, well , the transfer of crimea gave crimea, it was a decision of the supreme council of the ussr well, i used to think that it was the verkhovna rada ussr, but well, i read that it was supposedly a decision of the deputies of the soviet soviet legislative assembly of the soviet union, it was approved by the russian federation as part of the soviet union, they are such things, really, the volga eyes emigrants who did not live in crimea began to riot when khrushchev came to kyiv and said let's take us back home, i want to understand exactly what they dug dug dug water did not find a bridge they could not build they understood that it is such a suitcase without a handle it is better to hand it over to the ukrainian ssr let them be there there were economic reasons why. because you know how something works, it is better not to break it. stalin, when he evicted the crimean tatars and deported them, he actually broke the already established economic economic system in addition to crime. against humanity, it was also a violation of the economy of crimea, and crimea simply fell into disrepair

, well, the transfer of crimea gave crimea, it was a decision of the supreme rada of the ussr well, i used to think that it was the verkhovna rada of the ussr, but well, i read that it was supposedly a decision of the deputies of the soviet legislative assembly of the soviet union, that it was approved by the russian federation as part of the soviet union, the main administration that these volga immigrants who are not lived in crimea, began to riot when the key came to crimea and said let's send us home and at least understood that they were digging digging digging water did not find a bridge they could not put up they realized that it is such a suitcase without a handle it is better to hand it over to the ukrainian ssr let them be there in language economic reasons why because you know how and that something works, it is better not to break it, when stalin evicted the crimean tatars and deported him, he actually broke the already established economic economic system in addition to a crime against humanity this was also a violation of the crimean economy, and crimea simply fell into

, because crimea is ukraine, and in general, what is happening in crimea now, we will ask olga skrypnyk, this is the head of the board of the crimean human rights group, mrs. olga. we welcome you to our airwaves, and first of all . russia, and it is obvious that it also affects the residents of crimea. what is known about the mobilization on the peninsula at the moment? i have heard that, in principle , the preparation for the mobilization lasted earlier, so i will not say that it happened to us. it was unexpected because in in principle, back in june, we already announced that the so-called head of crimea , preparing this mobilization, created a special mobilization commission, moreover, he also allocated 30,000 burial places in the cemetery and 100,000 places in the hospital for the military who will participate in the war on the side of russia now we see that putin has also announced a partial mobilization, which was expected in principle, but what is really happening in crimea is that it is really happening very quickly, that is, in principle, the very next day , summonses began to

listen, i was born in crimea and lived there for almost 30 years., hmm, there will be a problem with the return of ukrainian identity oh i especially after eight nine years of this occupation somehow during this invasion the date of the resistance of the crimeans russian occupation since 2014 about the past but i hope that next year next year we will celebrate the ninth anniversary properly and maybe even by ourselves crimea , well, it will be visible and this problem has no direct and simple solution, unfortunately, it is not possible even if you expel all the christians who came from the 14th year, according to ukrainian legislation, it is impossible to deprive the crimean population of their passports, which they have consistently and consciously always been and will be pro-russia. perhaps they will stop being active. perhaps they will not go to pro-russian rallies. is this an order of the ukrainian authorities, but they will definitely vote for anti-ukrainian forces in any upcoming and future elections, so the problem must be solved complex, the

, crimea, which has been under occupation for eight years, crimea, where even before the occupation thereas a lot of pro-russian population now a bunch of specially brought people who worked in crimea there as special services, chekists, e.e., provocateurs, well, that is, there are a lot of people who are there and this territory will be needed, well, god willing, we will take it back to ukraine, but that’s another matter. what’s next to do this is a huge amount of work because, in principle, to make crimea ukrainian again. well, not globally ukrainian, but crimean-tatar, because it is, after all, our native land and motherland , the leader, please ask all the guests three questions at once. and i am as soon as you speak, i will be happy to listen to you, together with our viewers, we went to solve the problem of the crimea, if we are talking about a military solution, it lies in the plane of long-range missiles . there is a large mass of troops there, uh, i’m not a military expert , i’ll quote uh, luzhny, and about 10 brigades are needed there, at least for such an operation, as it follo

lives in the crimea.es, i am the usa and in our community there are those who now for various reasons, including very respectfully, well, let's say, like my comrades, like myself, we were thrown out we were also deported from crimea by the decisions of these occupation courts, but whatever the reasons, the crimean tatar community is not welcome if someone is outside the borders of their native land in such a difficult time, perhaps it comes from the fact that our parents fought for a very long time and returned for almost 45 years, our people lived in in the places of forced detention, forced detention in our country, those who returned were not allowed to return to their land again and again, and only we returned during the time of the independence of the ukrainian state, only things were settled and they began to adjust to normal life, to revive language, culture, monuments of our culture, and here moscow has come again. we can not leave crimea in such a situation. as you think, these verdicts are reven

crimea and for russia in general?ill say that for of the russian federation for russian officials and the lpr and the dpr status and the status of crimea, let's say, is so different except they perceive it as a subject of the federation, therefore in crimea from the crimean registration they have russian passports relating to the dpr and the lpr they do not recognize, but the lpr and dnr passports, they invite or invite , but ask them for ukrainian passports for passports of the lpr and dnr. and they do not provide any benefits or any payments and others. this is a fact. and this is happening in crimea. that's why in the lpr and the dpr they look at people, but in my opinion they are cannon fodder and they catch them on the streets and throw out who is responsible and how much, and we all knew, we know about it and we see it when there are diapers and military prisoners e-e fall into our hands into the hands of our ukrainian e-e soldiers ah, as for ah mobilization in the crimea, first they tried and there was a decree

so, let's start with crimea.m saying the consequences of the task of breaking russian myths, but doing it is professional to do it with references to certain facts and not just, as they say, you know how to tread water, introductions , which we like to do very often in social networks. well, in general, that's why we invited a person who understands these questions, uh, i'll start with the question of whose crimea it is, and it's wide and narrow on the one hand. well, let's talk about whose crimea, but in your opinion, at one time, usyk was asked, he said that crimea belongs to the crimeans, in fact, of course, crimea belongs to uh- is indigenous and should belong to the indigenous people of this crimean peninsula and other peoples, e.e., the land and the game, and so on. in fact, there are many peoples there, in fact, there are few, not very large , e.e., due to the e.e. the leader, in principle, it is better to talk about them, and definitely with the international, from the point of view of international law a

that's it, mm, there is cooperation with the crimea as far as that's right, uh, the crimea helps. how actively the interaction is going on. want to say that from the very beginning of the military operation, the leadership of crimea, crimea, provides the most, probably such great fraternal assistance to the kherson region. uh, that's humanitarian supplies too. methodical help. well, crimea is the main logistics for us and transport, through which kherson region is provided with everything necessary. the entire main flow of cargo from the kherson region goes through the crimea. in addition, the medical institution of the crimea provides oil with medicines by specialists. ah, we are seriously ill we send e to a medical institution, crimea and first of all, for which we thank them very much, and from the crimea , retail chains come to us here, and cellular operators are internet providers. mm. we, in turn, are crimea for us - this means a source. selling our agricultural products there, we forget first of all our agricultural products from a macroeconomic point of view, of course, th

so, let's start with crimea, i say.we have such a task to break russian myths, but to do it professionally to do it with references to certain facts and not just as they say, you know how to tread water, introductions, which in our country they like to do very often in social networks. it is wide and narrow on the one hand well, let's talk about whose crimea, in your opinion, at one time, usyk was asked, he said the crimea of ​​the crimeans, in fact, of course, crimea belongs to the original people and should belong to the original people of this crimean peninsula and other people er, the country and the game and so on, there are many peoples, in fact, there were not very big er, as a result of er, to clean up the tragic history well, but the main thing is, of course, the crimean tatars or the leader, in principle, it is better to talk about them and certainly with the international point of view from the point of view of international law and our own understanding, crimea is definitely ukraine, an integral part of it,

but if we talk about a fundamental solution to the crimea issue the issue of the crimean tatar peopleissue of the war waged by russia against ukraine, and this issue will be one of the most important. i don't know what the answers will be, but i know that the ukrainian side, i think that it will definitely be the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyy e ukraine will talk about strengthening the international coalition e supporting ukraine in particular with regard to the supply of weapons and increasing financial aid to ukraine we will argue e-e why this will save the world we are not beggars at this session we are possible saviors the world from that catastrophe. what else can happen as a result of russia 's further aggressive actions? i think that in order to... we, the ukrainian delegation, will certainly speak. i think that this will be a speech by the president of ukraine about the responsibility of bringing russia to international responsibility for its crimes, because we cannot talk all the time about ending crises caused by military responsibility. i think it will be a very

what are we doing in crimea?mea and ukrainians say there, what's next, why are you coming here, what's the ukrainian flag, well, it's self-evident, what's next, we're going to ask ourselves about it , mr. yusuf, we congratulate you, mr. yusuf, good day, good day, andriy has a question for you. the speech is small well, now, does ukraine need to have some kind of plan in the event that a huge russia suddenly starts to fall, what points should there be, and what should be the point, in particular, about the crimean tatar autonomy, i don’t know how to say it correctly about fate of the crimean tatar people and what it should be in the order of this point. well, if we are talking about the crimean issue, then i would very much like all issues related to the restoration of jurisdiction in ukraine as a state over this temporary full territory to be directly related with the question of the status of the indigenous people what are the crimean tatars, that is, what is the law today, and what is the law today ? questions

crimea e, means the crimean crossroads are not very wide us a map., there his goals. there are also our passed. these are still memorable cases of the last century of a hundred years ago. why do i say right away, because before the crimea they somehow have to get through here, we don’t have a very good isthmus. here, yes. here, we already yes it is clear. i'm just saying that he was called a specific figure. so he decided that he needed to take the crimea yes, that's 360,000 people. that's what 360, well, 380,000 people are, firstly , in the crimea, we have deployed an erku, army corps uh-huh, and pluses there is a separate marine brigade infantry. the total number of our troops in the eighteenth year, i emphasize the current data, they are closed according to ukrainian data, which are posted in ukraine in these media , which means 22,000 people. there, here , the artillery ground forces, everything else, in this way, taking into account the fact that there, of course, we did not remain in the structure, they strengthened. that is, these forces, even

crimea by the position his breaks our borders wrote.ssume that the crimea is yours and that this wart on his nose is no longer there. all of a sudden, the position of the borders is not beautiful, the powers in europe so that they do not divide asia africa america among themselves, the acquisition of the crimea cannot strengthen or enrich you, but only deliver such a letter, the prince wrote to catherine, persuading her on september 14 , 1782, followed by a secret prescript of catherine ii instructing the prince to achieve the annexation of crimea, it was catherine the most european who was infinitely enlightened, who made revolutionized the education of the university school library. that's all, that's her and she ordered a comrade to seize the crimea, and the possession of the peninsula was carried out by suvorov's troops up to the belman. no sooner said than done four months. like april 8th, 1783. russia announced the annexation of the crimea the empress believed potemkin all the powers and huge sums of money. this is how it was deci

verkhovna rada of crimea, a decision was made to hold a referendum on the status of crimea . journalists were not allowed to enter the hall unless they were sick , then the verkhovna rada needed 51 positive votes in order for the vote to be positive, but they say that they barely got about 41 42 votes and it's clear that all this happened under uh machine guns in the verkhovna rada of crimea as ki- how as yak was already captured eh in the morning around 5 o'clock after that to vladimir putin allowed to use the armed forces of russia on the territory of ukraine, mass protests against the war began in crimea, ukrainian crimeans called on the world to react to what is happening, yarmolenko became a living chain on all e-e on the highways of crimea , on large ones they demanded to stop everything of course , various actions took place in small towns including in my native city of sudak, but in fact the local ones themselves . of tough situations, the constitutional court recognized the resolution on the referendum of crimea as unconstitutional, an illegal referendum that the wor

3:30 p.m. the match starts at 4:00 p.m. the russians will destroy military bases in the occupied crimea, this could be the pentagon's response to russia's use of nuclear weapons in ukraine. this is one of the scenarios that american generals assume in view of the nuclear blackmail that russian president vladimir putin once again resorted to. is ukraine itself able to significantly reduce the capabilities of the russian military group in the crimea, together with the black sea fleet, what is needed for this and what is the current reality when we talk about the maritime component of our security, both from a military and from an economic point of view, we will talk about all this in our military program with our expert guests. my name is serhii zgorets and i am the director of the information and consulting company defense express, which currently works in tandem with the team of the expresso channel. my interlocutors today are andrii ryzhenko, an expert at the center for defense strategist ex-deputy chief of staff of the naval forces of ukraine and the state of the first rank in the res

how did you react to this information, and especially how they react in crimea? possible that ukraine does not officially recognize that there and so they knew that all these explosions on weapons depots, this is the action of the ukrainian military, not the mistake of smoking there or not observing fire safety regulations, i ask, first of all, what the armed forces of ukraine officially recognized . what and when they they tried to talk about what there is like or something from the inversion group, and at first they generally talked about what is there fuel loading or there is shawarma and other things but now we see that after such statements they already start them consciously it is changing, they are beginning to a-a understand that there is a danger for them from the side of ukraine, that ukraine a-a a shift is being established, a thing is powerful and it will be for a very long time, it is better to bring them to their feet a-a fear and this er-e well it is from this side with on the other hand, when we say that on the 23rd, the official and representativ

this is a resident of crimea.mpressed by the daily military fireworks and started talking about how it was not bad at all and the main city was calmer before the occupation . damn, i need russian krym here and they lived quietly, everything was fine. and now we're just forced for every occasion, uh, they're scared there, the hall is absolutely uh, it's starting to panic, it's just maddening me, i wish myself well in ukraine later, according to the girl on her there were many negative comments in the story , and they were written exclusively by russians, or when they came to krym citizens of mordar, not a single, er, crimean, like me, did not write anything bad to me. after the arrival of this guy, the reptiles are looking forward to going to the crimea. ukraine worked on a battering ram or at least a junkie. they are afraid of this, in fact, they suspect that in every locality, a saboteur informs on people, they hand them in. even for listening to ukrainian songs, they come, they come, it turns out that everything

, can you go to crimea? i have a friend there also. you see, we can work there. we have everything we need there. we have all the stuff in crimea, american weapons, galks grenades, everything, new place, new targets, new killings, new victims, with whom you ukrainian security forces officer areas set a task to find a deputy chief of the head of harrison region. he sent me furloughs showing what he looked like, where he lived all the information i could need. with the help of these family photos, i understood that he was in crimea. i needed to find him and then eliminate him. i asked how i would do that and i got a reply saying that a man who lives in crimea would give me the means to kill my target. to nearly promised me 1000000 forgiveness for the deputy chief of the kerosene region head. after that, ilya changed the task and now it read 7 ministers of the republic of crimea. oh, there are ministers and i understand i know about them. how much do you need? well, get it to you, at least that'll come to work

the rules of staying on their territory, and they considered crimea illegally. considered it theirs. territory and therefore, well, practically all the residents of crimea, they, uh, were passported, these voters, and the position of our state, it was included, excluded, clear that this does not mean uh, citizenship of russia, and there were uh, resolutions of popular organizations, including, therefore, citizens of ukraine hey, the residents of crimea have now become men of military age, they have become the object of priority modernization, because moscow's goal is to recruit more crimean tatars, ethnic ukrainians, let's not forget that there are at least 500,000 of them and direct them as cannon fodder and war against their own brothers and citizens and their ukrainian state. the crimean tatars, overwhelmingly strong, responded to impale the president of ukraine between the forests of the crimean tatar people in order to avoid mobilization and now thousands and thousands of people are trapped in the territory of third countries, well, now we know the exact nu

, the crimean peninsula, and the missile forces are based in the crimea and are delivered to the crimeaasnodar, just through this crimean bridge, just the destruction of the crimean bridge - it is important, and it is also important that, until now, the black sea fleet, despite on the fact that he is deprived of part of his capabilities, but we see that he uses missile weapons, and it is precisely these capabilities that he must also be deprived of, because they have a painful effect on our country, as it was yesterday in the evening, thank god that nine rocket launchers were destroyed by the system, that is, but even a small number of them, three units, they took out temporarily , but significantly, the infrastructure that is important and, well, we had to submit these consequences, absolutely true . what is this threat in - from crimea, it should be neutralized, i think that if there are technical means, it will be done quickly and decisively, the ukrainian command considers the kherson area one of the key points in the current counteroffensive and the armed forces e-e process, said t

in fact, ukrainian songs have been played at weddings in crimea before, but this is how they reacted. what has changed now , kateryna nekrecha, a journalist of the radio freedom crimea realiy project, katya, is joining the air. my congratulations. well, to begin with, please tell us what is known about this a specific wedding about this restaurant, where it took place, where this music was played, maybe you managed to talk to the direct participants of this event, how do they comment on the attention from the law enforcement officers? who was arrested, who was not arrested because this story ended not only there with public uh such grass in social networks from the russian blogger talipov or threats from serhii aksyonov controlled by russia the bakhchisa-bakhchisaray district court held the organizers and participants of this wedding to administrative responsibility for the reproduction of the song chervona kalyna, which the russian court in crimea called a battle song of ukrainian nationalists, but according to the version of the russian indictment, the court at the same wedding disc

well, because people of conscription age in the occupied crimea, they cannot leave, and that hmm here we need more to say that these are all citizens of ukraine, and we remember how this passportization was carried out in 14th year and how people simply treated them like a sack of potatoes, it was as if they had moved from a rock band and received citizenship of the russian federation. about those cases , who are brought to whom in crimea, who are mobilized in crimea, what do you as human rights defenders advise to do in this situation, if a person from the annexed crimea ended up in the russian army fighting against the ukrainian army well, here is the first step i i support the representatives of the ukrainian authorities, who understand that all serious situations are complicated, and they recommend to avoid the draft in various ways, to sabotage this illegal draft and not to put your own life and health at risk, and the state authorities, here we also support them if this has not already been done, then surrender as a prisoner at the first opportunity, and if a person did not comm

press all the same crimea and preferred yak with equal to unfortunately, this is still crimea is a sumpquipment in the crimea at the azov station but the most important thing is what we can do. what conclusions can we draw from this do not remove the fake and columns of military equipment. do not film anything that could serve as information for the enemy - it’s really important to just remember this now, and ukrainian fake-makers made up a stuffing about zelensky’s video message after the advertisement. mucin, an innovative drug for the treatment of cough in adults, has tortured you with a wet cough. this is a new molecule that combines the important properties of mucalytics, previous generations of elmucin, helps to accelerate the excretion of sputum, relieve inflammation and support pulmonary immunity. emulcin innovation from a cough in the 21st century, the vtb team will switch from pension to vtb, where every ten thousandth pensioner will receive as much as 100,000 rubles. and the first 40,000 is guaranteed to receive 1,000 rubles each. go to vtb and that’s it, friends will turn ou

with the help of these family photos i understood that he was in crimea. i needed to find him and then eliminate him. i asked how i would do that and i got a reply saying that a man who lives in crimea would give me the means to kill my target. to really promised me 1000000 forgiveness for the deputy chief of the kerosene ridge and head . after that. ilya changed the task and now it read 7 ministers of the republic of crimea. oh, there are ministers and i understand i know about them. how much do you need? well, get it to you, at least that'll come to work at one place. how much you want man, for a head. if 300 isn't enough, i'll give you 400. if they great or 300, i'll give that to you. if full 100, i'll grant you full just name the some that all in sim for apple. a hard mission to complete without any back up. that's how alexander was introduced to the as be used contact to aim crimea. no, i asked about the man who was to meet me in crimea. he said he was a good guy. he had cooperated with ukrainian security forces for a long time. and when i arrived in

and how is the delivery of these summonses in the crimea now?e pressure on the crimean tatars or are there protests because the medjolist called for resistance to mobilization, i can say only about the information that i have personally, about how summonses are served, according to the information that i have, our organization has them, they are served mostly at the place residence or at the place of work, and i assume that there are reports in the media about the fact that summonses are served in other places, they correspond to reality. apparently, such cases do happen. maybe they are even massive , for example, now information has appeared in chats those who are trying to leave the territory of the russian federation about the fact that mobile groups from military commissars have appeared at checkpoints on the border with georgia, for example, and are trying to serve summonses there. international law does not regulate the procedure for serving a summons. that is, we cannot say, for example, that thus, the russian federation is violating the

a cache was hidden by the crimea security forces offices. there was a kalashnikov rifle as well as grenades. the bounty was 1000000 for even us. they stories just one of several cases rush has f as based currently monitoring as, as b, u operatives in russian control territories carry out caves, terrorist orders. and if you're curious, there are more disturbing details to maria's report to be found on our website r t dot com. have a look. also make sure you check out that of the all fed section of our website. it's where you can find some pretty opinionated writers who doesn't match their words. that's it for now, here we're analogy international. thanks for joining us. we'll be back to soup with, ah ah, democracy human rights at all. they great, great concepts. but the problem is the united states and the collector was kind of tied all of this ideas to an entity or power which are then so. so this is the core of liberal hedge money. and they think the only way liberalism can survive is if we are in power. mm. do.

happened with crimea that russia actually seized crimea. is, these are completely different different things and it cannot be considered a comparison. moreover, if we say that we are comparing kosovo and crimea, the russians like kosovo to belong to it. well, i mean when we are talking about crimea and kosovo, then kosovo was part of serbia. when the war started and then it was separated, but after such things happened that could not be welded into the situation with crimea, crimea was captured. that is, part of it was captured the territory of another independent country, and that's all the difference. thank you, ms. maria, for this inclusion . maria geletii, a balkanist, was in touch with us and explained some things concerning serbia and kosovo. i will remind you that on september 1, a new round could begin. we will have a lot of discussions between serbia and kosovo, but we see what has happened, they may not be satisfied with this, except that in moscow i am voicing the information as one. well, it seems to me that it is important in t

now people are fleeing crimea by the thousands to reach third countries.ee what is happening on the borders of georgia and kazakhstan, and that is why they are stopped at these checkpoints and told where the permission is clear, the permission is not there. so, one thousand two to five thousand rubles, each checkpoint removes these people, the money is now leaving the peninsula occupied by russia, even though we just understood what was happening, the first day of the analysis, the first day when, uh, this was uh, mobilization actually, practically on september 22, when we analyzed the data that we have on uh, well, which reached us in individual settlements, we were shocked to 70 80% in the lists of mobilized, already mobilized, these are crimean tatars and that is, we saw here that the second task performed by the occupiers is so purposeful - it is the reduction of the adult male population of the crimean tatars, it is clear that because the entire responsible for mobilization according to russian laws, she description descends on the places and the loca

to stick out of the crimea .mea, we cannot uh, be more or less protected from such a mobilization , gentlemen, there is a very short question, we literally have a minute of time, but does russia allocate money to crimea at all now ? there is a separate program for the development of crimea in my opinion, it was cut financially there. and what is the situation for the fall, especially since we understand that their holiday season was hardly successful, please , and it was not like that, and now, especially in crimea, where there are constant explosions and well, who, well, who will go there er, in some way, to seek er peace. yes, as for er, they are allocated. they are not allocated, and they used to rob, yes, this is money, and now this is the situation in general, well, in general, no one is interested in this aspect at all. collaborators how to save their ass and she still citizens, how to wait for the victory of ukraine. thank you , a very active goal from the people's deputy of ukraine was with us. thank you.

because the impression is that the residents of crimea did not think that this is how the situationill develop. what are your assessments of the mood in crimea from the point of view of these measures that are currently active and are they excessively active implemented by the russian federation. well, i think that to begin with, it is worth outlining that the mobilization in crimea is probably so-called partial, well, in fact, full-scale. it may refer to a much wider number of services in the black sea fleet, because let's start by recalling the 810th brigade of the urban infantry, it was actually defeated, but on paper, it did not cease to exist, and there, according to some data, they have already begun to recruit so-called volunteers for the same contract. this naval aviation regiment was destroyed, but the regiment was not disbanded in accordance with the aviation equipment. it will also be necessary to recruit them, according to where they can be taken, e.g. in the civilian airports of crimea, which are illegally used by the occupation authorities. that is, in fact, this can h

and now it read 7 ministers of the republic of crimea. oh, there are ministers and i understand i know about them. how much do you need? well, get it to you. at least that'll come to work at one place. how much you want man, for a head. if 300 isn't enough, i'll give you 400. if they great or 300, i'll give that to you. a full 100, i'll grant you, full just name the some. they're all in sim for awful. a hard mission to complete with all any back up. that's how alexander was introduced to the as be used contact to aim crimea. no, i asked about the man who was to meet me in crimea. he said he was a good guy. he had cooperated with ukrainian security forces for a long time. and when i arrived in crimea, he was to a comedy me and help me accomplish my set tasks. i have a young guy there, a tata, you understand, he's a good guy. we worked with him, he's a normal guy, he's around 22 to 23 years old, but he didn't serve. he's all man. he hunted fs. p officers down and so on. his name is ma moved. they off, as we followed alexander to crimea with

still, why did i mention crimea ?d as the deputy head of president poroshenko's administration in 2014. well, and then they worked in the united states of america as the extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine, what did the americans say, what did they say then, what are they saying now about the annexation of crimea, because it was the annexation of crimea that started this aggressiveness with which the russian federation began to seize almost with impunity ukrainian territories, don't they think then that they made a mistake by not interfering in the situation around the crimean peninsula? keep in mind that during my reaction i personally was in the organization on march 5, 2014, that is, at the site even then near the square of the ukrainian crisis media center, which immediately gave the world information about russia's real plans and that it is necessary to act more decisively, so uh, i don't want to say if i was at that meeting of the national security council where there were those who made deci

our people in crimea, we will return the freedom of crimea and we will definitely make crimea one ofhe best and most comfortable places in europe crimea deserves it today held a new meeting of the supreme commander-in-chief, even though it is sunday, but there are no days off in war, the commander-in -chief of the armed forces, the commanders of operational areas, the head of intelligence gave good reports and i want to thank the soldiers today 63 of the 103rd battalion of the terrodefense brigade, which ensured the result in donetsk region, the settlement of the 54th brigade in the direction of lysichansk-sivers was also made good steps moved forward, took certain heights, i would also like to mention the 42nd separate motorized infantry battalion, thanks to its heroic actions, two settlements in the south of our country were liberated . aspects of our relations thanked for the already provided support thanked also for the efforts to limit russian excess profits from oil and gas urged to accelerate the provision of financial assistance to ukraine discussed the new sanctions steps, i

and how difficult would it be to take crimea, for example the peninsula, how powerfully the russiansr to occupy the crimea now, there is no transition from kherson to the crimea, it is quite narrow, if the russians wanted to defend the crimea, they could do it for a long time on that narrow isthmus, the ukrainian army could lead amphibious assault assault operations did the amphibious assault succeed in defeating the army in crimea, while in my opinion, if you managed to recapture kharkiv, donetsk, zaporizhzhia , luhansk and kherson regions, the russians would want to peace negotiations and then you should be clear , let's agree to peace. when you give us crimea and then world opinion and they too, because i think that putin will lose power and the moderates will enter the kremlin . crimea was ukrainian because you won’t agree to anything else, they in the kremlin don’t know about it, but taking into account the sacrifices you are making, now there is no other way out. zelenskyi has to save face because he promised that crimea would be in the ukrainian way, how difficult is it destro

russia's land connection with crimea.his was actually one of the reasons for the so-called special operation. if you managed to do this this year, then the only thing left for the russians would be to get out of this war and ask for peace. in my opinion, they won't win that war now. there is time for you to finish off the army in the kherson direction and of course to recapture the kharkiv region. and what is also very important in my opinion is to finally liquidate the so-called people's republics of luhansk and donetsk, it is necessary to recapture and drive out those various autonomous rebels who grew up there, there was no economic autonomy there, because these are your territories and you must have your regions under your control. russia will try to provide its troops on the right bank of the dnieper, and we understand that they will try to organize possible air bridges or there will be some other ways it is precisely because you rightly noted that a hungry russian soldier will surrender that you very effectively des

in general, i want to say that a tragedy is unfolding in crimea, this must be realized because there are still 500 thousand ethnic ukrainians. so this is the intention to put the ethnic ukrainians of the crimean tatars under the gun and direct them not to fight and kill their own brothers, fellow citizens, that’s it. well, it’s just that only moscow and the kremlin can come up with such a thing, and that’s why people avoid under any conditions, they avoid mobilization in every possible way. actually do people in crimea have a way to protect their rights and your advice how to avoid mobilization or is it possible to leave for example to other countries considering that many crimeans only have internal passports on september 22 we immediately already in the evening after seeing this whole picture of the medical kingdom of the people made a special appeal to the people, but uh, once again emphasizing what is happening, how illegal it is, it is an international war crime, it is a violation of the geneva convention in 1949, but that's all now for putin's russia, this is all unnecessary, i

contact ain't crimea. no, i asked about the man who was to meet me in crimea. he said he was a good guy. he had cooperated with ukrainian security forces for a long time and when i arrived in crimea he was to accommodate me and help me accomplish my set tasks. i have a young guy there, a tartar, you understand, he's a good guy. we worked with him, he's a normal guy, he's around 22 to 23 years old, but he didn't serve. he's all man. he hunted fs. b officers down and so on. his name is mahmud. they off, as we followed alexander to crimea with 7 minister, is on a new kill list. the risks were jest to great and russia. special services arrested bass b u agent exposing the operation to ukraine in secret services. the man then shared the story of his recruitment and the bloody order as he received from keith knowles on you always do you see how trade an altar? we started to communicate with him closely. he started to dish out the tasks. the 1st task was to be in crimean territory rational people who took part in military actions and don, yes, under guns people's repu

recent report is quite revealing, which states that russia is withdrawing 10 of its fighters from crimea, in particular su-27 su-35 and mig 31bm to avoid the distant ones as one of the following objects in public statements more and more often they began to call the crimean bridge this is really a game eh not with the russian public opinion but with the russian leadership it does not know what to expect o-o ukrainian officials are talking about kherson is about the krymsky bridge, the truth of the donbass, about the ato, about this, and in this sense, the initiative came, eh, you are their hands, they are already teasing eh, or the trolls who are modern people, eh, putin's strategists, they are putting some false m it's a bit of a nerve-wracking game forces the russians to spend extra resources. recently , exercises were conducted around the bridge using a smoke screen and technical cover-up measures were practiced, which already shows that the occupiers take such things more seriously than ever . the main effect is that putin is silent. putin is silent. the russian government is actuall

, general luzhnyi in his well-known material said that we used missile weapons for strikes on crimean the match, including the nuclear airfield with pods. do you have an understanding of what exactly is used by the ukrainian side to carry out such strikes, and then on this question, it’s all the same, then i’ll redraw the fuel andriy ryzhenko. i think there are still two options, or let’s say, the selection is narrowed down to two options, after all, or a modified neton for strikes on ground targets, well, or after all, during the skazhem war , in the south of the match, they managed to finish something on the topic of the peregrine operational-tactical complex, because well, after all, if we were like that, they would all appear in service, even if not in the form of visual materials, then in the form of some kind of textile hints, we would, well, from textual hints, from official messages, we understood it, because there are no hints, no photos, leave only two of these, but in the missile options, mr. andriy, do you have an understanding of why we destroy objects on the territory o

is bad in the crimea.eed to urgently leave urgently to sell real estate heard or seen. this is an appeal grigory let's start with you, what does this say? this is , of course, an attempt to sow panic. uh, from one side on the other side. a. well, in general, i don’t really understand who this is addressed to, because hundreds of thousands of people live in the crimea, if they felt some kind of danger for themselves, they would have already started doing it. they certainly would not have acted as appeals, they would have acted according to the system to save themselves, who can, i would suggest that this is some kind of working out, most likely for western partners and its purpose. uh, most likely is, uh, the promotion of public opinion there that, look here panic. this is not well, clearly not for russia products. i am would like to say, look here panic. it is not clear at all where he is standing if a person is in the crimea but you can probably go out into the street and record a video message or he is s

let them flee from the crimea, and let our morale rise.ere our people do not understand that this is a fake. i already explained to you that we are waging an information war with russia, we are raising morale, so everything is ok, such comments and such answers, and from this lady this is irina smolenskaya about herself. she writes that she is allegedly a certified doctor with forty years of experience, she completed her clinical residency in cardiology in moscow. but she can also be given, of course, a fake-met diploma. yes, because she also created and published. here are two similar fakes one on the eighth of september. she allegedly made this from kherson , and already on september 11th. as if from the crimea let's see, i don't want to sail away from kherson at all. how cool it is here, in general, now we’ll see the second one, we’ll comment, i don’t want to leave the crimea, i’m so used to it, everything is so sincerely at home here, it’s clear that crimea is for russia yes, after all, i completed my residency in moscow in cardiology.

i come from crimea, now i live in kyiv. am ukrainian the director and screenwriter is now a fighter of the armed forces of ukraine, the conflict is my second film and the second script was written more than 10 years ago, it had a very long and difficult fate because i started working in the cinema like this and few people knew me believed, but we received awards for these projects, several stoves received funding somewhere, well, on paper, you have filming, but they could not start it because the revolution began, i went to kyiv to the maidan, then the seizure of crimea began, the war began, and then i ended up in prison, which after the release another five years, too, something for sure, time was also there, there were some other things there, it was ridiculous, some moments were calm funds, but we all grew up and started shooting it two years ago, finished it quickly enough in a year and its premiere took place a year that's why at the odesa film festival. after that, he came to several festivals in europe and the world,

i am from crimea, i currently live in kyiv. i am a ukrainian director and screenwriter. and the second script was written more than 10 years ago, it had a very long and difficult fate because, uh, how i openly started working in the cinema and few people believed me, but we received awards for this project, several pitchenkos received state funding, well, on paper before the shooting, but they couldn't start it because the revolution started, i went to kyiv to the maidan, then the seizure of crimea began, the war began, and then i found myself in the void, which after the release 5 years later, also six, for a certain time there were also some other cases there, it was ridiculous, some moments were calm funds, but we just came and started shooting it two years ago, finished it quickly enough in a year and its premiere took place a year ago at the venice film festival. and he had a good distribution here in ukraine abroad and it was the first ukrainian feature film that was bought by netflix, the premiere may have taken place th

why did you allow egress from crimea? can't. we need defense . and what did we allow again, so you know, let's leave it for historical analysis, because now there are concrete threats today, we'll deal with the past later, the americans... they made their conclusions for many years, we had to convince them that only decisive action would stop putin, it all started with the provision of lethal weapons to us, a little at first, a persian counter-strike, then an order, then they moved on from the 19th year it became obvious to everyone that not from the 19th from the 22nd from the 19th there was just a kind of reassurance that it started again we canceled the programs we had already developed for helicopters and anti-missile defense systems we followed this path a few years, and unfortunately it all stopped from the 19th to the 22nd. and now that russia has already attacked, there is no illusion in america, politics is completely different. we could not imagine how quickly the general approach can change. we can say anything

managed to run a gas pipeline right along the railway, how much to supply gas to crimea sooner?ot because they planned, of course, i say once again that there is no gas in crimea, so they supplied - they planned to simply ensure the necessary balance in the crimea at the expense of ukrainian gas from mykolaiv, and they pulled a completely secret one, and there they are also trying to attract a solar cable along the railway . special attention to the fact that someone is messing with the repair wagons on the track itself, the difference is that it looks exactly like they did it, but there is absolutely no certainty here, and as soon as this fire started, it became clear that the tool was really wrong, but i'm still not sure that it was done by the zsu . why is that? because really, the search for the opan solar system is bloody if it exists, it is such a significant and serious task that has not yet been successfully completed . could know about this gas pipeline also for sure and therefore, of course, thank you. i would like to thank the russian tsar the night before, he publish