is that dmytro zabavin, mr. puty of the mariupol city council, congratulations, good morning, we should see good news, maybe we will finally have american weapons, we really hope for it, in fact, the fighters who are holding back now with the remnants of literally what there remains a russian offensive, it does not always succeed, i hope that at least the commanders understand that, in fact, we cannot simply pay with people's lives for territories and... executions, well, no we can too, i understand how painful it is, especially for people from donbas who are now forced to live in other territories, who look at their occupied land, it hurts, but the fact that we will now lose even more people does not mean that this something will change, we, we, then it will be more difficult for us to return our lands, in the fifth year, in the sixth, really, imagine, russia forced to leave, the city of mariupol is bigger. 50% of its inhabitants, i.e., not accepting the russian occupation, the people of mariupol simply left the

is being done on the occupied lands, now we will ask the deputy of the mariupol city council, dmytro zabavin is in touch with us, good morning, glory to ukraine, good morning, glory to the heroes, they say that in mariupol it is just thundering, crawling, something to zaporizhia occupied lands, and something back to russia, they are driving the equipment, this is what we hear from our scouts, can you tell us a little more? look, the russians will continue to use mariupol as a military-logistics hub, and while they are in the process of building a railway connection there, which i believe will ultimately fail, they are using the highway from rostov oblast to full capacity and through, respectively, novoazovsky district and through mariupol further to berdnya. and other parts of the temporarily occupied territory of the zaporizhzhya region, for example, rozyvka, and one more way is in the direction of ughledar and towards volnovakha, that is, the russians use this network to transfer bc, to transfer personnel, and accordingly they have certain logistics. problems, they are not going anywhere,

come to terms with the fact that he is not a ukrainian, but an anti-ukrainian writer, let's ask dmytro zabavindeputy mariupol city council, or? uh, bulgakov should remain in ukrainian culture, mr. dmytro, what do you think? good morning to you, i believe that everything that is anti-ukrainian and everything that calls for the so-called building of the russian empire should disappear altogether from ukrainian circulation forever, and taking into account what is happening now. in mariupol, we see how children in mariupol are being instilled with everything, russian and from the side of propaganda, it should also have the consequences of a ban and accordingly, because it is an element of propaganda that hammers into the head, into the head from kindergarten, these russian narratives, well , i remember that when... in mariupol, i was once very impressed by the monument to gleb zhiglov in the image of volodymyr vladimir vysotsky in mariupol , you know the truth, he is there and this monument remains, and it was damaged by the way, and during the battles it was restored there by the occupiers, the o