negotiations, they were conducted at the beginning wars, but then there were these, of course, bucha, er, irpinotiations were interrupted and now is not the time to resume them, i understand correctly, it was bucha irpin. russia envisions negotiations as they arrived and put on the table an ultimatum of complete surrender and ukraine must accept it. this is the russian idea of ​​negotiations, and our idea of ​​negotiations is a dialogue to find mutually acceptable solutions with full respect for the territorial integrity of the sovereignty of ukraine, when we made every effort to to translate the language of the ultimatum into the language of dialogue but russia remained on the positions of the ultimatum, it became clear that there is nothing to talk about with them when russia changes its approach and stops living with their er fantasies that they will win this war then let's see er hmm there may be a window for negotiations now negotiations have resumed again er talks about possible security guarantees for ukraine in particular yarmak's group is not confused about this what guarantees are the

helped people from the occupied or even unoccupied areas, but only there did the fighting begin bucha irpintomel how did you help people leave there and well volunteer - this is your kind of a new vocation yes and in fact you candidate of physical and mathematical sciences eh, and you could sit down and engage in some of your scientific activities, but nevertheless you began to help people. can you now, under 7 months already? and you also saw all sorts of things eh and heard balaklia and what you saw previously, how much does it change or how similar is it? all these situations have really been seen. my colleagues and i have seen a lot in these seven months , to put it briefly. this is the first impression of what we saw, and it is irpin multiplied by 10. you know, ah, and the scale of those atrocities which and in terms of the scale of the destruction, it is very similar in some ways to the quarters of irpen, where even fierce battles were fought , for some reason they are similar to because, well, that is, there is a lot in common , but also, this is a unique situation in its own way, bu

mountains were interrupted and now is not the time for their restoration, so i understand that it was bucha irpinrrectly but there was something else, and there was a clear realization that russia is not conducting negotiations in good faith. russia imagines negotiations as they arrived. they put an ultimatum on complete surrender on the table, and ukraine has to accept this. this is the russian idea about negotiations, and our ideas about negotiations are a dialogue with search for mutually acceptable solutions with full respect for the territorial integrity of the sovereignty of ukraine, when we made every effort to translate the language of the ultimatum into the language of dialogue. it is clear that there is nothing to actually talk about with them, when russia changes its approach and stops living its er fantasies that they will win this war, then we will see er hm here there may be a window for negotiations now the er talks have resumed again about possible security guarantees for ukraine, in particular, the yarmak group is not scrutinized about this, what guarantees does ukraine need, whi

this is the idea of ​​this war, bucha irpin mariupol was burned raisins were wiped off the face of theto kill, steal, rape and loot here he is and the second army of the world, the horde, and the fact that they killed our azov children is clear. and the fact that they burned them in order to hide solochyn is also self-evident because they hated them, if they treated us ordinary civilians like that. because when one of our chaplains was hit so hard on the head and on the knee, and alexander, our chaplain, chokov, asked that hundreds of soldiers, why did you hit me? the soldier would have come and killed you, you understand, i would have beaten him for what he would have killed, and they absolutely hated me. i see that it is very difficult for you to talk about it, you pass it all through yourself as your pain in the first place, then it cannot be otherwise if bucha, if they destroyed raisin burned to mariupol, but here it was not the one that touched your heart, you are a man, war is war, it is terrible , war is loss, it is a pity that we now have to pass this test of the chosen freedom

the painting probably repeats bucha irpin, which needs to be multiplied by three, so say the workersate emergency service who visited there, and what we see today is a mass grave found. i hope that more than me we will find 400 graves. these are preliminary mass burials in one grave, several of them are found, including children, these are civilians, these are military, these are uzo , with signs of torture, with ropes around the neck, with broken limbs, this is something that cannot be expressed in words, mr. stepan, what are the local residents telling me i think that it was far before the end of all the investigators, in any case, i think that it was not until the end of the formed information, but you know what happened starting from the beginning of march, raisin was subjected to mass shelling from both aviation and rocket-propelled artillery, that is, during the period when we refused to give raisin they methodically shot and destroyed someone during the day, the city has been destroyed to date by 80% , damaged residential buildings, objects of political infrastructure, boilers

those who defended mariupol i gradually liberated kyiv zhytomyr oblast chernihiv oblast sumy oblast bucha irpinka vorzel gostomel makariv a little bit of money and now i’m talking raisin kupyansk everyone who liberated is liberating and will liberate all temporarily occupied territories of ukraine and bring life and the ukrainian flag back to kherson, berdyansk, melitopol, luhansk, horlivka, yenakiyevo, mariupol, and donetsk, dzhankoy, kerch, yevpatorium, simferopol, who all these 200 days are at 200%. the enemy said that he got lost, that he was going to study. you taught them a lot, the ability to quickly assemble and take away from our lands and the understanding that by abandoning equipment and weapons, it can be done much faster and easier . in ukraine, this is everyone who set foot on our land and stayed in it. there are many who will be forever remembered. what awaits all uninvited guests in ukraine, these are our soldiers today. your actions in the north, south and east of ukraine are seen and celebrated by the whole world. the enemy is in panas. ukraine is proud of you. believes in you

ukrainian troops take kherson, the scale of the war crimes committed there , they will overshadow bucha irpinterrible truth, your own word for sure do you agree with this opinion? let's take it objectively. let's compare anything and kherson , and even more so the entire kherson region, then really in absolute numbers. it is quite possible that this is so, that is, people who were tortured, killed and taken to an unknown direction . everything will be about the relative scale in relation to let's say the population, then you can agree with this statement on the front lines. that is, the behavior of the occupiers in such villages as visokopilya has already been liberated, arkhangelsk velikolexandrivka davydov brid is to a large extent and the truth is that kiselivka oleksandrivka is also similar to the fact that it was liberated. engaged, for example, in robbing the population of the population's passports. because they simply did not bring any food there, these front-line occupiers really behaved regardless of what they were grateful for, the local commandant's office and the administration o

and here he gave an interview, he said that you know that in fact bucha irpin is the whole story of the , relatively speaking, compared to the horrors that methodically happen to people with pro-ukrainian position, those who remained could not leave the first months in kherson. and we know today, i just listened. how difficult it is now, for example , to leave the zaporizhia region, from the occupied territories, that men are not released at all. this is a very difficult situation . andriy dobryanskyi , director of communications of the ukrainian congress committee, will appear. good day to you. andriy, i don't know if it's your day or what time it is, because you're in new york. good morning from new york, so here i could to say good morning and they weren't mistaken yesterday she said good morning somewhere around 5 in the evening but also said good morning, it's a habit of mine for sure when when the weather forecaster works in the morning it's already after that you want to say hello to everyone good morning there are a lot of us talking about what they say on september 8 at the nex

of these patriots has his own motivation, but they are undeniably unites the common desire that bucha irpinand gostomel daria ruban oleksandr kuga espresso bila tserkva will never happen again in ukraine reconstruction after the occupation in the village of lypivka in the kyiv region they are restoring passage through the chepyn river the place was damaged during the hostilities reported the head of the regional military administration oleksiy in kuleb, in early april, in order to ensure transport connections, traffic on the bridge was restored, but the road is now in need of major repairs. to cross the river while the road crews are repairing the bridge in kyiv continues where the russification of the names of the streets and objects of the capital city council supported the renaming of volgogradska street in the solomyansky district to romana street of the kyiv city hall public activist defender of ukraine who died in the east of our country in june this was reported by the city the head of kyiv, vitaliy klitschko , in addition to the volgograd street, about forty streets, alleys and squa

, do you admit that there could be a more terrible picture of the liberated kharkiv oblast than bucha irpin raisin, they bombed it, and when the russians took raisin, they occupied it, they simply shot it with all types of artillery. at that time , the evacuation of people was practically impossible. therefore the number of people who were in the city was practically very large, and i admit that there may be a large number of victims, because if you remember, there was even a flight from the area of ​​the hospital when it was completely destroyed, there were flights from to the basements, well, a direct flight into the basement, in which it was unknown how many people were at the time when the projectile flew, well, it is very, very difficult to count it, it is very difficult to count the bridge that is broken. points, you said about the mayor of kupyansk, so someone gave the city, there are many traitors in the ranks of local self-government in kharkiv region, to say that there are many of them, they are mainly of course, of course, they are supporters of the party of regions, namely the o

these patriots has their own motivation, but they are undeniably united by a common desire that bucha irpingostomel darya ruban oleksandr kuha espresso bila tserkva never happen again in ukraine us secretary of state anthony bilinken met with president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi blinken informed the president about the next tranche of american aid to ukraine in the field of security. he also added that the biden administration notified the us congress of its intention to allocate 2 billion 200 million dollars to strengthen the security of ukraine and 18 other countries. blinken arrived in ukraine for the second time at the beginning of a full-scale war to to confirm the support of the usa in the fight against russian aggression, your teams are an important signal for us to confirm the leadership support that exists today among all states in the world of leadership the positions of the united states of america supporting ukraine in the war for our freedom, for democracy, for our people, for our people, for our land, in the war with the aggressor with the russian federation, a counteroffe

do you admit that there could be a more terrible picture of the liberated kharkiv region than bucha irpin they took izyum, they bombed it, which was when the russians took izyum they occupied it, they simply shot it with all types of artillery. at that time , it was practically impossible to evacuate people, because the number of people in the city was practically very large, and i assume that it could be large the number of victims is allowed because, if you remember, there was even an airstrike in the area of ​​the hospital when it was completely destroyed, there were airstrikes over the basements, well, a direct airstrike into the basement, in which it was unknown how many people there were at the time when the projectile flew by it is very, very difficult to count it, to count the bridge that is broken. yes, we will wait. investigative actions are still ongoing in these cities and settlements, so you said about the mayor of kupyansk, so someone gave uh, the city, uh, many traitors in the ranks of local self-government on i can say to the kharkiv region that there are many of them, the

has already been worked out, in particular, because of the crimes that took place in buchen in bucha irpin uh, in borodyanka , and in principle, that's why, unfortunately, we again approached the raisin more prepared. to date , there are a total of 23 mobile investigative and prosecutorial teams working there in kharkiv oblast, yes, this is the approach which has now been proposed by our new prosecutor general, according to kostin, there are also representatives of the prosecutor's office and the security service of ukraine, there are explosive devices and so on, and there are five separate investigative groups, e . -a that is, this is a separate group that collects the relevant evidence, and it is also necessary to understand that we are working on the creation of a specialized tribunal because the international criminal court is its competence is limited because ukraine is not a signatory of the rome statute, as well as the russian federation, although it investigates war crimes and they will be considered there, but for the escalation of aggression, that is, when the defendants will be

these patriots has their own motivation, but they are undoubtedly united by a common desire that bucha irpin gostomel never happen again in ukraine darya ruban oleksandr kuha espresso bila tserkva , despite shelling and loss of housing, they do not want to leave their homeland in the kharkiv region, residents of destroyed buildings will be moved to dormitories due to russian shelling in the region , a large part of housing was damaged in kharkiv alone, about 150,000 residents lost their housing . in addition, in some there are no communications in the areas, so the houses are unfit for habitation, but despite such conditions, far from everyone is ready to temporarily move to safer regions, the ministry of reintegration noted that they will also be resettled in hostels that students do not use due to distance learning in prykarpattia have opened the kherson hub. here, emigrants from kherson region can get legal or housing advice in the ivano-frankivsk hub, they will help relocate businesses that worked in kherson region and moved to prykarpattia. and to facilitate socialization, those willing

dnipro, all those who defended mariupol, i gradually liberated kyiv, zhytomyr , chernihiv, sumy, bucha, irpinerated will liberate and will liberate all the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine will bring life and the ukrainian flag again to kherson berdyansk melitopol to luhansk to horlivka yenakievo mariupol and donetsk yalt dzhankoy kerch - yevpatoria simferopol who all these 200 days are taught at 200%. the enemy said that he got lost, that he was going to study. you taught them a lot, the ability to quickly assemble and take away from our lands and the understanding that by throwing away equipment and weapons, it can be done much faster and easier . who stepped on our land and stayed in it a lot who will forever remember what awaits all uninvited guests in ukraine, these are our soldiers today your actions in the north, south and east of ukraine are seen and celebrated by the whole world in delight , the enemy in memory ukraine is proud of you, believes in you, prays for you, is waiting for you, it is not an easy road to victory, but we are sure that you are up to it, you will come

fact, i must honestly say that the government failed to prepare for winter, and here you mentioned bucha irpin i met with people there, they say let the state at least cover the roof for us inside, we will repair at our own expense, no they are told to register for actions, carry out examinations, and really no one has given an answer as to how they should survive the winter. the second thing is where the authorities hit the bar again, and we talk about it openly and demand an explanation of who is to blame. since april, internally displaced persons have been told to register more than 10 actions in the system 000 people registered, but in june their database disappeared, i appealed to the prosecutor general to the prime minister, now the ministry of social policy says, well , the software was imperfect, let them people go to the attention of the social security department at their place of residence and write a written statement, and the problem still exists that they are registered as inside the premises, not at their current place of residence, because they returned home and where they were

to me or you don't think so that in those settlements that were under occupation, in particular, bucha irpinirpin i know what is happening there, gostomel and those settlements that will never be paid off, for example, the same kyiv, if you compare it logically now, when you come to irpin and see this and hear this children's laughter, see these children, mothers of happy smiling people who returned with the occupation , returned from the evacuation or who have been there all the time in the same irpin, you can see how they smile, those kebabs are in the central park there and when they are frying, you don’t feel depression - very quickly this is near irpin, and the kyiv region managed it psychologically, it seems to me that you recover when you go to the same kyiv that was not under occupation. it seems to me that maybe this is my personal impression. maybe there are a lot of displaced people . psychologically, there is much more depression there than in those small towns that were liberated and are now returning to a full-fledged although they are dilapidated there, many people are left wi

crimes yet, and there are tens of times more of them, they are more terrible, it's just kyiv region bucha irpin they taught the russians that they still have to hide somehow, they have to put a cross somewhere it is necessary to bury it somewhere in the ground, that is, it is not enough to commit atrocities, that is, it is still necessary to treat it differently, therefore, these crimes and the facts of collaborationism, i think we will see everything and this will manifest itself. of course, the presence of a state resource in order to it is very responsible to treat this because this work is specifically this work, this is the work that the state is doing today . these are the most serious crimes against the state, so that in the future they do not lay this mine, e.e., an explosive mine , our foundations are under the state foundations on these occupied lands, e.e., temporarily occupied, as it was after the 14th year, as it was after the 14th year it will be and this is what the military says, this is what everyone who experienced the horrors of war says, none of minsk , not one, two, or any

murdered ukrainians, and how do you assess the scale of this crime, can it exceed in number even bucha irpind how can we bring it to justice? well, this is not a contest at all. in all international platforms and in the osce and in the council of europe and in the un that this is the policy of introducing war on the part of the russian federation and now in ukraine it is visible in every even the smallest town of bucha - this is the largest city that was freed from occupation, which was under occupation for a long time, and therefore 500 out of more than 500 m were killed, and accordingly, if we are talking about small and smaller towns, depending on how much of the population there was under occupation, the proportion is the same, if there were 600 people left, then there would be 20 if there were several thousand killed, then in izyum we find 440 dead and most likely this is not the last burial, for example, in the villages of kyiv, people were also found buried in the immediate yards of houses because there is such a war crime not only to kill a person that, judging by everything from the

it seems to me that quite a few representatives from the west have already come to bucha irpin, is there still a need for a bigger one, or is there still a need for these ones? to lead people and what to do, for example, when a person makes a statement there, what to invite him officially or organize after all, such a tour will occupy cities and villages well, you know , the more people come, the more they see with their own eyes and hear, but it is important to come not it is only possible to come to buch borgy, there are many other communities in chernihiv oblast, sumy oblast, kharkiv oblast , where all these crimes took place, i will tell you honestly , i was, well, let’s just say, even more upset and surprised, after all, there were very timid reactions after the raisin, because such, such, such, a set of all a-a war crimes and i would like the 8th package of sanctions to be adopted sooner i am not talking about what we should talk about secondary sanctions we um, we have to talk a lot about santa against russia nuclear fuel that is, there there is a whole spectrum. i'm not talking a

bucha. i saw this in irpin. i saw this in hostomel. it is so evident to the people there that these are or crimes and atrocities. indeed, what president putin has talked about in terms of wiping the ukrainian people, culture, wiping ukraine off the map, that is very close to genocide. that is genocide, ali. that is motivating the world to support ukraine to suppose the russians, even some of their allies, as you just mentioned. the chinese are concerned about this. the indians are concerned about this. this is a problem for him. he is demonstrating the horror of his war. >> let me ask you about these referenda. four states held a vote which i think would have been counted last week, even if the votes weren't cast yet. president biden has been clear on the fact it is not recognized. everyone in ukraine is clear on this fact. that is what happened in crimea, right? they took over, held a referendum. everyone wanted to be a vassal state of russia. ukraine is not in control of crimea anymore. what happens here? >> what happens here, like y

we see exactly what we saw in bucha, irpin and other places after we liberated those areas from the occupationccupation for more than six months, and we already see account of tortures and death and attacks on the kidnappings. so unfortunately, we see the same war crimes and atrocities. that's why we need to increase our effort. that's why we need to free and liberate our territories as soon as possible. because, again, the war council and war crimes and more call for justice on everything the russians are doing on this territory which are illegally and temporarily occupied. >> use know, ambassador, ukraine is now asking the united states for more weapons to sustain this military momentum that's going on. you want more drones, tanks, a longer range missile systems. how critical is it for the united states to tailor its weapons packages for ukraine to this new stage of the war? >> it's very important for us to sustain the effort, as military people say. we're very grateful to the united states. and i think the successes in the south and east are resolved. of course, bravery and mastery of our m

this is the devil for stus zabandera blackened may our fate be difficult and black and white for bucha for irpinhe children of the shot and bowed magnificent with you only half way already we will mourn with you on the victory day we will honor all the soldiers and we will multiply their glory brother, let's sing and we will only conquer the fields of ukraine, don't kneel in my heart, you're forever go , fuck, no one will stop us, how to stuff everyone , i was lucky to be born in ukraine, my country will not fall to its knees, well, my heart is the only one in the war and no one will start us, let's get lucky in ukraine and be born a-a-a -a -a -a grandpa thank you for independence , we will convince paragray we will win that you are not news , together we are strong and this is february 4. i worked as a designer from the first days of a full-scale war, i passed accelerated a weapons course and joined the ranks of the territorial defense. i was a reserve officer in 2014. i could not go to war because i had just given birth to a child, so i went to the front now. 15% of the ukrainian army are wome

and tears of all the pain they experienced during the occupation and remembering, for example, bucha and irpin gostomel, all these terrible stories that broke out simply from the basements of these towns, what else will we learn, or maybe what we can already learn after they were released, the chatter is now happening due to the cleaning of the city now he is coming here after the national guard, the police have already come, that is, he was not only in balaklia now, but in the cinema villages, which are now being cleaned, because they have already been cleaned, the police is coming, he is coming to the local government, eh, we are starting to interview we are starting to ask people to document what happened. and it is still too early to say anything. unfortunately, the only thing we can say is that there were definitely cases of murder and rape and many other things, but for now, there are still some things to add. there are still a few moments in the numbers, the clean-up has just started and the civil authorities and the police are just returning to these settlements . that is, i hope nothi

free, the other one does. it is not known whether yours bombed there or who was there bombed bucha, that irpinrodyanka, all this still needs to be proven that it was the russian military that bombed there, and our people died from their shells. that 's right, most of the firearms animals. she died of gunshot wounds, but here the ukrainian military, i understand. it was not the case here to say that it was ours who killed them, well, that cannot be the case. i studied at the university at the faculty of retraining and advanced training cadets of the tax police were in irpen well, then life turned out so that i started working in a virtual service for my father . what about the deposits, what people were hired, and well, the work needs to be done, while i finished them, the village councils started calling and colleagues started calling and saying that now you are working, yes, it's good because we thought that and who will do it, i understand so there is no one to do it and the work is important and somehow i made a decision for myself then that i will stay in the ritual service, i transferred

is not a part of russia, and before that she did not know where kyiv is, once you know where bucha and irpinre, you understand, people in the world now, ukrainians are both a global trend and cultural and fashionable there puffs yellow-blue the colors of a woman and this is a cool whip of ukrainians, that is, they respect you because we are fighting against a great empire and we will definitely defeat this empire . and having such a certain trust and recognition of our country as brands, as i said, as a winner, we can build further our political, economic and cultural life. this difficult film is difficult or important because it shows the dark side of ukrainian a story that was not very long, but bright, very dark, i tried not to scare anyone, to show how it was, how it all affected and it's good that we got rid of it, that is, for you, we never made movies about the 90s, but we watched russian films and lived in russian cultural standards now this is rhinoceros . this is an opportunity to look at the 90s from a certain distance. i am 30 years old and without russian cultural codes. this is

cost, because you already understand the blood that was spilled after all those stories about bucha, about irpin everything that happened in ukraine. ukrainians will no longer demand a measure of love at a price, they will only demand victory, and even if somewhere in the offices of power, someone somewhere here gets the idea that it is necessary to start negotiation processes, ukrainians will not understand this, they would not accept it, and most importantly, they will begin to tear down that office, you understand. therefore, there are very big risks for any person who has such an opinion, we only count on victory, you saw how mothers in kyiv with strollers react to the alarm signal, everyone noticed it, well, the alarm, well, they looked . well, they looked and moved on walk, you understand , it came because you can’t ignore such things, but on the other hand, we have already been living in a war since 2014, well, some people have started living in a war since february 24, that is, a normal period, a psychologist says, 21 days. thank you for being such a story. thank you. mr. igor this was i

wrote that from russia , you don’t know whether it was yours who bombed there or who is bombing bucha, that irpinodyanka, all this still needs to be proven that it was the russian military who bombed there and our people died from their shells that 's right, most of the firearms are not. it's not that the schoolboy flew there. well, some kind of rocket flew in. and here's how a person died. it's firearm advice , but here the ukrainian military, i understand. there was no way to say that it was ours who killed them there . such cannot be studied in the university at the e-e faculty of e-e training , retraining and advanced training of tax police officers was against the cadets in irpen well, then life turned out so that i started working in the ritual service for my father, he was engaged in if he took over from my father, it did not start and i had some of my father's work there the monuments that needed to be erected, i started well, to finish the work, if only because the deposits and the people were taken, and well, the work needs to be done, while i finished them, the village council began to

what these people themselves went through igor e tell us please because they say that even bucha gostomel irpintion from these settlements is not comparable to what is happening now, for example , in the kherson region, really, that's right. as you know, in the first days of the war, we were depicted by what we you could take vaccinations, it is a pity to observe that it was in kyiv region, but somehow it is possible with happiness. well, we are a little used to that huge trouble of these nuts that came to our ukraine today, kherson region looks, well, in my opinion, maybe like residents native kherson people. i think it is much worse, and we want to list and translate a small example of our princely town here, you can say that it is the outskirts of visokopilya. at one time, it was a very small but prosperous and very beautiful village. today it has been completely destroyed. people in the city have been destroyed, we don’t understand their colleagues, it’s good, the hosts were uhu, the black earths are one of the best in the kherson region of ukraine. i’ll tell you to watch more our parents,

i mean, obviously terrible things happened in bucha and irpin, but the centre of the capital has beeno you worry that if you are so successful on the battlefield, pushing russia right out of the areas it's occupied, that they might retaliate and hit the capital in a really devastating way? to worry is a luxury that we don't have in ukraine these days. we do not have the luxury to fear. we do not have the luxury to worry. we only can push forward with all the resources that we have every day in the given circumstances. and our main task is to get rid of every single russian soldier in the territory of ukraine and to reinstate ukraine's borders to the 1991 levels. what putin may do in reaction to our right of self—defence is a whole different story. i mean, no—one knows what's going on inside of his head and how he might act. we are prepared that we are dealing with a psychopathic leader and he can go all in and he can attack us with everything he can. but at the same time, we ukrainians, we don't have a plan b, we don't have another country. we are fighting for our land, and we are fig

city in portugal is ready to allocate half a million euros for the reconstruction of schools in bucha and irpinere was another good example and also when we talked about the topic of education reconstruction in general e in the country. for example, the head of zhytomyr shared his experience. they created an international fund and are attracting funds there, so if the question is all about these letters, it seems to me that we should join forces to give them as much as possible in order to... after all, people who suffered from the war could very quickly return even to a life that was not like it was before. yes, but they have the right to decent conditions for wintering, including here, we have no right to some political or personal er-er conflicts - this is to slow down and you do you communicate with the mayors of foreign cities? yes, there are some. they would tell you about some obstacles in order for them to cooperate with our cities and make their investments here. well, i communicate with them. they do not see many obstacles. who is ready to help on at different levels, yes, it’s still

is close to them and understood why people do not learn this from history and only now seeing bucha e-e irpinn mariupol-lviv part of it only when they see it. only then do they begin to understand what the nature of the russian world really is . in my opinion, people do not really want to learn and many do not really want to change their views at all . in the city of izyum, when we were talking to the locals, when we asked when you were better before the war, during the occupation, or now, are you glad that ukraine has come again, people say that they don't care if they don't shoot. good, but why don't they bring us a pension? but why is everything so bad in our country? and why should we have such a bad economy? that is, people have a very short memory and , unfortunately, very little understanding of what is happening in the world, and this is probably the biggest challenge for ukraine. it is to bring up and educate the next generation, which is more included in life, because as practice shows, people who survived the holodomor continued to remain communists and believe in the soviet govern

demining, how relevant is this story, because if you recall the experience of kyiv oblast there, irpin bucha in gostomel vorzel, it was huge the problem is that everything was mined, even the cups were mined in the apartments of the released ones. yes, where russian servicemen lived, toys were mined, and the bodies lying on the streets were mined. the russians of ukraine left the bodies of ukrainians. they were also mined . i understand that in kharkiv oblast this is the story is not so relevant now, that is, it is not so widespread, but your perceptions, please, well, look , the story is really massive, and from your mass media, you systematically convey that tractors are exploding, tractor drivers are exploding in the fields and so on, just now it is not all known yes well, we only recently bought our territories, people will now tell, they will go to the houses of the neighbors of the breeders, they will look for each other, and of course, i think that the tragedy will be enough for that but it will work for me. we saw a group of policemen in balaklia. they drive around the city, e-e, car

, in the car, the man collects the chevrons of the units that brought help from us, the guys of irpin buchao always with with his partner, this is volodymyr skripnychenko, speaking alone. the trip is one and a half days . they drive together so it's safer. in polyk, you can't take a second. dmytro pavliv recalls a story that happened in 2016 near volnovakha . there was a mowed field. you can go wherever you want. we drive in front of us. a red-colored zhigul, as i remember it now, with donetsk license plates, drove straight, until the end, he didn't turn around. a decision was made that we just go if we beat the volume because no one wanted you to stop and surrender to them, then right in front of us, in front of us, as i already thought, there would be a collision, he was coming out to the right, coming out right in front of us it was such a tin to stop, to take to isp dmytro kateryna koldunova is called an irreplaceable driver, according to the public space, the crophub where military aid is collected, he is responsible for the front line of work , which is necessary in our volunteer acti

is what was reported when it was found of the the main response is that what russians did in bucha and irpin, they proceed and do the same in other places in ukraine. so this shows a turn of russia's behavior and treatment over ukrainians. so the same stories, the same -- the same, how to say it, the same tortures. the same rapes and the same people killed. >> do you have enough resources to investigate and document everything that's going on in your country? because obviously you have this newly liberated area in the kharkiv region and you'll have to have new people to document it and interview people. do you have everything you need? >> this is now our priority, not only of the prosecutor's office but also of law enforcement agents that send investigators. we have organized our work in certain manner so we have something like 28 investigative groups, where prosecutor investigators, police officers, forensics experts are included, and they can work in parallel and different places. because what we saw in izium is more massive but the same cases are in different towns and cities of liberated

in bucha and irpin, suburbs of kyiv, more than a thousand bodies buried in mass graves.ium, outside kharkiv, investigators have finished exhuming the bodies of more than 400 ukrainians. 99% died from violence, and dozens, if not more, were tortured as they were killed. for the first time last week, a group of u.n. appointed experts presented preliminary evidence of russian atrocities. the official in charge of the united nations independent commission of inquiry on ukraine is erik mose, and he joins me now. thank you very much. welcome to the newshour. your commission visited 27 towns and settlements in ukraine and interviewed more than 150 witnesses and victims. what is the scale of russian war crimes? erik: so far, we have investigated four areas of ukraine. we have seen that there have -- there were explosives, which caused devastation both for buildings, infrastructure, hospital, and we have seen violations of personal integrity. a large number of executions, torture, and ill-treatment. sexual and gender-based crime, as well as violence against children. nick: you sa

from russian shelling, they cross the river in brid to save themselves, this bridge connects irpin and buchaal, and at the beginning of the full-scale invasion , it was destroyed, and this actually stopped the offensive of russian troops to the capital, but of course it cannot be left in this form and must be rebuilt, and turkey promises to do this, but the destroyed part of the bridge itself will be left as it is , it will become a memorial, and nearby a turkish company is already building a new bridge, it will be a completely new bridge, four works are underway you see workers, a lot of construction equipment, a lot of work is carried out every day, the ukrainian city council gave permission even to carry out work around the clock and at night, despite the curfew that a very important object has been renovated in kharkiv oblast, lithuania, borodyans, and for example, they will restore a destroyed school, and in irpen, a kindergarten, as well as repair a bridge over the trubizh river. to continue in ukraine, there is already a fastri kavariplen, that is, a plan for the rapid restoration of

i think of the mass grave that we visited in bucha. in irpin, the apartment buildings after apartment buildings burned out. but ukraine goes on. we saw firsthand the strength of the ukrainian people in the face of vladimir putin's inhumane barbarism. but just as putin has shown his true colors, so have the people of ukraine -- in brilliant blue and yellow. over the past six months since the invasion, their bravery and humanity consistently shine through. when senator portman and i went to ukraine last january as part of a group of senators -- we were the last group that went in before the war started, with senator shaheen and murphy and senator blumenthal and senator wicker and senator cramer -- we witnessed the incredible resolve of the ukrainian people. last week we saw up close a nation defending its homeland in a way that few expected would even be possible. we had an excellent hour-long meeting with president zelenskyy and the defense minister and the president's chief of staff. our country has helped them so much. we heard the story of ho

armed forces of ukraine liberated kyiv region from the russian invaders and then bucha and borodyanka were opened, irpinel and gostomel, the russians left behind thousands of corpses of killed and tortured peaceful inhabitants of the ruins and entire streets were destroyed by bombing, while the whole world was shocked, the ukrainians had fight on and hold on hold on like a locker with a rooster, the soviets, this photo was taken by a public journalist, a kitchen locker that miraculously survived on the wall of a destroyed house, and on it stood a ceramic rooster, which also became something of a symbol of resistance, and then we all dreamed of saving the azov people who heroically defended mariupol from the surroundings and for 86 days they kept almost without supplies of food, water and medicines, the azovstal plant azov steel has become for the whole world a symbol of indomitability and invincibility. the world, these photos in which the wounded and exhausted defenders of mariupol, who did not break but turned the tide of the war and now for us, are also a symbol of how we must support and not forget

the time. and they are collecting signatures, eh, mykhailyn, what do you have in the irpin city council and in buchais also destruction there, just like in gostomel , kyiv region was liberated, we remember it was under occupation, now there is some kind of centralized program restoration of any reaction to that register of damaged property in the action of the authorities, the situation is actually very difficult because the cold period is approaching, in fact, it is already cold, it is already plus seven plus five at night. accordingly, we are entering the cold period in these four-n' six months after the liberation, not much was done. why this happened is because we understand that ukraine is at war and this direction cannot be normally financed from the central budget, it is not very well financed from the regional budget. and where the occupied communities have no income, business has not revived taxes have not come and there are no sources from which it can be done and there are humanitarian funds, there are humanitarian missions, there are private donors who are ready to help, but this is not

when i saw what i saw bucha, when you see what i saw in irpin, everybody -- if you're not speaking louda, that this war, and no war makes any sense, and that president putin of russia right now, they can have been killing for the last 200 days, children and women and elderly. it could be you or i. this war must end yesterday, and we all need to stay louder about it. [ applause ] >> prime minister, i wanted you to close for us by reminding us in a sense why bill and hillary clinton restarted cgi, because of the urgency of the -- of the threats and the -- sometimes lack of progress. you know, when the u.n. set up its millennial grows, poverty was cut enormously. and then we faced a series of challenges. and now we're in a very different place where there's a lot of work to do. i know you talked to the u.n. general assembly this morning about this. tell us about that. >> the bottom line is that the world looks too much like it did 100 years ago. but we should know better, because tef the experience of 100 years ago. we have educated people and we have a united nations that is supposed to m

in bucha and irpin, the same units, the same armed forces conducting the same operations in any occupied have said the recent gains by the ukrainian soldiers have really made the russian stop and think again about what else might be heading their way. about what else might be heading theirway. how about what else might be heading their way. how can western allies support ukraine to make sure they capitalise on the progress they have already made? i capitalise on the progress they have already made?— capitalise on the progress they have already made? i think that of course vladimir putin _ already made? i think that of course vladimir putin is _ already made? i think that of course vladimir putin is now _ already made? i think that of course vladimir putin is now counting i already made? i think that of course vladimir putin is now counting in i vladimir putin is now counting in the energy crisis in europe, openly talking about this russian propaganda. solidarity and sanctions in creating the common strategy, how to be in this long winter. this is the main thing now, solidarity and to cre

our visits to irpi in my judgment and -- irpin and bucha. it is one thing to see it on 82 vision and another to talk to the residents about what happened. it is hard to believe that such things can happen in the 21st century. senator klobuchar and i also visited the airport outside of kyiv. this photograph is of the airport and some of the destruction there. this is the deputy minister of interior of ukraine. he joined us there. this airport was meant to be russia's forward operating base for its assault on kyiv. it was assaulted by elegality russian airborne forces and experienced chechen forces on the very first day of the war, february 24, with a plan to secure the airport and use it for ferrying in troops and equipment flying in russian forces to take over kyiv appeared take over the country. however, these troops had landed deep into ukrainian territory and brave ukrainian soldiers, mostly inexperienced but highly motivated national guard troops, counterattacked the russian invaders at the airport. they fought ferociously. remember, the

to defend the left bank of the irpin river in order not to let them into kyiv, and this is a one hundred percent probability that this horde will enter the city of bucha anatoliy fedoruk all this time of occupation he was in buchi as long as there was an opportunity, he was engaged in the life of the city when the russian military began to look for him, he was hiding, he assures that he did not know that the military would occupy the defense on the opposite bank of the irpen, and in the interview he only expressed his the assumption insists that the decision on evacuation should have been made not by him, but by the regional military administration, but i insist that it carry out the evacuation. well, here the regional administration was turned to in the very first days, er, until march 3, definitely not because er, there was not even an understanding what was happening while they were trying to figure out that bucha was actually occupied on march 3, it became clear to everyone how can residents be district, regional and state that bucha is already occupied, based on that, it is necessary to act in a way that allows the situation, a decision was made

bucha. what tanks do we have ? these will be scenes so that the bochanians will be ready because i will tell you honestly, many of my neighbors and friends in irpin are already simply evicting their apartment complexes and cinematographers, both ours and not ours, because in a few months they felt an absolutely cynical attitude, when really, as you say, people come to hype up tragedies, line up various tins, so they will be very careful to treat your filming, so please explain so that we can just get rid of all the manipulations, how do you say which scenes will be in buchi, ah, because there is already a brutal scene in the trailer, and it was filmed in buchi that's why people are worried about whether the people of buchanan will see tanks and russian military personnel, even actors dressed up, he already told you about tanks and he is there, you are inventing something in the trailer, there is a tank, now we can see it in the parking lot, it is going well, let's go with the letter in well, you tell us, the audience will see where the people go he looks at everyone, how is it, the injury is water, what do you not have? you probably have a tank.