friends do you remember when we served in the same calculation we were given vouchers to the crimea sanatoriumtalgir, wait, now it is very important. do you remember there a local girl such a bright class? then he will not meet irina, what's the matter with the two people who are depicted on it, they no longer live. who is this mother? yura demyanenko and where is marina, is she with him? i don't know, i called several times, the phone is available on the phone does not pick up. gotta run. rather look for her before it's too late. do you know where? no, denis, we don’t have much time, i understand, but you can’t fuss either , in order to understand the criminal you need find out all about him well, that's what i do, and i was wrong about your father. it was yura who replaced the devices. killed ilya galin , he also did an explosion in a warehouse. why is he doing this? i don't know yet. marina good morning what is a holiday today? today is the first day of our new life. what is this? do n't you want to know where we will spend our honeymoon? honey today rain today, why not? is there something

camps well, actually, we see how crimea turns into actually three such three main uh directions so uh which uh activates russia - this is a military base with a sanatorium for crippled occupiers and a cattery, that's what is known as can we influence lawlessness, please, well, really, the militarization of crimea is not news. yes, we remember with you. that even before the start of a full-scale invasion, ukraine talked a lot about it, and the international community adopted resolutions at the level of the un general assembly about the actual militarization of crimea and it's just very obvious now it's working yes, uh, we have published information from e since the beginning of the full-scale invasion and about the use of the civilian infrastructure of crimea for military needs. so these are hospitals, primarily in northern crimea, where civilians simply do not have any access. that is they are not provided with assistance although they should provide this assistance and this actually, it seems to me that it is very important to talk about mobilization in the broader sense of the word, i.e. when we are talking about mobilization not only at the level of

crimea, he was treated for bone tuberculosis. the disease made him disabled, but it was not a sentence, and they treated him quite successfully with sunbathing and air baths. here the so-called heliotherapy sanatoriums were in the south more often on the seaside at the resort. well, or there, a relatively small one, along with a janitor from the crimea, several dozen children with bone tuberculosis arrived in yeysk. with paralysis and polio , the krasnodar territory, had not yet been captured by the nazis, no one could guess what to evacuate kids. it is necessary to go deeper into the rear, if we are talking about the yeysk orphanage, then this rapid offensive of the wehrmacht is definitely children. they did not have time to evacuate and they remained under occupation. enemy planes began to appear, until they bombed, flew further under the furious howl of anti-aircraft batteries, orphans, desperately arguing whether the nazis would enter the city, ran around the city pasting leaflets in order to cheer up the local population. some of them even ran to see if the germans were coming or not. at the end of summer the director of the orphanage reported on the evacuation of the children loaded onto carts