to us faster than we thought, and even two months ago, how do you see the return of crimea, in whater the liberation that crimea was captured. attractive, and in order to go on to our mainland, to ukraine, and today i think that all of them already understand about this. they heard how much this putin is in his plans. we all understood that there would be no ukraine without crimea. do you remember how we tried to point out in the last few years what the prospects are in some distant 10-15 years? there is, uh, that's the confidence that we will all be in crimea soon one hundred percent of the topic. thank you for joining our broadcast. have a nice day and the offensive. the counteroffensive will begin when our armed forces decide on it . it depends on the support of the western countries, but we believe in it . i didn’t cover it up, why did they surrender? the commander-in-chief knows what he’s doing. we don’t have space troops. they ’re not very numerous. space forces are the most space -like european ones . lyhovi is ready to join the editor -in-chief of the online news publication

, it is very important for us to demoralize the occupied crimea separately , it is very important forthe object of those who came to crimea and those who lived in kermo before and now live in those who once lived in independent ukraine in the ukrainian crimea, that is why we thought that we need to demoralize them and actively activate a-a direction e-e exactly still er, so that it would be more er, er, as possible , and those who use zz fascist signs will be detected, and we, our activists, have started to fix those cars that have z er signs with the second number in 88 , that is those who have a residence permit subordinate to the territory of the occupied autonomous resource crimea and in the city of sevastopol. and we also work with the registry and we really collect information about license plates and state signs. and we have information about the name of the state. battle surnames and ocellusdirectly on our social resources we inform, for example yuriy yuriyovych is there, the owner of some kind of car with such a state mark, well, we warn you that you are a supporter of a crim

that is, we are working on de-occupation like the crimea factory, the city of sevastopol, the crimeae basic law on the indigenous people of ukraine, er, which is simply a great merit of your team and anton, and there must be the development of the legislative branch, yes, that is, the logical second and third steps. well, i understand that now there is a war , but no one has canceled the political and legislative path, i am sure that the president will not cancel this path and will not forget about it. did you talk about maybe some changes in the strategy that was written a year ago before the war? it seems so. some strategic things were discussed, well, it is very interesting about what about what well, i know that you cannot say all of this, that is, but what can be said about the mood of the president, about his thoughts on this matter, the president has repeatedly said that there are no compromises regarding the territorial integrity of our state, including crimea we cannot and will never be sevastopol , of course, as a state body that is a key vertical of the president, we are w

that russia annexed, occupied and annexed crimea more than eight years ago. very warm welcome to the program. let me start by asking you really about crimea, given it's your area of expertise, and you are so familiar with it. like we said, annexed by russia in 2014, we hear very little in fact, what, about what's happening. give us a sense of what you have been hearing on the ground? >> well, hello. yes, indeed. actually, crimea was occupied by if russian federation eight years ago and it's important to consider when we try to assess the situation there. because after eight years, it's, especially after the all out aggression of the russian federation against ukraine started it became hard to get information from the inside, from inside the peninsula. however, we get this information from open sources but also from our insiders, so to say. and i would point out two immaj trends. first, the militarization, means that russia turned crimea in to a military base to launch the offensive against mainland ukraine, which is really dramatic. i think. but on the other

and belgorod already there, it has already gone according to the full program, partly through the crimear that in this situation they are now trying to advance, at least as they say, partly, although kilometers, but strategically they have milking points to the borders of donetsk of luhansk, all geographical and control zones in the south of the zaporizhzhia region in order to conduct negotiations regarding these territories regarding the so-called dpr, as putin already said, we have two positions that have arisen today after those first negotiation processes, which were in parentheses, now the question has already been raised, in addition to these positions on the neutral status of the date of non-admission, the question is raised about the fact that we already call the dnr of the lpr officially ukraine, but within the geographical territory of the crimea for russia, what is not adopted in principle for ukraine, and even more so i will say that even those resources that have been generated today, even individual offensive actions against individual villages there several kilometers away

the russian federation, crimea again became part of russia. meanwhile, andrei gromyko continued to defend the political interests of the soviet union with one of his main achievements as the soviet minister of foreign affairs, which gromyko occupied in 1957 was the signing of the famous helsinki accords. this document consolidated the territorial results of the second world war and proclaimed the principle of the inviolability of european borders. 1982 ussr celebrated its sixtieth anniversary throughout the country , festive events were held, commemorative coins were issued, stamps, photo albums by this time, almost no one doubted the validity of the words of the soviet anthem, the union of non-ruin free republics rallied forever great russia, the unity and power of the ussr seemed unshakable. the most beautiful end of the olympic season of figure skating on ice star team of champions the best figure skaters of the country and the world continue. this means that there are twice as many benefits, so milk is a bundle of benefits of milk, which b

petersburg and crimea.ork of almost forty clandestine workshops for the modernization of weapons has been stopped. manufacture of ammunition 560 units of firearms, both domestic and foreign, including machine guns, grenades and 50 kg of explosives, were seized from illegal circulation. the production of domestic membrane fabrics that both breathe and do not let in moisture has been established in ivanovo. the material is very successful ; clothes are sewn from it for children of hunters and athletes. well , they use ivanovo fabrics and the yaroslavl factory of jackets and overalls, and in the face of growing demand for russian clothes, they plan to expand new employees, teach themselves practically from scratch, reportage. leonida muravyova green-orange -pink fabrics of various colors, but certainly bright, in this workshop in the center of yaroslavl they sew clothes for children and teenagers, trousers, overalls and suits for comfortable walks even in extreme conditions, the rush demand for children's clot

me got those, the likely annexation of crimea. the action from don boston, so on, certainly fed these spheres size and so that they became stronger. it is that i hear but beat the really thine is the navy sitting in blue, france and germany will question marks. but in the past, ukraine had always been able to look to the united states for support when september 2019 chrislynn soleski made his 1st official trip to the us to give his inaugural speech at the united nations in new york. thank you very much. i was just almost need you then res, vomiting zivare more visit near my year to enjoy the me new storm last night. most of which one does have miss betsy glee. davy, not greatly did he not you wrong, but his visit was overshadowed by the scandal engulfing venue as president donald trump, in which he played a big part. it hinged on a phone call between the 2 men, 2 months before in july 2019 or in the called trump asked ukraine to investigate his democratic rival, joe biden, and his son hunter. if ukraine refused us 8 would be withh

will not hold back, crimea will also accuse us of having committed aggression in crimea, how iraq waset. yes, they forced to fight and bleed cancer with iran, as ukraine and russia today are insured, trying to tear us away from two fraternal peoples, therefore, they allegedly have grounds. what is

and lin immediately proceeded with not only to annex crimea, but to absorb the whole province of crimea, will city as well as the city, as the last appointed me, which has a special status ah laptops you and to make them both subjects of the russian federation, seed to levy does the best of both guests that she speaks yet a doll fair do sushi de la c dash o in response to crimea, annexation members of the g 7, imposed harsh sanctions against hooting and russia. manhattan guns under ignition them. it is ation that just a vis lily. the russians hadn't expected the west to react. so united lee and decisively and forgotten for clayton in russia that leading representatives often asked me why you of all people that you should understand that we feel humiliated emerge is nothing you yourselves were humiliated after world war one gleiss. but that's not a good historical comparison. gotta the comparison is precisely a country with such a difficult history as germany flood must stand up resolutely for the law to be upheld most. that's why the message that had to be sent was a red line has been r

and joining russia was led to and crimea was annexed. we were so happy we thought we could be annexed to me. my friends, every one we kept thinking that russia was going to take us back to get a good many in ukraine feared exactly that. that coaching would go even further, who i knew what they could do. the same thing that they did with crimea will objectively they have enough resources for that, that the western alliance, meanwhile, was stymied enough. newsome employee those in c h s, u. and there we found ourselves in a completely new situation. schiff duly thought, who, where the russian head of state had basically made choices for the great country of ukraine, and try to keep its president in place of got any price. can you kind e at the county. alton lan immediately proceeded not only to annex crimea, but to absorb the whole province, have crimea, or city as well as the city, as the last appointed me, which has a special status. ah laptops you and to make them both subjects of the russian federation, c de la villette. does he best t

right now, huge things for you in crimea. thank you for this work. all the best to you.f course, history would not be complete without the story of a person who was forced to become a refugee, and we will talk with this person right now, find out. in what conditions do refugees with ukraine live today, how are they received by the crimeans, and the words of the person who found himself in this situation elena is in touch with us now elena hello. hello well , i want to say that i even recognized myself, this is the eighth school from the very beginning. i was there too . uh, i want to say that fake is definitely, because just where i am talking to reporters. i expressed my deep gratitude to everyone who took part, er, personally in my situation. uh, the woman is sitting at the table over there. she cried a lot and asked all the people of the world to take care of bread. that's just this frame, there is a dark woman with a girl. for some reason, she doesn’t speak on the frame, but she also thanked and begged people to take care. bread, not gold, bread and water. here he is

— think it is focused primarily on crimea and donbas? not the whole of ukraine, crimea and donbas?e of ukraine, the ultimate goal _ crimea and donbas? not the whole of ukraine, the ultimate goal would i crimea and donbas? not the whole of ukraine, the ultimate goalwould be l ukraine, the ultimate goal would be to cut ukraine from the red sea. they have already —— much from the black sea. further to 0desa. i do not think he will achieve that by the victory day on the 9th of may and he wants to present a victory to the russian population through his propaganda channels but it is key it might clear mariupol is the main point no through donbas.- might clear mariupol is the main point no through donbas. there is talk of world _ point no through donbas. there is talk of world war _ point no through donbas. there is talk of world war iii _ point no through donbas. there is talk of world war iii and - point no through donbas. there is talk of world war iii and the i point no through donbas. there is| talk of world war iii and the mayor of lviv says this is a fight between democracies and t

now in the crimea now very briefly. now in crimea there is a lot about poklonskaya. they say. that's in connection with her interview with a new project. echo of moscow called live breasts, i have said more than once about some actresses, yes, but worship, simply. sorry fool. i don’t know if we can then, lord, are a fool and that’s all, because bohemia is always more interesting than. well, to be honest, than about e, it means oleksandr usyk, who is there for loyalty to the duty of certain representatives, bohemians, actors, actresses, singers at the moment after the special operation. they spoke out somehow, well, anti-state again the operation was condemned. after that, a proposal began even in the state duma, it appeared to deprive the titles of awards of those who now oppose themselves to the state in such a way. the fact that chulpan khamatova left russia and moved to latvia became known a month ago, the actress has since given several interviews last week khamatova was invited to latvian television by the actress.

, yes, that is, in the donbas, we had a positional war for 8 years, and crimea, we did not touch crimea, because this is the territory of russia according to russian legislation , that is, if we started fighting in crimea, it would mean war with russia. by the way, putin spoke about this the other day at a meeting with the youth there. he said that the situation in the people's republic of china has deteriorated significantly over the past eight years, and he acknowledged this fact. by the way it is also interesting, but in crimea has a completely different situation, i think that now he hopes that there will be a completely different situation in these occupied and after that annexed territories. but i think that this hope is useless because the fact of war is already happening, we are already at war with the russian federation . i think that we will liberate our territory regardless of whether russia annexes them to itself, annexes them or not. for us, these are our territories and they will be liberated. well, but the calculation that putin has. by the way, i don’t think that he is a

head of the republic of crimea said that crimea is absolutely.n region, people can easily decide where they can stay in the crimea or go to krasnodar to rostov or there to the same, tomsk or i don’t know to yekaterinburg, of course, everyone is free in their movements. and well, some problems, and especially yes, a forced move from the crimea to some kind of distributors there such, of course not. no one, damn it, serhiy gaidai, who calls himself the head of the lugansk regional administration, and in fact, who does not appear there again, this time invents content for the ukrainian media, he published a post that seems to consist of a stream of consciousness of the guide himself , he said, they say, the russian military forces ukrainian women to spy for the soldiers of ukraine and the secret agents allegedly have no choice, because the lives of their children are at stake. in theory, there should be some evidence. oh yes, this is ukrainian propaganda facts - this is superfluous. well, here's how countermeasures are working to expose fakes our co

won’t hold it, crimea will also blame us, that we committed aggression in the crimea as accused iraqs, they forced to fight and they bleed cancer with iran, like there will be fear between ukraine and russia today, trying to tear us away from two fraternal peoples. therefore, they allegedly have grounds that there is something wrong with the middle east regime, some violations, no violations. no, the violation of one is, so to speak, the west cannot exist. they don't have an economy. no, ideology. there is no faith. they suffer they have the only way out of this war. everything has changed. yeah slowly that's where i am here is my garden garden home stands my trees. here, here, here, everything is done. you see, the scoundrel, here the lilac bush remained, but they took like here 79, you see masashi, 79. thinner trees were thinner 40 years have passed. they were just so thin . and now they have already turned into what a giant you see, they left the house, their native, and threw the native home to fight. that's where we kept potatoes, cucumbers, tomatoes, apples, watermelons, that i

we said that crimea is a litmus test on the one hand.his is how our internal forces behave in relation to the crimea, so they will behave in relation to it. in russia when is the appropriate period? now he has arrived and that's it. this is a real confirmation, therefore , of course, what the president said. e from the fact that the west shot himself, i don’t know, rather it’s not in the leg, but already somewhere in the head area. it may not have been finalized yet, but we discussed all these issues at major international forums. in before the pandemic, there was the crane montana forum, also a well-known forum, and we talked about the effectiveness and the possibility of applying sanctions against russia, the majority came to the conclusion that russia is completely wrongly estimated as 2% of the world economy. russia is 40% of the world's resources. maybe in terms of the pressure of this economy of resources and the economy of candy wrappers, as we are here, uh, well, there are chances actually. here, well, they are not obvious in tha

reading chess and three meals a day in crimea they are treated humanely, the ukrainian military weren their homeland they treat prisoners the same way until they watched a video of ukrainian militants bullying russian soldiers. my take on this is wrong. in our case , we are treated as it should be. for me, this is a shock. the same is true for you, while the leaders of ukraine are sending thousands of their military to death. the soldiers themselves do not agree with the position of kiev. i don’t understand the logic of the eight-year war in donbass at all if people want to disconnect, then the meaning of this topic is no , it’s impossible, because then someone else will want to, then someone else will want to disconnect, and so nothing will remain. among the prisoners are not only experienced soldiers, but also eighteen-year-old recruits.

crimea was the most popular holiday destination for the crowned heads. the kings of the emperor visited here, stayed for a long time, corrected their imperial majesty. today, the most luxurious residence of russian tsars in crimea, the livadia palace gives everyone opportunity to touch history. entrance is free, walk around, i don’t want the air that they breathed along the paths of alexander ii and the third nicholas ii dasha enjoy life. let me not whether this palace was filmed in the film dog in the manger is very similar. you probably don’t know, but it was not customary for monarchs to swim in the sea. for them , the baths on the shore were filled, and the ears had to be plugged with cotton wool soaked in olive oil so that water would not enter the brain. the simpler people also reached out to the crimea, bought plots and built. how much interestingly, he now stands this site at a loss. if he paid 4000 then. well , now ten thousand for a hundred is not for such a plot, but for an ordinary ordinary somewhere on the outskirts. yes , chekhov paid 4,000

crimea should be some kind of railway network that allows you to transfer people, crimea, uh, or cargoo crimea and this is only through zaporozhye, you understand, and this is where the question arises for me and again, if you figure out from moscow a normal sound corridor, crimea this is kharkiv zaporozhye kharkiv lozova zaporozhye sinelnikova further melitopol simferopol is the traditional normal land corridor, crimea and from here, well, you can read differently this is a statement, but even here it is no less important, donbass understands this. but the south of ukraine e during the second phase, the south of ukraine should be liberated , it is clear that this is not the kherson region. it has already been liberated and not that part of the zaporozhye region, which has also already been liberated as a result of the first phase of the offensive. and the south of ukraine remains - this is nikolaev odessa well, i'm different, for example, i can't read it. well, what else, and what else and immediately commenting on 42 settlements? so you came out with quotes, she also listened, and al

but if he comes away with donbas and crimea, — he comes away with donbas and crimea, he _ he comes away help ukraine which is a way of written constant challenge because their offensive weapons that would breach the nato deals. in this backfill and poland if they decide to send some tanks but that means poland then has armed ukraine with offensive tanks. in that mix poland vulnerable to possible threat of attack from russia and further invasion. it doesn't really matter who provides the tanks to home, it does give putin, if you wanted, an excuse to invade further across the eastern board. his troops are very stretched, they're only able to attack donbas now. been able to take the rest of ukraine they proven to be very badly supplied and maintained and badly operated by the troops and generals. we have one general that's managed to take over and talking about the defensive to only attack a very small part of ukraine and though only be able to fulfil many of the threats that he's issued by poland, finland and sweden and other places of the join nato. but still supplying offensive weapons

this is a memorable date, another confirmation of the historical continuity of crimea's stay as partr country, a report by yana shcherbad. it was a consequence of peace without bloodshed, that is, the crimea crossed domoforu into the russian empire. eh, no war. this is not just a phrase on commemorative medals. the goal of the empress is to annex new territories by peaceful means at the end of the 18th century. these lands were almost devastated. the crimean khans were mired in civil strife and completely dependent on the ottoman empire, which was weakened by the soldiers. in their own way, they made such a referendum, that is, an oath, probably, allegiance to empress catherine , the annexation of crimea was deliverance. e, the crimean tatars and other local people who lived here. this thrust is not certainty, signed by catherine on april 19, 1783 changed the fate of these lands for many centuries. wild. the steppes turned into the largest economic and industrial centers in the south, construction was actively going on among the territories that russia annexed to them in the 18th cen

and the rest _ the mariupol area, and crimea and the rest of— the mariupol area, and crimea and thetility, — the rest of donbas. sceptical utility, russia's option can be achieved _ utility, russia's option can be achieved easier. i think the primary -oal achieved easier. i think the primary goat for— achieved easier. i think the primary goal for russia is actually to secure — goal for russia is actually to secure mariupol in order to annex done _ secure mariupol in order to annex done yet — secure mariupol in order to annex done yet -- _ secure mariupol in order to annex done yet. —— donetsk. some of the ambitions — done yet. —— donetsk. some of the ambitions and demand is laid out by president _ ambitions and demand is laid out by president putin seem to do suggest that diplomacy is over. he is president putin seem to do suggest that diplomacy is over.— that diplomacy is over. he is asking for the entire _ that diplomacy is over. he is asking for the entire country _ that diplomacy is over. he is asking for the entire country to _ for the entire country to demilitarise itself for

the situation in crimea was not much better. thus, is midday. what about the problem that russia is constantly taking political prisoners in the crimea remarked, carrying out large scale repression assures it's a really bad domestic political situation there. hm. guardian is especially for those who are loyal to ukraine in as it, as my merrily crimean totters and ukrainians, and, or krajina. in june 2021, the e. u leadership passed a resolution condemning russia. they called on moscow to cease human rights violations against crimean charters. and members of other local communities. a month earlier, zalinski had held a press conference marking the 2nd anniversary of his tenure as president. he was eager to be seen as a strong leader with a pro reform agenda. and chief among the points he addressed was a builds, would limit corruption, and the power of the oligarchs zalinski owed his presidency to one such tycoon. e hor, column whiskey whose one plus one tv channel had been a driving force behind his campaign. column whiskey was a controversial fi

you crank, cannot reclaim control over crimea, or didn't boss in the military way. i mean right now you cranes, military positioning is mostly defensive for other than offensive. so diplomatic track remains very important. in november 2019 president in manuel macaroni of france and chancellor angel immacule of germany announced they would resume meetings with the leaders of russia and ukraine. 3 years had elapsed since the last of these normandy format talks. ah, what was the lensky prepared for negotiations in paris? protesters poured into the streets of keith. his predecessor, petro porsche ango, addressed the assembled crowd, which we're here to day because we believe in our victory. oh, we're also here to prevent our defeat, i'm afraid. what are we sincerely wish the ukrainian delegation success to morrow? gravely delivered? the protesters feared that zalinski would accept a plan bleed out 3 years earlier by the then german foreign minister, frank far to shine maia. that proposal aim to if i, the implementation of the minced agreements. the shine by your formula

when the invasion began on february 2a, it was a three—pronged attack — from the south using crimea as, from the east, the donbas and from the north, where belarus helped russia launch this invasion. the initial idea behind the invasion was a pretty simple one, seize the capital kyiv, secure all important sites in the main cities, kill or capture president zelensky, or let him run away and replace his government with a sympathetic pro—moscow one. well, it hasn't worked out that way. ukraine stood its ground. its army has been outnumbered and outgunned, but it's people and outgunned, but its people have been fighting back hard and their morale is pretty high, extraordinarily high given what they have suffered. russian tactics have been often very poor. the commanders have failed to combine inventory to combine infantry with tanks and artillery to the best effect. they have missed a big opportunity there. then there are the russian logistics which have often failed, and that has meant their convoys have got bogged down and stalled as they wait for fuel and supplies and that makes them an

we have unresolved issues with ordlo and crimea, so the guarantors will not work in these territorieses have already given preliminary approval. this is the system on which we want to build a new future for ukraine, now kiev is already beginning to wind, and on the table is another version from ukraine. let me remind you that in that istanbul document, the ukrainians clearly formulated that future security guarantees ukraine does not apply to the crimea and sevastopol in yesterday's draft. this is clear and there is no statement. instead of it, vague wordings are offered, but some effective control, and as of february 23, in addition, there is the idea that the problems of crimea and donbass be brought to the attention of the presidents of russia and ukraine, we all remember how president zelensky repeatedly stated that such a meeting possible only after the cessation of hostilities, probably at the next stage, the ukrainian the side will ask for the withdrawal of troops and will pile up more and more preconditions . this idea of ​​the concept, but it is unacceptable. by the way, abou

people residents were allowed to leave the house and they were immediately opened fire on them in crimea there will be a payment center for refugees evacuated from ukraine waiting in many regions of our country and helping to return to normal life. the most prompt repair of how to restore the russian damaged in ukraine you watch military equipment on the russia channel with you nikolai upsik. hello, let's talk about the main thing today, nationalists in the kharkiv region are shelling cars with people who are trying to leave in the direction of russia, there are wounded, the head of the national defense control center and mikhail mizintsev said this. according to him, it is now possible to leave the settlements blocked by the armed forces only with the help of the so-called guides among them, local residents who have joined the territorial defense units. they offer leave for 100-200 dollars per person. in kharkiv itself, the ukrainian military carried out ruthless intimidation with mortars at the moment when residents were allowed to leave their homes to buy food, they opened fire on the

donbass crimea including the inhabitants of these areas, who spoke., in fact, they are loyal to us and hope that still, we won't leave. let's fast forward the united states of america to direct communication the chief of our american bureau, valentina bogdanov , valentin hello, anxious famously, a citizen by the name of kirby has just formulated his idea and said that by the end of april the americans will supply almost a billion dollars worth of weapons to ukraine. do we understand correctly that the americans are officially getting involved in this war, at least with their infrastructure ? that's right. good evening olga evgeniy but quite right, the americans are extremely interested in keeping this war going, moreover, most likely, uh, these are already words that were spoken by the national security adviser as well. e biden by jake sullivan, the americans are interested in keeping it going for a long time. well, or at least. as long as possible, as far as they can influence here, but as for the range of weapons supplied, but we heard that there wi

this is a very big event for us, the enterprise of anatoly khomenko was the first in crimea to receive the long-awaited water . 1,100 hectares of land need to be irrigated this year alone. they also plan to plant potatoes here. this is white cupid female. she will not give somewhere in the region of 10 kg somewhere in the region of a kilogram of caviar in the north of crimea , fish fry of various types are grown over the past year, a million pieces. now the production will become better, because we will be able to grow more fish. fish, planting material, we grow today for stocking the reservoir of the republic of crimea, thanks to the north crimean canal , it will be filled with water, and this field 8 years ago. there was a lake and fish. well, the clockwork blockades had to be closed, they will resume work this year, no one expected that the north crimean canal would again filled, so it was urgently necessary to repair the pumps that pump the necessary water to the fields of the wells, from which water was previously extracted. they are no longer needed, they will be mothballed. a de

the head of crimea, or whatever he calls himself, sergey aksyonov, is not important.act that vegetables and fruits from kherson are now appearing on crimean counters. he calls it economic cooperation between the wing and the military administration there. kherson, that is, one more confirmation that their looting is not a one -time initiative of some sidorova ivanova petrova, yes, it is state policy, state policy, and i did not call it agropiracy at all, but it is still half problems i spoke with my acquaintances in occupied kherson today, and they tell me that not only grain or vegetables are being looted from them, but their enterprises are being cut into pieces and taken to crimea, and warehouses with products or some high-tech items are being taken away. that is, there are servers with enterprises are extracted and exported to russia because there is a defi. and it is also interesting that in the shops already half of the products of the rashyn e-e from the crimea are smuggled in and sold, although they have not yet made money, but for hryvnias if you start to ana

>> indeed, crimea is under occupation for eight years. and it's not only about ukrainians but all the nations and indigenous population, including that are living in crimea and they have really complicated life now even more because of this all-out aggression of the russian federation. because they also are oppressed for protesting against this war. for instance, those people who go to single protest or who speak up in social media, they immediately become a target for the administrative and criminal prosecution for the so-called discreditation of the armed forces and the russian federation. that new article was established by russian government, by russian parliament, right after the beginning of the all-out war. >> there is also a concern that there could be ukrainians drafted by the russian military to fight with the russians? >> they are drafted, already. i mean, the ukrainians are -- ukrainian citizens in crimea are being conscripted illegally to the russian army throughout the eight years of the occupation. and there's been more tha

and he says, we have in the independent republic of donbass, we have got crimea, we call it a day. >> he has to sell this operation as victory. on the other hand, we are still thinking about all those plausible scenarios after the war. i believe there will be tremendous pressure on the part of some european countries to return to normalcy in our relationship with russia, both in terms of trade and political relations. it will be very parlous, but in terms of our political standing, right now, we are in the middle of an interesting and intriguing discussion about germany's stents. for example, closing all loopholes in the sanctions package that we have imposed, the european union but also the u.s. and other superpowers have imposed on russia, we have two close all those loopholes. we are talking about blocking imports of oil, coal, gas, other commodities. we are going to give imports of coal immediately. then imports of gas of by the end of the year, but other countries are hesitant. they are too reliant on imports of russian raw material. >> germany gets 40% of its energy from russia

gerashchenko. as of now, the temperature is from the black sea region, most likely from the ukrainian crimea , a box-55 caliber cruise missile was struck at kyiv, the missile hit a residential building yesterday , virtual police officers worked there and also came to the place to show ukrainian and foreign journalists about how the russians are killing ukrainians at the time when there were six wounded, but they fought back and collapsed at the site of the impact, and this morning hm, the whole world recognized that putin's target was the ukrainian journalist faith mustard and i knew her personally, we were constantly in contact with her, she invited me to the broadcasts of radio liberty, we shot several reports with her about the work of the police and the work of rescuers. she was a beautiful woman, what were her plans for life, she was just at home last night perhaps she was cooking dinner, perhaps she was watching television, and here in one second this one left. putin destroyed the whole life of faith and all her relatives and friends. at this time, the collection of rubble continues on

so potemkin conquered the crimea without a single shot. one was the restriction of the muslim crimean tatar nobility did not have the right to have serf christians. here it was forbidden to have serfs. you can, but not christians, april 19 , 1783. empress catherine ii signed the highest manifesto on the acceptance of the crimean peninsula, the island of taman, and the entire kuban side supported the russian empire. the empire received access to the black sea and did not spare money for the construction of a new fleet and cities. ekaterinoslav was founded today dnepr kherson simferopol sevastopol in 1787 catherine personally went to the crimea, along with foreign ambassadors, the polish king and the austrian emperor what they saw amazed the guests, but in europe they didn’t believe that the prince built all this in just 4 years, there was a rumor about the fake potemkin villages of this france in saxon envious people, it was envious people who composed nothing like that there were no painted villages famous moment when during a gala dinner

now let's just say that at the proper level , water enters the crimea.i move that's borders. uh, i see just the kherson region and the crimea, even an excess of water that is being dumped directly already in the nearby ones, just here are the lakes, which are again estuaries, which go into the sea. accordingly, we will conclude that the water is supplied properly, as necessary, as it was calculated back in our good soviet times , security. eh, guaranteed from the most. uh, just here is the kakhovka hydroelectric power station and i think that it really is. today, nothing threatens, just the flow of water into the crimea, kirill sergeevich, is still clarifying the consequences. eh, punches in the head. how quickly they will be healed by tyrants and yet in as a result, the channel this is a russian broadcast. and in kherson, as a result, they both broadcast and broadcast and do not threaten anything. today, broadcasting broadcasting and television, which is actually now. well, as we broadcast on the territory of the kherson region of kherson, moreover, wor

water from the north crimean canal also went to the fields of crimea.ater problem on the peninsula. waited 8 long years. and now the crimean agrarians are sure that the harvest of grain vegetables and fruits will now be rich and they will start growing rice again. reportage by yana shcherbatoy. the peninsula sprinkling machines they pass and irrigate the land, but for the first time in 8 years, the water in them is from the north crimean canal wheat and soybeans and corn already planted thousands of hectares of land. now bright green, the fields are in great need of moisture. all 8 years. irrigation was one of the main problems for farmers. water was catastrophically lacking, but now it is even more than enough. of course not, i'm glad. this is in general. this is the second life. yes , rebirth. now would already be provided. we will have such a harvest left to eat it. fomenko was the first to receive the long-awaited water in the crimea . 1,100 hectares of land need to be watered this year alone. they also plan to grow potatoes here, no one expected th

, what is there from crimea? occupiers who are supplied further and further from ukraine, this is actually what is happening, and that is why i would, you know, divide at least into two what the experts are proving to us, how there will be a powerful offensive from transnistria, first of all, i already emphasized and in this i know as nobody knows about this that there is no army in transnistria and for a long time the criminality of smugglers and people who are definitely afraid to fight, and even more so with ukraine, and the last thing you mentioned was the special ukrainian-russian border. let me also remind you a little about what is happening there there is a huge flow of the wounded to the russian federation back to the hospitals already to st. petersburg to st. petersburg on the map look where he is st. petersburg sash there to the north killed by those russian soldiers putin threw himself into this aggressive war wounded and quite difficult. i would like to ask you about another case. we understand that