we're studying with our denis chistikov, deputy permanent representative of the president of ukraine the autonomous crimea. bad denisa. good day. good morning. denys, tell me now about the situation in crimea now, what or how crimea is living now, this is the mobilization at the beginning of the week of the so-called new regions of the russian federation, the kherson zaporizhia region of the people's republic of ukraine , martial law was declared in connection with this, and in connection with these regions, including crimea an average level of response was announced. that is, this is also a conditionally partially martial law, but with broader powers, that is, the occupying power was given broad powers for the time being so as not to frighten the population, the occupying power says that will not introduce any restrictions, although these restrictions have already existed in the territory of crimea for more than 3-4 months, the so-called yellow level of the terrorist threat, which is specifically related to restrictions on the movement of the population in the territory of crimea, c

told by the deputy permanent representative of the president of the crimean autonomous republic denis chistikov verbatim . the whole queue stops and waits , and this is not a question of disturbed traffic, but of the fact that they are fitting additional equipment, they will now try to strengthen themselves temporarily are they preparing, god forbid, for an attempt to advance north, in particular in the direction of zaporizhzhia, they are doing this in connection with the fact that the crimean bridge or the kerch bridge is now in ruins and is not able to transfer equipment and equipment as it was before fuel and everything that went to the temporarily occupied territories for the russian armed forces, i mean kherson region and part of the zaporizhia region, this is due to the fact that these channels with communication and support are broken and do not work because of repeat the kerch bridge, because of the ferry crossings, they are trying to somehow restore what used to be a whole stream across this cursed kerch bridge, this is the first, the second. why are there such efforts, why are the rus

thank you very much to you denys chistikov, deputy permanent representative of the president of ukraine, the confidence of the voters crimea was with us well, we will be with us anzhelika season and the news release the fresh selection is ready so let's watch it so, thank you that the enemy struck kharkiv in the morning, rockets, in particular, there are civilian casualties the population was also restless in zaporizhzhia and the region and mykolaiv oblast, i will tell you all the details in a few seconds 240 days of heroic resistance of ukrainians to the russian invaders continues for your attention news on espresso in anzhelika sezonenko works in the studio. today marks 75 years since the mass eviction of the inhabitants of the western regions of our country and remote areas by siberia. the punitive operation began at two o'clock in the morning on october 21, 1947. at that time, about 78,000 people were taken to siberia and kazakhstan, all of them were expected to do hard labor in mines . and collective farms, the soviet regime hoped that with the help of deportation it would be possi