy is held

look, he to bucha. i mean, that he needs to bucha. quite provocative language, to is look, we've to say the least. is look, we've left the eu, you know , it would left the eu, you know, it would appear that it's in some sort of cahoots with the labor party, not the labour party's all about. they you're concerned, aren't because the aren't you, because in the reshuffle week. aren't you, because in the resiyes.e week. aren't you, because in the resiyes. they week. aren't you, because in the resiyes. they promoted all of the >> yes. they promoted all of the people who wanted to overturn the biggest democratic mandate in history and they were these were all the second vote people. these remainers these were all the remainers that caused us thick, that caused us racist, called us bigoted . bigoted. >> we weren't intelligent enough to a vote in the to have a vote in the referendum. now we this vote referendum. now we see this vote . whatever is, . dad, whatever his name is, he's on. i mean, he's he's bleating on. i mean, i'll you wants. he

were no russian soldiers here it is very simple not far from here it is somewhere there and it is buchatured people why because there were russians very simply there is a russian there is a dead ukrainian the pope met with putin twice already after eh well, as russian troops actually entered the territory of ukraine, they mean in 14th year and after the annexation of crimea in 15th year, he met , then a little later he met, and there were some official press releases about what so there are some efforts being directed there to establish and this is how i read it all and such blah blah blah well, there is another very important point that i have . and to be silent about a sin. to be silent about a sin is a sin for a catholic , and accordingly, murders, looting, abduction of children, yes, there is the looting of our natural resources, our cultural heritage, and our museums are also looted . well, houses and apartments are also killed, people are killed there. tortured and this is all happening not by a specific military serviceman but it was done by one psychopath no, this is done by a w

high-profile episodes , be it the attack on the railway station in kramatorsk or the brutal murders in buchaey said a, but did not say b, in principle, it’s clear why. it is no coincidence that the new york times report, this investigation that it was ukraine that hit konstantinovka, comes out at the time of zelsky’s visit to new york, he is pulled back, he constantly put in place. everything was structured in such a way that many world leaders did not want to meet with him, and when he speaks to the public, thinly, as it is presented on ukrainian television, they cut footage from other speeches, cut footage from the speeches of other leaders, and now zelensky himself is sitting in hall and listens to himself. by the way, even such a very relative objectivity clearly infuriates the banderaites. trukha couldn’t think of anything better than to call the new york times correspondent almost... an agent of the kremlin, they say, the ukrainians previously denied him accreditation, although what else can we expect from those who are accustomed to believing in their own infallibility and do not allo

ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi said before world leaders at the 78th session of the assembly of oleksiy buchate of political sciences head of the international association of small communities oleksiy congratulations, friends i congratulate you so, in general, the speech and eh criticism of eh work eh and or the impossibility of eh functioning in the form in which it is now eh -e and e-e the organization of the united nations and the un security council e-e what did the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyy talk about, to what extent will this have a further impact on the institution itself in your opinion, because the president proposed to reform the council on well, let's first of all let's note that the speech of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi was extremely strong, and it was precisely because of the united nations assembly that they talked a lot about solidarity, they talked a lot about the inclusion of all countries in the decisions made in order to increase their legitimacy and effectiveness. but taking into account that the un council was blocked due to the blocking of

situations, but later i realized that this was not enough for me, the turning point was my trip to buchu in bucha when i arrived there i felt this smell of garu, the smell of dead bodies, i saw the scale before that i did not understand civilian deaths, i just wanted to do something about it, participate directly in the victory , but not with a word and a journalist's weapon is a word and i just wanted to burn the enemy's weapons here and there in april. after i arrived in another country, i didn't say anything to my husband. i went to join the army in lutsk. and they asked me, woman , how many children do you have? well, i say my three , actually. and they told me to close the door like that. that's how i went, then i continued my work at the information society, but it constantly tormented me. i had a vocation. i was drawn to it. i wanted to join the army, and i developed such a plan for myself to quit my job and prepare the ground to go to war in october. we officially formalized our relationship with my beloved husband, that is, we lived together for 7 years, we had children together, well, s

recently they talked about the fact that they do not see signs of genocide in ukraine, this is after buchand raisin and all these ukrainian cities of mariupol in the end and now their special report still traced and analyzed the situation and says that all these threats, blackmail, torture and other crimes, that this is almost a tactic, a method , and is actually controlled directly from the kremlin. they are ready to do their job and call a spade a spade and then, accordingly, bring all these reports to the results very briefly, look, when it comes to the results of the commission of the independent investigation commission, which is headed by a foreigner, it is the highest quality and the most professional the report that was recently and there is nothing to criticize here because they operated with all the facts that were at their disposal and they came to the conclusion that there are violations that reach the level of war crimes, but there is not enough information that to confirm the fact of the commission of crimes of genocide is the standard of proof that exists at the un level, an

[000:00:00;00] you broke into bucha, his last name was on the purge list, the seven-year-old was taken from the house, the father hoped to the last that his son would survive in captivity, but after the de-occupation , his body was found near the village of myrotske in a mass grave in the enemy's positions . seven men were tortured and shot very brutally it's hard to shoot him like that. well, how can you shoot him in half the head? you can recognize him by the tattoos on his hands and the icon. that was the only thing that roma managed to take with him from home. but there were no documents. and therefore no official confirmation that this body is really valentin's son, i was sure because you have tattoos, they are already the same, we can't be, even at least one artist will draw, went and passed the dna test, so i asked when the results will be in a month 1.5 well, how will they go immediately, all the samples submitted by ukrainians are sent for research to the scientific research expert and forensic centers of the ministry of internal affairs-2, from which in kyiv they conduct comp

die like that, you show him a crime, you show him a mutilated body, and they'll shout in your face, bucha it used the system precisely thanks to putin recently, because even the soviet government was a liar, but still found some more human forms of lies, but the fact that putin's russia has degenerated into such a solid lie is in fact, the poison that snake hunters don't need to remove snakes because this poison has already poisoned the entire russian body, you can't remove it because the whole of russia is a solid poison and you need to stop at that, don't invent it, segment it, this, this, this part of the body is poisoned , this it is not poisonous, not everything is poisonous, as the folk say, well, the folk philologists, if you add a spoonful of shit to a barrel of honey, it will be a barrel of shit . that's all, you know. marathon which is paid for budget funds and tell people fairy tales from their russian side, this is also very strange, by the way, i don’t want it. well, i don’t want it. the taxes that i will pay to the state went to finance the fegs and in latin there. sobchak m

in these shots, professor chumakov is operating on a dog in bucha.iggest atrocity a russian saw when he came to rescue animals was in the de-occupied kyiv region. ostrich farms , stables, horses burned alive, 200 horses - this is vorzel . destroyed shot adopt monkeys shot beavers nutria deer kyrylo chumakov together with his colleagues has been rescuing animals from the front line since 2017. however, with the beginning of a full-scale invasion, he says the work increased, so the district veterinary hospital in khmelnytskyi decided to repurpose a suspension hospital for animals , now 8 service dogs are being treated here, as well as these storks from the kherson region. of crimes, the dog worked both in the rear and on the front line now it feels good we are now conducting an examination of the internal organs of the service animal at the moment we are checking whether there are any pathological changes in the internal organs according to dog experts mukhtar, under the influence of an entire battalion of sappers, repeatedly went to the war zone, wher

full-scale war , the danish media note that before arriving in kyiv, frederiksen visited the church in bucha, where she is currently stationed photo exhibition of war crimes committed by the russian military during the occupation, personnel changes continue. the verkhovna rada appointed the former head of the donetsk regional military administration, pavlo 250 deputies supported this decision to appoint kyrylenka to the position of the head of the antimonopoly committee. as a reminder, the previous day, the parliamentarians dismissed the former head of the department, olga pischanska. about 10 tons of alcohol every day, then they sold the products all over ukraine with shootings and chases, so they were detained in krypnytskyi a man who threatened to detonate a grenade at a gas station was informed by the head of the national police, ivan vyhovskyi, when the perpetrator realized that the gas station workers had called the police, he decided to run away, the patrolmen tried to stop and block his car, however , they managed to detain the offender only after the law enforcement officers shot th

russian war crimes - these are photos from different parts of ukraine and taken after february 24, 2022 buchan-kyiv kharkiv kryvyi rih dnipro mariupol kherson killing of civilians torture of residents, rocket attacks on residential buildings and infrastructure, the purpose of this exhibition is not only to talk about numbers, about the number of war crimes, we wanted to show the stories behind these terrible numbers, behind each photo, one person with his story, family, friends, the exhibition is constantly being updated. however, it is simply impossible to show the world everything since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the office of the prosecutor general of ukraine has recorded more than 110,000 war crimes committed by russians, we have shown this exhibition many times, but every time new photos appear on it evil works non-stop today at this exposition you can see a photo of the crime that the russians committed two weeks ago in chernihiv a russian ballistic missile destroyed the theater seven people died more than 150 were injured the purpose of the exhibition is to turn on the w

is a complicated process, such a process is going on at the post-production stage , the future film buchaess will introduce the viewer to the real events that took place near kiev during the invasion of enemy troops there, we will save that country with elections and bani, or we. who does not agree? this picture is completely based on real events, that is it tells the story of a person who got out many people from the occupied territory and at the same time was a witness of the lives that happened there and unlike the russians we worked with real people with relatives died we received from them they allowed us to shoot a film for money on the scale of the pictures planned for the beginning of the next of the year danyl snister serhiy kalimnyk bohdan savrutskyi details tv channel intermarathon only news ukrainian days at the anniversary of the 80th venice film festival if yesterday they talked about ukraine during the professional panels and to meet today in ukrainian art speaks for itself within the framework of the venetian classics section, a screening of the restored version of serhiy

look, he to bucha. i mean, that he needs to bucha. quite provocative language, to is look, we've to say the least. is look, we've left the eu, you know , it would left the eu, you know, it would appear that it's in some sort of cahoots with the labor party, not the labour party's all about. they you're concerned, aren't because the aren't you, because in the reshuffle week. aren't you, because in the resiyes.e week. aren't you, because in the resiyes. they week. aren't you, because in the resiyes. they promoted all of the >> yes. they promoted all of the people who wanted to overturn the biggest democratic mandate in history and they were these were all the second vote people. these remainers these were all the remainers that caused us thick, that caused us racist, called us bigoted . bigoted. >> we weren't intelligent enough to a vote in the to have a vote in the referendum. now we this vote referendum. now we see this vote . whatever is, . dad, whatever his name is, he's on. i mean, he's he's bleating on. i mean, i'll you wants. he

necessary for the start of the academic year god good morning in the afternoon of knowledge, we visited bucha, which is in the kyiv region and is now located on the territory of lyceum number five, where the celebration of the first bell takes place last spring. during occupation of kyiv region, this educational institution was subjected to russian aggression, the school building, its roof in windows were damaged, it was repaired last year, and for the second year in a row, in full-scale war conditions , the educational institution is starting a new academic year due to security measures and a shelter that can only accommodate 600 students today we decided to invite only the first grade to the lineup, and there are 7 of them in total here and graduates of the 11th grade, and about this further, i ask you to listen to the school director , we did not risk gathering all the children today well, first of all, the potential of the school does not allow it. and secondly, we could not. at our central office, but also at our central workplace where we hold lines to gather such a large number of peop

who has now received 15 years in prison precisely because that year , after our armed forces freed buchaussians had done there , what atrocities were taking place there, he went into an emotional protest there against this war and threw yevpatoria yellow-blue paint on the building, he knew that he would be imprisoned. he did it deliberately and even the so-called courts, i.e. vessels above him rostov, he also turned into an action where he constantly called names of all our political prisoners, of whom there are more than 60 citizens now, for supporting ukraine, and there are actually many such people who are waiting and working for ukraine to return as soon as possible and now indeed olga we will do everything possible to release all political prisoners in crimea and we will definitely we would like to remind them now that ukraine is with you, olga skrypnyk, coordinator of the expert network of the international crimean platform, was with us, thank you for this inclusion, oleksii gomon was with you, yasya lepka, don't miss the next issues stick to the programs, together with you, we tha

it's the mass graves in bucha. we are not giving up either. indeed, since we were last here, a growing number of countries have come together to tray to forge a different way forward. in june, over a dozen countries met with ukraine in copen hague ton discuss the path toward a just and lasting peace. one that upholds the united nations charter and its core principles. two months later, more than 40 country, including many members of this council, carried forth that discussion with ukraine in jedda. president zelenskyy has put forward a 10-point plan for such a peace. president putin has put forward nothing. now some argue that continuing to stand with ukraine and holding russia accountable distracts us from addressing other priorities. like confronting the climate crisis, expanding economic opportunity, strengthening health systems. that is a false choice. we can and we must do both. we are doing both. we must work together to tack they will global challenges that are affecting our people, meet the sustainable development goals and invest in a