explosions rang out in crimea at night. they were heard in the area of ​​the balaklia thermal power station, as well as from the side. sea. the windows in the houses were broken by the shock wave, the local media reported. eyewitnesses also heard the sounds of shots and an explosion in sevastopol. the local authorities reported the downing of a marine drone and an unmanned boat. there was also unrest in saka and yevpatoria. in general, the ministry of defense of the terrorist country announced the alleged shooting down of 25 drones in six regions of the russian federation and in crimea. netherlands. and denmark will produce infantry fighting vehicles for ukraine, the dutch government announced. more than 400 million euros were allocated for the creation of new bmps. funding will go to the swedish fund, but the cars will be produced mainly in the netherlands. they will be equipped with a control system fire and a thermal imager. another 1,210 russians finished their service early and returned home. true, in bags, and in gene

there is no way to ensure energy supply to crimea today. of course, it is obvious that russia will not supply anything there. that is, electricity, water, and gas supply, these will be challenges for which we must prepare. we are experts at our meetings. the networks talked a lot about this, what are the mechanisms, to involve our partners in the black sea basin, to create a system of additional local generation so that people do not end up in a disaster, well, imagine the situation there one happy day for ukraine, the last russian soldier is left crimea, after that, the russians turn off all the generators of the entire energy supply and the entire situation, the crimea stops in a state of disaster, and we have to have from. we will now install some kind of local power supply system, we have a solution to the problems of water supply and drainage, and we have to provide the basic needs of the crimeans so that life remains there, despite the fact that we do not yet know under which scenario the deoccupation will be implemented, and at the s

crimea, what would you say? i want to say that they really try to... or continue to persecute our countrymen, they persecute articles like really there is sabotage, espionage and involvement in the battalion named after naman chelijikhan, and as for the video you are showing, well, first of all, for now, here is our opinion that this is a staged video in order to scare people more, because well, really, if we talk about how they provided information. they detained people who were allegedly previously considered and were previously considered as complicit, as melitopol citizens, which five melitopol citizens, who were previously convicted in the russian federation for terrorism, and that they cooperated with the special services there of ukraine, but in general. therefore, when we talk about the fact that they are doing, well, it's true, it's the searches, it's the continued persecution of citizen journalists, it's the arrests, and here i would say more about the fact that they still continue to persecute the rep

, we will never see either ukrainian or crimean tatar crimea.he recipe that was used in the baltic countries with gray passports, does it work or not? what does the experience of these countries show? this, this, in fact, this experience cannot be used mechanistically, because despite the fact that even in such a small country as latvia, almost half of the population was so-called russian-speaking, i.e. non-native population, some of these people, after integration into the european union, became absolutely loyal citizens of these states, learned the appropriate language. received citizenship and are working today, but a huge number of people for various reasons, including some, you know, such soviet principles, they remain people with limited rights, and today this is also a certain challenge, a certain problem for these small countries, well, that is, they they cannot go to the elections there to elect someone there and even go to public positions, yes, but they live there, uh, but they live there, and this was a requirement of the european un

, but can ukraine transform crimea?ecca? ah, uh, you know, it's a tricky issue, i think the first thing we 've got to do is sort out some issues, uh, about protecting our borders, because this crazy neighbor, crazy neighbor, yeah, she's from us won't go anywhere, and we have to do... everything so that any of her efforts, even looking in our direction, are perceived as an intention to capture, you see, so the first thing we need is to ensure that security of our borders, regarding further actions, i think yes, really, because crimea is wonderful, you know, yesterday... i literally thought a little bit about what could be in crimea and about myself in crimea personally, and i came to the conclusion that first of all, you can study history, world history on the sights of crimea, it is unique from this point of view, and world history, including the history of humanity, and we have a lot of different sights, starting from ... anderthals and ending with modern history. crimea is wonderful from the point of view, it was pict

and not only pro-russian ones, let’s say, the legend was that whoever owns all of crimea and sevastopolominates the black sea, well, it’s possible, it was real there somewhere in the 17th, at most, the 18th century, when there were sailing ships , the threat of winds, etc., and for our time, when the black sea, already at such fast... distances, it became a basin, small, it no longer works, and crimea remained only a threat for a possible fight against ukraine, that is, in the 14th year , before the 14th year, it was we who said that if russia creeps up to us to the crimea, then actually this is the first stage of the conquest of ukraine, but in the crimea. there is a gap, even two, these are isthmuses, this, this islet, in fact, is connected to the mainland by two, two such necks, these are the changaris of the trench, which, if you plug a cork there, then, strictly speaking, it becomes a closed vessel, well, on the other hand side now there is another crossing, this is the kerch transport crossing, the same, the crimean bridge, and the port-crimea-port caucasus crossing, if you cut it

, but ukraine can turn crimea into such a tourist mecca?is a difficult question. i think the first thing we have to do is to resolve certain questions about the protection of our borders, because this crazy neighbor, crazy neighbor, yes, she will not go anywhere from us, and we must do everything so that any of her efforts, even looking in our direction, are accepted. as an intention regarding the seizure, you understand, so first of all, what we need is to ensure such security of our borders, regarding further actions, then i think that yes, indeed, because crimea is wonderful, you know, yesterday i literally thought a little bit about that , what can be in crimea and about itself in crimea. personally came to this conclusion, that, first of all, you can study history, world history through the sights of crimea, it is unique from this point of view and from the point of view of world history, including the history of humanity, and we have a lot of different sights, starting with the neanderthals and ending with modern history, the crimea i

, they failed, they demonstrated that crimea is on...people should live, where they should live comfortably, they do not need people at all. together with the kakhovsky reservoir, they devastated the canal itself in the north crimea, which in the end provided water for crimea for many decades, made it a fertile land, and would continue to do so when crimea was returned to ukraine. in their work, so what did the enemies want, well, actually, they don't need us or our people, and even i'm not sure that they don't need land, but they need such a martian landscape, on which they would sit like a dog they only need military units there in the crimea, everything else is decorations and hostages for them, we we remember, as in the previous year, when the invasion of crimea was developing, they actually used the civilian population as hostages and put them in front of their armed men when they captured and stormed ukrainian military units, the same way now, is there no risk, that's okay, we will still be able to surround crimea, deprive it of it

crimea, will everything remain?m, what are we going to do with these illegal buildings, because the illegal building, which is called the kerch bridge, will of course be destroyed, but all these buildings that the occupiers keep building and have already built during these 10 years, what with what will happen to them, what will happen to the people who work there, what will happen to the people who already live there and the residential buildings have been built, how will we act in relation to them. russians who went to crimea, and in relation to all these infrastructural changes. this is really a very thorough question, because in crimea according to various estimates, from 750 to more than 1 million russians came there, these are people who had no rights to cross the borders of ukraine and stay in crimea, settle, buy real estate, and so on. of course, the crimea was filled with real estate, and the taurid highway, and other things. objects and in the future, of course, that ukraine will not destroy them, well, i c

i thought a little bit about what could be in crimea and about myself in crimea personally, and i camelusion that first of all you can study history, world history through the sights of crimea, he is unique from this point of view, and world history, the history of mankind in that number, and we have a lot of different attractions, starting from nierdert. and ending modern history, crimea is wonderful from the point of view, it is picturesque, extremely, picturesque, it was such an inspiration for poets, and for ... writers and for artists, and it can be like that, it is a health center, it is the homeland of the crimean tatars, and it seems to me that if we return to the political question of granting the status of crimea, crimean tatar territorial national autonomy, and not be afraid of this question, then... crimea can become the most beautiful city on earth, such as we all see it, but before that we need to do a lot of work, first of all, on the decolonization and history of crimea, on the decolonization of the territory, on the reinterpretation of the history of crimea, including

we must understand that not only the liberation of crimea, they disrupted, they demonstrated that crimeahem, as a place where people should live, where they should live comfortably, people at all was not needed, together with the kakhovsky reservoir, they emptied the canal itself into the northern crimean one, which eventually provided water for the crimea for many decades, made it its fruit. his native land and how he would continue his work upon the return of crimea to ukraine, so what the enemies were trying to achieve, well, actually they don't need ours or our people, and even i am not sure that they do not need land, but they need such a martian landscape, on which they would sit like a seed dog, and in fact an army. they only need parts there in crimea, everything else is scenery and hostages for them, we remember how in the 14th year, when the invasion of crimea was developing, they actually used the civilian population as hostages and put them in front of their armed men, when captured and stormed ukrainian military units, the same is true now, is there no risk, that's okay, we

, but ukraine can turn crimea into such a tourist mecca, right?his is a difficult issue, i think that the first thing we have to do is to solve certain issues regarding the protection of our borders, because this crazy neighbor, crazy neighbor, yes, she will not leave us anywhere, and we have to to do everything so that any of her efforts, even... to look in our direction, they are perceived as an intention to capture, you see, so first of all, what we need is to ensure such security of our borders, regarding further actions , i think so, really, because crimea is wonderful, you know, yesterday i literally thought a little bit about... about what could be in crimea and about myself in crimea personally, and i came to the conclusion that at first in turn, you can study history, world history at the sights of crimea, he unique from this point of view, from the point of view, and world history, the history of mankind, including, yes, we have a lot of different monuments, starting from the niertal people and ending with modern history, crimea is wonde

that's why they go to crimea, supposedly it's absolutely safe there. i want to point out that there was no air alert, by the way, meaning that people were on the beach without even knowing that there was a potential danger there. on the other hand, crimea, today... is such a source of tourism only for russians, and it is such an artificial tourism, because russia very much dates the touristic services, there are free tours, there are discount tours, various such, that is, it is so artificial reproduction of this function, i hope that after the return of the crimea to the state borders of ukraine, when we develop the economy there, and recreation in particular, we will face first of all a security problem, i.e. how safe will it be there... to rest, the second problem is the quality of services, well, at that time, rather all of ukraine will be exhausted by the war, and we will not be able to invest in quality tourist facilities and services, so i am quite skeptical about this, as for me, crimea will remain for many years to come, well , such a tourist r

, as well as for everyone who mainland ukraine is interested. what is happening in crimea, if you watchs on youtube, please subscribe, like, bell and comment on this video, this is how youtube algorithms work, so that we will only be seen. if you will be active, well, as usual, traditionally, today we will also talk about crimea, about the deoccupation of crimea and about everything that happened there during this week, well, that is, we will talk about the results, and of course i would like to start with a such a major news that happened this week and it can be said that 23 in june, the armed forces of ukraine carried out a very powerful attack on russia. by the occupier and after that manipulation, distortion of facts, speculation of human deaths and other methods to remove responsibility, moscow started a very huge propaganda campaign, blaming ukraine and even the united states of america for the deaths of civilians on uchkiivka beach in occupied akhyar during a missile attack attacks on sunday, how so. please, andriy. we will ask oleksiy hetman, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian w

peninsula, what will happen to him, to the enemy, the garrison with the enemy group in the crimea, i know, to me, actually... very, well, as history shows, they have the chersonese there, i mean no, that the ancient greek place chersonese, and the city of chersonese, and... from chersonese in sevastopol, ugh, where those fleeing from the crimea usually gather, that's yum, well, it's another matter, actually, those who found their way to the crimea, to the invaders , i would advise you to use the crimean bridge, return home to varkuta and naryanmar, so as not to end up in such pasci, well, when we talk about the deoccupation of crimea, and about the operation regarding its deoccupation, a lot of experts and even the leader of the crimean tatar people, mustafa dzhemiv, said that the destruction of the kakhovskaya hpp by the russian occupiers, and it happened a year ago, as you know, it , but, let's say, yes, unfortunately, it contributed in a very bad way to the fact that our us... would have stopped regarding the north-south direction and the direction of the crimea, is this really th

how does this all affect the tourist season in crimea this year? if you look at the latest attacks of the armed forces? it's just a different reality. the russians are in a different reality, for them... there is no war, so they go to crimea, supposedly it is completely safe there, i want to note that there was no air raid, by the way, that is, people were on the beach, they did not even know what was there there is a potential danger, on the other hand, crimea is currently such a source of tourism only for russians, and it is such an artificial tourism, because russia very much dates these tourist services, there are free tickets, there are various kinds of preferential tickets, i.e.... this is such an artificial reproduction of this function, i hope that after the return of crimea to the state borders of ukraine, when we develop the economy and, in particular , recreation there, we will first of all face a security problem, that is, how safe it will be to rest there. the second problem is the quality of services, well, by that time ukraine will m

i thought about what could be in crimea and about myself in crimea personally, and came to this conclusionll you can study history, world history by monuments of crimea, it is unique from this point of view, and world history, including the history of mankind, and we have a lot of different monuments, starting from neanderthals and ending with modern ones. history, the crimea is wonderful from the point of view, it is picturesque, extremely, picturesque, it was such an inspiration for poets, writers, and artists, and it can be like that, it is a health center, it is the homeland of the crimean tatars, and it seems to me that if to return to the political issue, regarding granting the status of crimea, the crimean... and not to be afraid of this issue, then crimea can become the most beautiful city on earth, as we all see it, but before that we need to do a lot of work, first of all, regarding the colonization of the history of crimea, regarding. territory, regarding the reinterpretation of the history of crimea, including that which is part of the history of ukraine, regarding the reinterp

another message from the crimea this week , the space communication center in the crimea was destroyedgnificance of this cotton, why these goals of the space communications are so important that we choose them among others, as you rightly say, the missiles we fire are not cheap and for any small purpose, we cannot exchange them, so what is this? after all, it is a ground base that directly has contact with gonnass, that is, it is navigation, it is navigation of russian missiles, missiles are guided by these means, airspace is explored by these means, russian planes are controlled, including guided ones, this is not the communication that we have, it may seem to some, something was wrong with the mobile communication, it just stayed there without mobile phones, no it's... a system, it's a system, how our missiles work using gps navigation, in russia , the glanas system, they, it's also a satellite system, they use, and this, it's used for missile guidance, let's say, guidance aircraft rockets. thank you very much, mr. oleksiy, for taking the time to join our broadcast. oleksiy hetsman w

in crimea, continues.mple, two or three weeks ago we saw that the russian occupiers in this immortal regiment forced 3,500 children to pass through... in arteco, they forced children to do this, that is, it is a violation of international law, etc., how to deal with this from the kendrag, i know that the krimstar resource center, directly the krimster interleague, well, always records these violations of rights and regarding the militarization of children, etc., and even submits all these data to international courts, but still how

crimea now? i have always been rather skeptical of the russians' attempts to create a tourist region from crimea, as if there, because it seems to me that all people who understand russia's intentions regarding the seizure of certain territories, we understood that all this is being done for military purposes, and sooner or later this story with crimea allegedly tourist... it would have ended, but today it seems to me that this is the situation that i now see in your footage, it very clearly shows the intentions of ukraine regarding crimea, and the citizens of ukraine who are in the territory of crimea today, they accept with joy it seems to me such a wonderful picture, and i will remind you of this sacramental phrase. russian tourists, mother, mother, it is necessary to dump from here, it is necessary to dump from here, let's address this phrase to all russians who are illegally staying on the territory of the peninsula, and let's return to other issues, now the prime minister, mr. shmegal, made

and finally, we will show you how russia day was celebrated in crimea, if possible, and it is in crimea't give up either, we see the symbol of the partisan movement, and also the burning russian flag, hope for such a positive note, but we are fighting, so i hope that this is the fate of all russian flags on the peninsula. this is the end of our beraber together program, a project jointly produced by the espresso tv channel and the first crimean tatar atr tv channel, and we have two presenters, andrii yanitskyi and gulson. zlata pokhilko and 11-year-old artem getman. these seven-year-old evangelina reutova, ten-year-old children disappeared in the temporarily occupied territories of donetsk region and where they are. it is not known now, but i hope that with your help we will be able to find the little one. first of all, i am addressing the residents of the temporarily occupied territories of the donetsk region. please look closely at the children's faces. evangelina reutova, in this photo, she is much younger than her seven years, but i hope this will not prevent you from identifying th

but crimea has a weakness, even two., this island, in fact, connected to the mainland by two. through two such necks, these are changars, a trench, which, if you plug a cork there, then, strictly speaking, it becomes a closed vessel, well, on the other hand, they are now another crossing, this is the kerch transport crossing, the same, the crimean bridge, and the port crossing - the crimean port of the caucasus, if you cut and logi'. on the kerch strait, so to speak, crimea becomes a suitcase without a handle, on the contrary, it not only helps in attacks on the mainland, but also burdens it, its owner, precisely because of this , the russians already understand that such an ass is against them is sneaking up, they are trying to... lay a railway right in the combat zone in the south of ukraine, so the ukrainian military chose the most optimal way, it is actually such an operation to prepare the combat space, a planning operation, as our partners, the armed forces, are called, for isolation crimean peninsula, what will ha

in crimea, continues.xample, two or three weeks ago, we saw that the russian occupiers forced 35 children to pass through this immortal regiment. in artek , they forced the children to do it, that is this is a violation of international law, etc., how to deal with it from kandrag, i know that... the resource center and directly the krymsterskyi mijlis always records these violations of rights and regarding the militarization of children, etc., and even submits all this data to international courts, but everything anyway, how does it directly affect what is happening in crimea? well, first of all, i want to remind you that we provided and continue to provide information about how things were during the period of occupation. well, deprived of the right, and the children are indeed a violation of the convention on the rights of the child, and right here, we need to talk about the fact that the children, that is what you are showing on the screens now, and this really happened in the artek, and children from d

in crimea, continues.xample, two or three weeks ago, we saw that the russian occupiers in this immortal regiment forced 3.5 thousand children to go to artek, they forced them to do this, to make children, that is, this is a violation of international law, etc., how? to fight this from the kendrag, i know that the krimstar resource center, directly the krimster midjlis, well, always records these violations of rights and regarding the militarization of children, etc. and even submits all this data to international courts, but still, how does it directly affect what is happening in crimea. well, first of all, i also want to remind you that we provided and are providing information about how during the period of occupation children were, well, deprived of their rights, and indeed a violation of the convention on the rights of the child, and here it is precisely here that we need to talk about what... children, what you are showing now on the screens, this really happened in artek, and children from different

crimea, about the deoccupation of crimea and about everything that happened there during this week, wellat is, we will talk about the results, and of course we would like to start with the main news, the one that happened this week, and you can to say that on june 23, the armed forces of ukraine carried out a very powerful attack on the russian occupiers, and after that, manipulation, distortion of facts, speculation about human deaths... and other methods to abdicate responsibility, moscow began a very huge propaganda campaign, blaming ukraine and even the united states of america for the deaths of civilians on uchkiivka beach in occupied akhyar during a rocket attack on sunday. how so, please, andriy. we will ask oleksiy hetman, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, a major of the national guard, to speak with us on this topic. retired, mr. oleksiy, congratulations, congratulations, congratulations, mr. oleksiy, this is the story of the attack by ukrainian military forces on the base in sevastopol, which resulted in civilian casualties, the russians say that it is as if the americans

about myself in crimea personally, and...e to the conclusion that first of all you can study history, world history through the sights of crimea, it is unique among from this point of view, from the point of view of world history, history including humanity, and we have a lot of different monuments, starting from the neanderthals and ending with modern history. crimea is wonderful from a point of view, it is picturesque, extremely picturesque, it was such an inspiration. and for poets, and for writers, and for artists, and it can be like this, it is a health center, it is the homeland of the crimean tatars, and it seems to me that if we return to the political issue, regarding the granting of the status of crimea, crimean tatar territorial and national autonomy, that and don't be afraid... question, crimea can become the most beautiful a city on earth, as we all see it, but before that we need to do a lot of work, first of all, on the decolonization of the history of crimea, on the decolonization of the territory, on the rein

, as well as for all those in mainland ukraine who are interested in what is happening in crimea. if you watch us on youtube, please subscribe, like, bell and comment on this video, this is how youtube algorithms work, so you will only see us if you are active. well, we will, as usual, traditionally, and today we will talk about crimea, about the deoccupation of crimea and about... everything that happened there during this of the week, that is, we will talk about the results, and of course i would like to start with the main news, the one that happened this week, and we can say that on june 23 , the armed forces of ukraine carried out a very powerful attack on the russian occupiers, and after that manipulation, twisting of facts, speculating on human deaths and other methods to throw off responsibility... moscow started a very huge propaganda campaign, blaming ukraine and even the united states of america for the deaths of civilians. on uchkiivka beach in to occupied ahyari during a rocket attack on sunday. how so, please, andriy. we will ask oleksiy hetman, a veteran of the russ

in crimea. the work is carried out by several teams. and installation is carried out quickly - our journalists report. previously , a large amount of military equipment was recorded there, in particular radar stations, a tor complex, guns, as well as probably missiles, s-300 and s-400 missile complexes. and the day before, the media, with reference to the ukrainian general staff, wrote about an attack on the ferry crossing in kerch, although the general staff issued a daily summary of this information within half an hour, this text is probably a mistake, because even a week ago the general staff... reported on the destruction of the silf ferry crossing in kerch and showed photos of damaged ferries, which , according to the general staff, carried out rail and road transportation. this happened on may 30. the general staff wrote about the atakams missile attack. the general staff reported on the destruction of the ferry crossing of russian forces in kerch and showed it photos of damaged ferries, w

we talk not only about the khan's palace, not only about directly cultural values, about life in crimeageneral, now is the season, we see, example, around kyiv, that on the beaches, on the rivers, the beaches are full of people, and here are the shots from the crimean beaches, which are not from. they are actually empty, why is this happening, has russia stopped sending these pro-sovietists, military men to sanatoriums, they don’t even risk them anymore, i understand that a tourist on his own is unlikely to go to crimea, well, isn’t he a very risky person who is ready for adventures, to put it bluntly, yes, but we know that the russians developed this organized tourism, now they are showing the beach. that even this organized tourism is not so much anymore, or do you have any data on what is happening with tourist crimea now? well, you know, i have always been rather skeptical of the russians' attempts to create a tourist region from the crimea, as it seems to me to all people who understand russia's intentions regarding the desire to take over certain areas. we understood that all this

why are they indigenous peoples of crimea?ause unlike other nationalities living on the territory of crimea, these representatives, these peoples did not have another statehood or another territory that would be connected with their area. well residence, this is a very important factor, that is , there is no diaspora anywhere, and they did not create another statehood and did not belong to other states, except outside crimea. the karaim and krymchaks are also in such a unique position that their ethnogenesis, that is, where they came from and what their origin is, has not yet been determined ethnically. for today. today, according to statistics , there are approximately 2,000 karaites and less than 2,000 krymchaks living in the world, and in ukraine in particular, this is very little, that is, for the ethnic group in order to to be preserved, it is, well, in fact, in a few decades, it may completely disappear as an ethnos, or dissolve into something larger, and that is exactly why this was a very good opportunity at the legisl

of ukraine in the occupied crimea.lo lakiychuk, head of security programs of the strategy 21 center for global studies, captain of the first rank of the reserve of the naval forces of ukraine. contact us. mr. pavle, congratulations. greetings aleyka. salaam. good day. glory to ukraine. glory. let's start with fresh news. two russian radar stations were damaged. as a result of a night attack on the occupied crimea, drones hit a military unit in the village of mysove in the leninsky district, the astra telegram channel reports. mr. pavle, what does this mean, why exactly these targets, why was it so important to damage the radar stations? well, this is evidence that the airspace of crimea is being cleaned. for subsidiary strikes on the enemy's important military facilities on the crimean peninsula, this is one thing and that's the main thing, well, remember how corridors were created for our missiles and our aerial drones for strikes on sevastopol, on objects in the sevastopol district, in dzhankoya, the same is now bein

the so -called fifth column, that is, they are a certain danger for the future. of this state, for crimea, the same situation will be the same, but it is still an element of instability, even if that, even if people are part of society, but have not changed their views, we know the story with latvia, that the mep from latvia, tetiana zhdanok, as it turned out, she was an fsb agent, they chose her russian-speaking, that is, she represented their interests in the european parliament, given that ukraine is also going to become part of the european union and... we will also have deputies, people who are not loyal to ukraine, but live on its territory, again, can delegate someone to the european parliament and in fact influence all european politics in general, this is such a trojan horse, in fact, that is introduced into the body of ukraine, that is, this problem is deeper than it seems, it seems to me that it is deeper, and you still have a solution it is definitely deeper, well, at the level of the expert network of the crimean platform today. we discussed that after deoccupation, crimea sh

chelybykhana, who set the goal of liberating crimea, if you see qr codes on your screen today during the program, go immediately and donate, i will list them. funds, they are very necessary, and if you watch us on youtube, then subscribe, ring the bell, comment this broadcast, we come to the comments already after the broadcast and answer questions about the essence of the program. well, today, as always , we will traditionally talk about what happened during this week on the territory of the temporarily occupied crimean peninsula. we will talk about the results of this week in... crimea, and of course, the first part of our program, it is devoted to the military aspect, precisely in the temporarily occupied crimea, everything that happened and all the operations carried out by the armed forces of ukraine, gurmo of ukraine in the occupied crimea pavlo lakiychuk, head of security programs of the strategy 21 center for global studies, captain of the first rank of the reserve of the naval forces of ukraine. welcome to contact us, mr. pavle. silyam alik, silyam. good day, glory to ukrain

do you think this poses a threat to our ukrainian population in crimea?course, it is, but i want to tell you, all my acquaintances who have some contacts there, or those who recently returned from the crimea, i have friends, i have, well, let's say, even er... relatives there, which the very distant ones who remain there, uh, mostly they say, we are ready to endure, to suffer, but to be freed from this horror, from this, from this influx that has come here to our land, well, and so on, therefore , there is definitely a risk, but hey, what, there is no war without risk, as they say, but something will have to be done. continue to risk, but well, the reward for this will be liberation, it will be deoccupation, and it will be worth it, well, we see that there is almost nothing left of the black sea fleet, but russia nevertheless still continues to patrol the black sea with submarines, can we do something against the submarines, or maybe we already have some artificial intelligence underwater drones that can harvest? these vessels, indeed submarines, remain a

, was crimea annexed?is all my own, she says: i no longer know whether crimea is russia, or after what i experienced in sevastopol, that is, somewhere there begins to understand that, well, it’s obvious, but are russians now using the place of people here , whom they invite to rest in crimea, but i know sevastopol very well, because i spent my childhood there, back in soviet times, all these beaches, where are the bases, where are these bays, well, it is impossible to rest there without having some kind of nearby. near military facilities, and in crimea in general, now, i think that they have become much more, it is trying to hide behind people's backs, or later shouting to the whole world that look, people are killed on the beach, what are you come on, let's hold an emergency meeting of the national security council of the united nations, you know, there are beaches right under bilbek, under the bilbek airfield, yes, and we are bilbek airfield, well, our armed forces do not ignore it, as a rule, because t

, then actually this is the first stage of the conquest of ukraine, but in the crimea.

, crimea was annexed, dear, this harbor is all, she says, i no longer know whether crimea is russia, or after... what i experienced in sevastopol , i.e. somewhere begins to understand what is obviously true, but do the russians currently use people here, whom they invite to rest in crimea, but i know sevastopol very well, because i spent my childhood there, back in soviet times, all these beaches, where are the bases there, where are these bays, well, it is impossible to rest somewhere there, so that there weren't any near military facilities, and in crimea in general, now i think that there have been much more of them, is it to try to hide behind people's backs, or to shout later? to the whole world, look, people are killed on the beach, what are you doing, let's hold an emergency meeting of the national security council of this un security, you know, there are beaches right under bilbek, under the bilbek airfield, yes, and we are the bilbek airfield, well our armed forces do not leave without attention, as a rule, because there are russian mif-31 fighters and other types of fighter

we are talking about crimea. crimean news.is devoted mainly to the humanitarian aspects of the kremlin's stay on the peninsula and why it is there. is happening, we have a guest, mrs. elmira ablyalimova chi gos, an expert of the crimean institute of strategic studies, should be in touch by now. mrs. elmira, congratulations. greetings to the villages of aleko. glory to ukraine. we will talk about the khan's palace and for those who do not know, the khan's palace is the only preserved palace complex in the world. sample of the crimean tatar palace architecture and the residence of the rulers of the crimean khanate, the geraev dynasty, so let's start with this easy news: the lego company - a world-famous toy manufacturer presented a constructor in the form of the khan's palace, and this constructor, of course, popularizes the crimean tatar culture and the history of crimea in general to the whole world i hope that children all over the world will be able to play with these toys and learn more about crimea, the crimean tatars, but

i emphasize once again what i said, crimea is a war zone, crimea is undergoing demilitarization, and or rather the russian federation, who are illegally living in the territory of the ukrainian crimea, it is necessary for now... there is a bridge to go to the urals, for those who will stay, look for ukrainian passports and do not be near russian military facilities, especially do not enter them, it is very dangerous for life, and thank the ukrainian authorities and to our army, for the fact that in crimea, ukraine constantly announces an air alert signal, there is an analogue of the air defense network of the russian federation working there, working in its own way. look, mr. serhiy, i would like to clarify right away, regarding the systems against... defense, which the enemy is charging somewhere from eastern siberia and not only, that is, according to my information, they transported additional air defense forces, actually to crimea, which is temporarily occupied, as vulnerable as they are now, so we understand that when we talk about the destruction of radar stations, this is a st

, yes... about crimea, the temporarily occupied crimea is slowly getting used to the fact that it is actually a war zone, and the defense forces of ukraine are acting so brilliantly that, in principle, local residents do not complain about some simply crazy destructive processes on the peninsula, destruction and so on, there is an understanding that ours work purely on military objects, but when the russians start... perhaps in some way to oppose or start playing a play on the theme of war, then all this leads to terrible and very often tragic consequences, it happened in sevastopol, more precisely in the sevastopol area, in uchkoivka, those who, for those who know crimea, i think this place is quite well known. the russians continue to place civilians near military facilities and military facilities near civilians. then we get the tragic news that one of the vacationers died, although, well, i don't know if it can be called tragic news when we are talking about people, colonizers, if not occupiers, purely military, who came to crimea in order to carry out some of their dirty busines

of the state council of the republic of crimea.liamentary hour. and that's all i have. you watched the program "parliamentary hour". see you in a week. you see how rapidly it is changing, the future of millions of people is under threat, they want to cancel your language, your culture, and tear your homeland into pieces, how to find a foothold and... stand for what is dear to you, become a force that will restore justice, become a support countries, protect your future, and the future of your children, they will not forgive if you stay on the sidelines, serve under a contract. we will take on this matter, it will be honest detective. it is clear to everyone that russia. not a country of gas stations, russian digital solutions can be taken to new heights, there are prospects, even more brutal, yes, ours are more brutal, there will be more than exactly what digital helps, you are incomparably original in your questions, and what about production, raw materials and exports in general, what he is our product. russia and the dprk are ac

do you think this poses a threat to our ukrainian population in crimea?ely, but i want to tell you, all my acquaintances who have some contacts there, or those who recently returned from the crimea, i have friends, i have well, let's say so, even relatives there, who are very far away, what. they stay there, uh, mostly they say, we are ready to endure, to suffer, but if only we would be freed from this horror, from this, from this influx that came everywhere to our land, well and so on, so there is certainly no risk there is, but well, what, there is no war without risk, as they say, you will have to risk something in the future, but a reward for it. there will be liberation, it will be de-occupation, and it will be worth it, ugh, we see that there is almost nothing from the black sea fleet remained, but russia nevertheless continues to patrol the black sea with the help of submarines, can we do something against submarines, or maybe we already have some artificial intelligence underwater drones that can harvest these vessels, really. u-boats remain a pri

, if i am not mistaken, from crimea they are transporting from...anti-missile systems to belgorod region, it is very strange when they the s500 is taken here, and the c300 is taken there, well, but if you analyze why, well, they use the s300, it is more of an old complex for firing at ground targets, in particular, they shoot at kharkiv, well, somehow you know about me, mr. volodymyr, i have such question or it is true that the russian srk s-300 and s-400 simply do not have the potential and ability to intercept american atacoms, and that is why when the pentagon did not allow ukraine to hit the kremlin with atacoms, this was the main reason, because it definitely hits, definitely not s- 300, no s-400 simply not will be able to intercept it and shoot it down, is that really the case, and if we are talking about the s500, have they? do they have these powers and intercept attacks? you are right, the technical component also has a place, the s-500 is the latest development of the enemy. but the s-400, they position it with the name triumph as the best

well, i know, unfortunately, not more than everyone, there are indeed many troops in crimea, but it islly becoming more and more vulnerable to our forces, to our means and... how is it, the local residents say that the occupiers absolutely do not live there anymore , it seems like we have lost our payer, and actually , you see the same kind of internet as in kyiv, although even if you look, they say that they will improve the situation literally today or tomorrow, because in kyiv they changed the limits, well maybe the number of critical infrastructure will increase a little and kyiv needs much more, accordingly, if the load is distributed more fairly so that other regions also participate in this process, then it will be possible to improve the situation in general and for of the whole country, but as for crimea, this is exactly what we asked mr. ayder about, about the fact that the russian air defense of the peninsula is becoming a little more porous, they are trying to give a lift, but they... now they have to close even more, you see , what is happening in the north, think, you mus

was developing in crimea, they actually used the civilian population as hostages and put them in front of their armed men when they captured and stormed ukrainian military units, the same way now, is there no risk that, okay, we will still be able to surround crimea, deprive it of connection with russia, and there will remain many armed russians and... at the same time many ukrainian citizens who will be hostages in such a situation, on the one hand, i understand that these are our ears and this is a partisan movement, a resistance movement, on the other hand , these are also hostages, these are our people who found themselves in such a difficult situation, how to be here is a really difficult question, and our representatives of the authorities, their military... are warning the residents of crimea, in particular the crimea now, that it is better to leave dangerous areas, due to the fact that this is a zone, a promising zone of hostilities, and to return when the war wave has already receded from this theater, if the crimeans, who observe the situation in ukraine, occasionally open th