yes we are ended up in buchi. you tell us about those first days of training, what did you do there and who exactly did you help? i had the idea that this is a gray area, that is, there is a front line where active battles are being fought, and there are hospitals and doctors are not affected, that is, it is a safe place, the wounded will just come to us, but later we understood that this is completely not like that, because when automatic rounds were first heard under the windows, in the nearby streets... columns of heavy equipment passed and we could see them and even count them, fighter jets flew over us and we saw how it landed landing from enemy helicopters, of course, this concept was immediately dispelled. we were engaged in providing help to all those who needed it, both civilians, and from the tro group, and with the armed forces, who were injured during the defense of the airport. there were also injured children, since the hospital did not work with children, because it was not a children's hospital, so

in the first days of the occupation of buchi, she and her husband provided medical care there.he helps wounded fighters to recover. and get back on their feet, is engaged in their rehabilitation. today i have as a guest the national legend of ukraine, doctor, pediatrician, and today rehabilitator, olga svyst. olya, i congratulate you, today i am visiting. congratulations irina. a very interesting path and very, probably, difficult, because if you imagine it from a pediatrician, a private clinic, to a mobilized military doctor. today, i want you to share with our viewers your experience, the experience of war that you already have, and i want to start precisely from february 24, 2022, where you were at that time and how you ended up, in fact, in buch. on february 24, we were at home, we lived in the city of irpin, this city is next to the city... bucha, and my daughter was sick at that time, and had a high temperature, and accordingly i did not sleep at night, and i must have heard for the first time, as a rocket whistled over our city. and about 30-40 minutes in the medical roo

so looking ahead, everything really worked out for sofia, sofia survived, was evoked with us from buchi, and she received prosthetics abroad. and even dreamed of writing a book, and she wrote it and published it, it’s called don’t be a disaster, there were also other children, you continue to communicate with sofia, of course, we maintain contacts with virtually everyone who was in buchi then, and whom we evacuated, especially with all the children, and... together with their relatives, respectively, very much we are proud of their achievements. there were also children who simply had various acute conditions that needed medical attention, and i am proud of those parents who, despite the fact that it was extremely dangerous to move around the city after 5 o'clock, made a decision to save the children's health and reached the hospitals but this is what probably everyone experiences in ukraine, when one part of your relatives is at home, and with the other you have to go to another city, and at this time you have danger above you, bullets are flying, now rockets are flying, and here we pr

from the russian occupation , concrete evidence about these lists began to appear, in particular from buchi. there was evidence of the existence of the shooters. the fact that russian soldiers were leaving the house to the house, they were looking for specific people, so there were no, you know, cases where just a drunk soldier really wanted to pull the trigger, it was planned in advance, they had lists, i see lists printed, not handwritten , someone from maybe local people somewhere dictated some collaborations, maybe there were, but they were prepared, they were printed, that is , they knew where they were going... to which address and to whom, and what kind of person it was. later, testimonies about the organized work of the russians on the lists rang out from other released persons territory the city of kherson in southern ukraine was occupied by russian troops almost from the first days of the full-scale invasion and began to systematically kidnap people. among them was the chief doctor of one of the kherson hospitals and a former city deputy. councilor of kherson leonid remyga. here,

in the first days of the occupation of buchi, she and her husband provided medical care there. she helps wounded soldiers to recover and get back on their feet, is engaged in their rehabilitation. today i have a guest, the national legend of ukraine, a doctor a pediatrician, and today a rehabilitator, olga svyst. olya, i congratulate you today. i have a guest, congratulations irina, a very interesting path and very, probably difficult, because if you imagine it from a pediatrician in a private clinic to a mobilized military medic, i want you to share with our viewers today your experience, the experience of war, which you already have, and i want to start precisely from february 24 , 2022. year, where were they at that time and how did they end up, actually speaking? on february 24, we were at home, we lived in the city of irpin, a city that is near the city of bucha, and my daughter was sick at that moment and had a high temperature, and accordingly i did not sleep at night, and i probably heard for the first time how a rocket whistled over our city, and some 30-40 minutes lat

almost immediately after the discovery of mass murders in buchi, the russian state media ria novosticle by political technologist timofiy sergeytsev on what russia should do. fight with ukraine, it explains one of the things announced by vladimir putin's goals of the war against ukraine. i decided to conduct a special military operation. strive for the demilitarization and denazification of ukraine. in an article by a russian political technologist, being a nazi simply means being ukrainian. denazification will inevitably be de-ukrainization. the name ukraine cannot be preserved for a completely denazified state entity. a significant mass of the population of ukraine are accomplices of nazism and must be punished. historian timothy snyder called this text a russian textbook on genocide. one of the most frankly genocidal documents he had ever seen. eugene finkel agrees with this assessment. it talked about the destruction of ukrainian identity and the transformation of people into russians. the mere fact that a person has a ukrainian identity or is a ukrainian would be enough to becom

from buchi, when the russians tried capture kyiv region. vladyslav was then only 29.f march, the connection with him disappeared, so the mother started her own. tracking, i found a man who told me that the car was shot on march 2, 22, and on the morning of march 3, he went out to farm near the house and heard someone calling for help, my son was lying bleeding on the frozen ground, all night, it turns out that when he returned with bentham, and my son was no longer found, as soon as the ukrainian armed forces liberated the kyiv region, mass graves were exhumed. in particular, in buchi discovered more than a thousand bodies of innocently killed. we had exhumations, my son was neither among the living nor among the dead. we were at these exhumations. then they found isolated hiding places in the fields. there was one, two, six people buried here. and you pray all the time that your son is not among them. later, one of ms.'s nights... a released prisoner of war called tatiana and told her that he and her son were in a pre-trial detention center in kursk. later, vladyslav

her son tried to leave buchi when the russians tried to seize kyiv region.ladyslav was then only 29. from the first days of march, the connection with him disappeared, so the mother started her own investigation. i found a man who informed me that the car was shot on march 2, 22nd, and on the morning of march 3 he went out to do chores near the house and heard someone... calling for help, my son was lying bleeding on the frozen ground , the whole night comes out when he returned from bentham, my son was no longer found. as soon as the ukrainian armed forces liberated the kyiv region, mass graves were exhumed. in particular , more than a thousand bodies of innocently killed people were found in buchi. we had an exhumation, my son was not among the living, not among the dead. we were at these exhumations. then they found individual hiding places in the fields, there was one, two, six people, now they are buried, and you pray all the time that your son is not among them. then, one of the nights , a released prisoner of war called ms. tatiana and told her that t

once again, the russian military was accused of all these crimes in buchi in 1922.ilians, rape." robberies, looting, but what to do now, because with his testimony under oath, the czech mercenary destroys the myth of the heroic defenders of ukrainian freedom and democracy. whom simon shot, raped, and robbed, civilians, those who were suspected in cooperation with the russian military? simon's atrocity is just one of thousands of war crimes by soldiers of fortune who pulled up from different corners. light on ukraine after the start of the special operation. on july 6, the new york times published a large article with the revelations of the german doctor caspar grosse that he served in one of the most famous units of foreign mercenaries, the roti chosen. he witnessed the atrocities committed by foreign mercenaries in ukraine. a few hours after the battle in eastern ukraine. last august, a wounded and unarmed russian soldier crawled through an almost destroyed trench, asking for help from his opponents, a detachment of foreign volunteers under the command of an americ

it did not turn into such a legend and did not become some kind of myth, as was the case with the buchistory were again raised on flags and banners, they would have dripped a little deeper when it was necessary to provide some information, it turned out that you were coming out on your own... i caught myself, that you supported this conflict, that you sent these missiles, that you put the clumsy monkeys behind the controls, they hit the children. continuing the topic, something about the situation in krivoy rog, from where on the same day on july 8, there were many reports of dead and wounded, as ukrainian newspapers insisted, the cause was indiscriminate russian attacks, but to confirm the attacks on a certain civilian... development, the regional prosecutor's office for some reason decided to show not apartment buildings, but industrial buildings, which were quickly identified by local residents, the plant was destroyed in pieces, well , it’s gas here, the fact is that now most industrial enterprises are idle there with insufficient energy, labor and other things, and accordingly, mor

what technologies were used and why did kiev need a new lie of buchi’s level right now? ronald gadier moved from texas to krasnodar because in the states he was being dragged for interrogation by the fbi. they teach russian.

we know about the cases of izyum, buchi, boredyanka, irpen kherson, etc that these cities were liberatedply convinced that when the ukrainian army reaches such places as, for example, melitopol, we will see massive. burials and evidence of mass murders, we just don't have access to these places now, no one but the russians do. with each deoccupation, as we have seen, new confirmations of new atrocities appear. before the deoccupation of the izyum region, even i, despite the fact that by this time i had already written the declaration of the verkhovna rada, and we had made significant progress in the work on the article, i could not imagine what we would find under raisin mass burials of local people. the armed forces of ukraine liberated izyum, a city in the kharkiv region in september 2022. 447 bodies were found in mass graves there, including at least 414 civilians. this area has become a huge crime scene. forensic teams carefully remove hundreds of bodies from the ground. it is here that horror acquires names and numbers, an unprovoked invasion. everyone killed many, we already knew t

think of the pictures from buchi, the civilians shot in cold blood, their bodies left in the street, shocking photo of the man riding a bicycle. think about it about a four-year-old girl who was recently reported to the un to have been sexually assaulted. long before i became vice president of the united states, i spent most of my career as a prosecutor. i have no idea how important it is to gather facts and present them before the law. in the case of russia's actions in ukraine, we checked the evidence. we know the legal rules. and these are definitely crimes against humanity. the united states has officially determined that russia has committed crimes against humanity. and i say to all those who committed these crimes and theirs leaders who are accomplices of these crimes, you will be held accountable. maria is now talking about the administration's possible foreign policy if she is elected president. experts here in washington, one of them in particular is jeffrey stacey, a former senior adviser at the state department, shared his assessment today of what that might look like. the

perversion in murders, in tortures, in absolutely. nocidal practice, we saw all this in the occupied buchi, in the liberated later raisin, when they found our people in the forests, excuse me, and there was an understanding of how these people died, what was their terrible path to their last breath, so the strike on okhmadito should not have surprised ukrainians in any way, but it did so, that's why andrew? well, he surprised me because people relaxed, because people relaxed, maybe we are too humane ukrainians, and we don’t even imagine that someone can do that, on the other hand, krystyna, in fact, ukrainians are really humane by nature, ukrainians are very very often forgiven this is one of the i don't want to discuss the features there because it is, as they say, everyone's business, but in general we are really a people who forget very often, who forget very quickly. unlike some others, who for years, even centuries, carry the memory of certain events, and carry certain warnings about something, but people have relaxed, people have forgotten, especially where there are no missile strik

we played a charity match in buchi, and more than a million hryvnias were collected. this is so that there is an understanding of how much can be collected, our guys deserve that we help them, i did not say by chance, they protected us, let us protect them, they need our support and our protection, and in general, at the charity match, we managed to collect 100 uah. anna morozova, bohdan proskurov from poltava for espresso tv channel. look for more interesting videos on the espresso youtube channel, be sure to subscribe. live broadcasts are already there, all news releases, programs and special projects that can only be seen here, also a short video on hot topics in the shorts section, share them, comment, be close every day, it was all the news at 2 p.m., we'll meet you at 3 p.m., then meet my colleagues marta oliarnyk and antin borkovskii at teterispressa, stay with espresso and don't switch. glory to ukraine, dear tv viewers, the information day of the tv channel 10 continues . there are a lot of events in the morning. in the morning, the enemy hit kharkiv with two missiles, one o

help zelensky stay in power, prolonging the fighting, creating new fakes in an attempt to replicate buchi'sy liberated the village of yasnobrodovka, the ministry of defense reported this today. the defense department also spoke about the destruction of four american haimers installations, which were prepared for attacks on crimea. denis alekseev will tell you more about the progress of the special operation. the high command in kiev is shaking at just one word from iskander, especially on the eve of the nato summit. and what can we say about the landing sites of our high-precision missiles? there is no living space left from the intended goals. here is an example from the latest of how our military made adjustments. vsushnikov’s plans, they were preparing an attack in the crimean direction, russian intelligence identified the positions of several american hymers, after which a missile strike was launched on them. during the day, the armed forces of the russian federation carried out a group strike with high-precision weapons on the american hymers multiple launch rocket system systems, prep

doctor, at that moment, having a call with the military and having the experience of the occupation in buchith all kinds of injuries and making quick decisions, that was the beginning of why i'm in rehab, i first saw children with amputations, i saw people with amputations, spinal cord injuries, chest injuries, combined injuries, and i understood that i want to be in this direction and help them, that is, you yourself chose this direction of rehabilitation, did you decide that? yes, but i didn't get there right away, at first i had a place of service in a military unit, as the head of the medical service, and my work there was a little different, i had experience in providing emergency care in civilian conditions, we went through it every six months at our clinic, it was a rule that we had the skills to provide emergency aid, but in military medicine it is completely... and one of my areas of work was also to master the provision of assistance in tactical medicine, according to military protocols, but over time, my fate turned out to be such that i got into the field of military rehabilitati

perversion, in murders, in tortures, in absolutely genocidal practices, we saw all this in the occupied buchihen liberated izyum, when we found our people in the forests, excuse me, and there was understanding how these people died, what... their path to their last breath was terrible, so the blow to okhmadit should not have surprised ukrainians in any way, but it surprised him so, that's why andriy surprised me because people relaxed i'm sorry, that's one of the... i don't want to discuss the traits there, because it's everybody's business, as they say, but in general we really are a people who forget very often, who forget very quickly, unlike some others who, for years, even for centuries they carry the memory of certain ones events and and and carry certain warnings about something, but people relaxed, people forgot... especially where there are no missile strikes, where there are none, and even, listen, even, even where there are missile strikes, even there, where there is constant russian terror, we see that there are people who are ready anyway to justify russian, to justify russia, th

after the liberation by our heroic armed by the forces of part of the occupied territories, after buchiin, when ukraine was at the peak of its popularity, when everyone wanted to take a picture with our president, and when ukrainian positions were very easy to enter, now it is necessary to shape it, and in order to shape it, it is necessary to involve. public organizations, it is necessary to involve the entire spectrum of politics, international lawyers in order to work out , point by point, the very things that we need. on the positive side, the rhetoric is changing. for example, in the last of the resolutions of the osce parliamentary assembly, it is bipartisan amendment from republicans and democrats clearly defined russian policy as colonial, as imperial, that before, well , if the united states had never used, because what is the definition of colonial policy, it is that... the world must fight for the liberation of those who not only occupied, and who is now actually under colonial pressure, this is basically the construction of post-war, post-europe and the world after the secon

war, this is also a big field for corruption, but i can’t explain, today the highway from kyiv to buchivery high-quality asphalt, major repairs, they are transferring and building a perfect asphalt road , people, well, you understand, we are talking about huge funds. hryvnias for the construction of roads or the restoration of roads in the front-line territories, this is donetsk region, kharkiv region, most importantly, and here i understand that it is necessary, having talked with many people who are at the front or near front, you understand that potholes on the roads, broken roads are time, and time is very often life, so there, but there, too, it is necessary to track that out of these 3 billion, well, at least a percentage, i would like to have 100%, but we all understand where we live, and which ones we don’t, we live in a beautiful country, what kind of people are around us, but here you can still understand there 3 billion for front-line roads, because there it is logistics, equipment, people, evacuations, well there it is necessary, so simple just control. but with mr. verbytsk

material, we were looking for a small surgical kit, well, we understood that what was happening in buchile , we will have it soon, when we heard about the warthog, we understood that it would soon come to us, so we tried to prepare immediately, well, that is, we ... made decisions quickly, there was no such thing, that we ah yes, somehow it will be, no, we immediately understood that, that it would be difficult, it was also complicated by the fact that nemishaeva is such a sleeping town, and like kerpin, bucha, in general, like a suburb, that is, people drive to sleep in nemishaev, yes, the children are small there, after all, there are parks, nature, to work in kyiv, and we had a huge bunch, mothers with children, and many of them disappeared. milk, or someone did not have time to buy baby formula, someone was lactose intolerant from childhood, that is, even if we tried to get milk from a cow there, to at least start feeding with milk, it was more difficult with some children, and we, for example, had one of the urgent needs, it was baby formula, and then the urgent needs appeared in th

frames have passed, of course, they cannot leave anyone indifferent, just like what what happened in buchiwhat happened in mariupol, so it's like... anti-advertisement, especially since we know that the russians tried somehow to soften this perception and this influence and the obvious influence of these just visual pictures of some kind, and you mentioned narendra modi, here in general, to be honest, it can be perceived as a manifestation, i don’t know, this is a representative of the so-called global south, and of course it was explained here before... it is called the largest democracy in the world, the largest democracy is very formal, of course, and there are remnants of caste the systems are still preserved, as you know, but you know, i'm looking for another thing, in rendra modi is actually a unique, well almost unique prime minister in the history of india, or in the recent history of india, he is second only to jawaharlal nehru, who was elected for a third term, and with such an authoritative weight, he ... nevertheless goes in this formatter, it is of course sad enough, but at th

war, they are also big a field for corruption, but i can't dream... today the highway from kyiv to buchi is very high-quality asphalt, major repairs, they are moving and building a perfect asphalt road, people, well, you understand, we are talking about huge funds that should go to budget, you know, there is no limit perfection, people probably think so simply, that's why they decided that there is more to be done, i 'm just me, but please steal a centimeter of asphalt, it's already a number with many zeros, you know, but today the information appeared. about the fact that the government allocates more than 3 million hryvnias for the construction of roads or the restoration of roads in the front-line territories, that is donetsk region, kharkiv region, and most importantly, i understand that it is necessary here, because after talking to many people who are at the front or near front, you understand that potholes on the roads, broken roads are time, and time is this very often life, that's why there, but even there it is necessary to track so that out of these three billion, well , at le

in wartime, this is also a big field to corruption, i can't explain today, the highway from kyiv to buchility asphalt, overhaul, being moved and built and...

poroshenko’s replacement, zelensky, invented russia’s involvement in the buchi atrocity in order to disrupthen looming on the horizon. and now the attack on the hospital by a norwegian missile is also just an excuse. for the deployment of missiles in europe, a bloody media plan, from germany, the chief of our european bureau, mikhail antonov. from washington, the german chancellor brought the germans a gift that came as a big surprise to everyone, even to the most patented hawks, the very top of the political pyramid. the united states of america has decided to deploy high-precision missiles on german territory. this is a good decision that fits with what we have already made. back during the munich security conference, i noted that we need to deploy precision warheads in connection with the various types of weapons russia has deployed in europe. as spiegel magazine writes, for several months, washington and berlin conducted secret negotiations on the deployment of medium- and shorter-range missiles, and the initiative belonged to scholz, who insisted that these weapons should appear not ju