lower the morale of the civilian population and deter any ukrainian counterattacks across the dnipro river . the ministry of defense of great britain believes that british russian troops from the east of the dnipro river are continuing their artillery shelling of kherson. and this city remains the most frequently shelled large ukrainian city . on january 29, the local authorities reported the death of three more civilians in kherson, as well as about damage to two moored lanes of foreign ships, which led to an oil spill into the dnipro river, the exact justification for russia's use of its exhausting ammunition reserves is not clear, british intelligence officers write , but the commander is probably partly seeking to lower the morale of the civilian population and deter any ukrainian counterattacks across the dnipro river, they said in british intelligence , now we will talk about kherson region and the south in general with volodymyr molchanov , a political scientist from p. to ukraine, the british write that kherson is shelled more than 50 times a day, and they predict that this is prec

actually confirmed the fact that this is a serious threat . are higher along the er channel of the dnipro river supposedly this somehow gives more water instead of the one that flows out, is that true or not? well, again, i understand that the resources here are not immeasurable and there are also certain certain ones. action uh well, i'm a small specialist precisely in hydrotechnical structures but really, the kakhovskaya hpp is the lowest lower cascade of the series of hpps that are built higher, and this is the zaporizhzhya and dniprovskaya hpp. this is also the kanivska, and accordingly there is an opportunity to hold the water in these reservoirs, which are located above the kakhovsky reservoirs and directly, well, this is primarily a question of water supply. but really , as you pointed out, it is not possible, the longer you are, the water must move along the channel, the more problems the river itself, the infrastructure that exists today depends on the flow of water through the mouth of the dnipro river. therefore, this is a really serious problem. and i think that the occupiers, not h

i think it would be very unlikely indeed to be conducted across the dnipro river.s more likely to be near zaporizhzhia and on the southern front or indeed focused on trying to push the russians back where fred has been busy over if last couple of weeks in the east around bakhmut. although that looked fairly unlikely at the moment. here on this front, really, the state of play is a low-level of artillery from the ukrainian side met with very heavy barrages coming from the russians as they indiscriminately shell this city, which at the moment is not heavily invested with ukrainian troops. john? >> from the southern front, sam kiley. thank you very much. >>> up next, day seven of the alex murdaugh murder trial. what the jury learned today about a snapchat video that may be crucial for the prosecution in the testimony about big money that the jury did not get to hear. ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ we all know that words have power. they set things in motion and make us happy or sad. because when peoe say it, lives are changed. it's not

i think it will be unlikely indeed to be conducted across the dnipro river, more likely to be, perhapsn and the southern front or indeed focused on trying to push the russians back where fred has been busy over the last couple of weeks in the east around bakhmut, although that looked fairly unlikely at the moment. so, here on this front, really, the state of play is a low level of artillery from ukrainian side met with a very every barrages coming from the russians as they indiscriminately shell the city which at the moment is not heavily invested with ukrainian troops john? >> from the front, socratic, they give it much. up next day seven of the alex murdaugh trial. what the jury learned today about it snapchat video, which might be christian for the prosecution, a testimony about big money that the jury did not get to hear. young lady who was, you know, mid 30s, couple of kids, recently went through a divorce. she had a lot of questions when she came in. i watched my mother go through being a single mom. at the end of the day, my mom raised three children, including myself. and so on

if we need to reach the dnipro river, he says, it's another three years. we need to capture donetsk and luhansk, we need to work for one and a half to two years. if we need to reach the english channel, then i have my own perfect plan. away from the front lines, one of russia's largest-scale missile attacks in weeks, targeting ukrainian civilian infrastructure, including this thermal plant in dnipro. the city of zaporizhzhia hit 17 times in one hour. a russian cruise missile struck the power grid. the immense power of the strike throwing a car onto the roof of a house. they are not humans, this man says. i don't know what they're thinking about when they're doing this, when they press the buttons and shelf civilians. the ukrainians say they brought down 61 of the 70 missiles fired. >> yes! >> reporter: enough to limit damage to the power supply. as sirens blared, thousands of people in the capital kyiv took to the subway shelters to run businesses and take classes. it's a well-practiced routine. the children may not be comfortable, says this teacher. but s

there's a natural boundary between the forces and it exists with the dnipro river there. saw the chinese, for example, hand over one of the proposals to make peace, that russia has anything to the east of the dnipro river. i wouldn't be surprised if the chinese do those two things, the drones and ammunition. that would escalate the opportunity for russia to go on the offensive. >> with that it sounds like you're describing a russia that's in trouble, a weakening russia as it pertains to its arsenal. >> yeah, i think so. i think time is still not on the ukrainian military side. however, if they can break through in different areas, i think the strategy that ukraine has to do is attack the russian military as russia tries to take towns like bakhmut and ukraine tries to defend them, they can't take the high casualties. they have to go after the russian army, i think in places to the south to gain more leverage over places like crimea. there's no question that the russian military is still in trouble. >> just ahead of the weekend, one-year mark for this russian invasion in uk

villages are not many, all the villages located on the right bank, especially on the bank of the dnipro river, it is actually from stanislav oleksandrivka, it is closer to the dnipro estuary, to the black sea , to nikopol, in fact, if we are talking about the kherson region, they are all suffer from the shelling of the occupiers almost all problems with electricity, water supply, gas supply , because power lines are damaged during the shelling, and other vital infrastructure months, there is no opportunity to live fully, but the residents also live in the garden that you mentioned, about 700 residents now live there and are constantly under fire from the occupier from the left bank regarding the meaning . these are terrorist acts, nothing else, but i think that this is all-in-all the desire of the occupiers to somehow strengthen the information wave about their presence on the left bank . eh, in the east and eh, closer to the zaporizhzhia region, and here, to keep , let’s say, an information pretext, they are shelling the civilian population and trying to raise an information wave in this khe

, an enemy projectile pierced the fuel tank of one of the ships, oil products spilled into the dnipro riverue to the threat of shelling, ecologists were unable to get to the site of the disaster nina kolomiets oleg nevidskyi details tv channel inter marathon the only news of significant damage due to missile attacks on russians , the energy system of our country also suffers critical infrastructure objects under the sights of putin's troops since october destroyed destroyed damaged or in the occupation of 75% of our capacities, daniil schnitser learned how the energy front of our country works and who stands in its defense , almost half of the entire ukrainian nuclear generation and another 75% of the capacity of thermal power plants, a third of block shopping centers, these are the losses suffered by ukrainians in our territory, every second ukrenergo substation was attacked despite this terror, the absolute majority of ukrainians remain with heat , water and electricity, and many repairs in the power grid were urgent and there is an increased risk of accidents in order to there was light

to be honest, it is quite difficult at the moment because, uh , the dnipro river is quite wide and quitew , nevertheless, they are trying to create a line of defense there. at the same time, they are leading, so to speak active defense, showing its military presence, shelling the city of kherson, and how actively subversive intelligence groups are active, it should be understood that the subversive investigation group does not consist of ordinary chombiks or wagnerites, it is usually quite trained military personnel, well, at least that should be the case, that's why risking subversive intelligence groups now for the sake of simply uh, risking risks doesn't make sense even the russians, therefore, in principle, to say that there is some uh, active activity in this direction, i'm not ready to confirm that to you, no no no no there is no such activity that should be paid attention to in the public space. and in general , i think that the operational situation that is developing in the territory of the kherson region has been described, first of all, it can be said that it is stable, yes, i

front of the place is the most intensively shelled, and the coastal zone, which is closest to the dnipro river , is under fire. microdistrict, an island located immediately opposite the left bank of the narrowed channel of the dnipro e. there, it can be said that the shelling of both small arms and various artillery and mortars does not stop for a minute, but the fact that it can fly to any point of the city is the fact that a fact in the city of kherson and do you have an explanation or perhaps an opinion, why exactly are these places, these districts, well, the fact that it is not enough a short distance from the position of the occupiers or those positions that they change and occupy and again it does not show the distance, and that is probably why regular shelling is carried out, because the occupiers see, for example, the civilian population there , that there is some movement and, of course, there is some panic there, or they make a decision to shoot this or that area. well, in general, such temperaristic acts of the russian federation are carried out every day of panormana , i thank you

hydrogeneration is also very active and intensively operating there connected with the water content of the dnipro river desna river, the dniester river, those rivers where our hydroelectric power plants are located . that is, it is a seasonal factor. you can say it is a natural factor. and this is an import during these two months. in january and february, it also helps to balance the power system, that is , we included a number of factors that worked in favor of the power system, the main one of course is the restoration of power grids. trunk networks, mainly ukrenergo and oblenergo, are restoring their networks, which if they are damaged and the restoration of generation, well, and the rest of the factors that simply helped us to overcome this deficit, and now we really have no energy deficit for the fourth day, we do not provide consumption limits for the regions, we still have certain restrictions on electricity consumption only in those regions that were damaged and have not yet had time to fully restore the networks there, that is, it is impossible to physically deliver the entire amount electric

defenders give a worthy answer, but confidently pushing the enemy meter by meter away from the dnipro riverlocal residents are trying to temporarily leave their homes and those who remain are forced to literally walk through minefields, liberated kherson region is shaking for the first day from constant shelling local residents are trying to temporarily leave their homes and those who remain are forced to literally walk by minefields and the psychological state of most of the local residents is not yet simple, they are afraid to go out once again to talk, especially about some problems, all this is the result of life in the occupation people have lived here for more than 6-7 months under the occupation, they are generally afraid to say too much, they don't even understand what can be said about , it is necessary to explain to them that ukraine has returned here, no one will return here with the invader, that is, we must introduce work with the population by helping sappers and tach aerial reconnaissance, gathering information, monitoring the situation on the demarcation line, all these are

direction of the front means the following news literally . the army of their wards across the dnipro river on boats, probably in order to create the appearance that the troops are present on the left bank of the kherson region and from time to time in various places there, i think that for different purposes, for the purpose of presence, as i have already said, they are sent and our military is actively destroying them, well, directly already on the water and on the shore and on the left bank, on the islands that are located next to the city of kherson , respectively. roman and how are they trying to cope with those islands? that is , they stayed there in the estuary the dnipro is theirs the groups that hung out on the islands, or did they just come, land, shoot and leave, well, this is more likely the second option . maybe they are equipping separate observation points there , but all the shelling that is being carried out in the city of kherson and the region is shelling that takes place in such raids, that is, they really came and established shot back, our military is constantly waitin

trying to cross the dnipro and arrange certain aggressive actions already on the right bank of the dnipro riverkherson region. please tell me what this is it is related to what caused it and to what extent under such weather under such conditions today it is problematic or not problematic to identify and neutralize these subversive intelligence groups, this is most likely a step forward because the military and political leadership requires the occupiers to intensify certain actions. they are trying to simulating that the connection was broken in some way, but we will now restore it and continue to listen to mrs. natalya humenyuk about the situation in the southern direction , there is actually something to talk about and not only about what the enemy is trying to do using these floodplains, islands of which there are many in the dnipro riverbed, using them, they are trying to take certain actions already on the right bank , literally yesterday, five boats on which ms. nataliya, ms. natalya are, were neutralized, please continue , but for now this situation is characterized the enemy is trying

of ukraine , more than 25 settlements of the region, which are located on the right bank of the dnipro river damaged by the artillery fire of the russian invaders. in particular , havrylivka, kashkarivka, beryslav, vesele, tyaginka , engineering, antonivka, berehove, and the city of kherson , directly in any case, we understand that one of the key, albeit somewhat exotic, news is the visit of the belarusian dictator to beijing, we understand that china is beginning to form the so-called big pooh of its central european influence , which includes hungarian prime minister viktor orban in particular, and now we see that lukashenko also wants to form as close a relationship as possible with by beijing, this means that lukashenka has hopes that he may not be sucked into the pipe of russian peace so easily, but i think that hopes are in vain, in any case, it may also mean that belarus will to be used by the russian federation as a certain lining so that lukashenko would receive certain dual -use goods or perhaps directly military ammunition and weapons maybe there will be military factories locate

baby who fell under the ice were saved, the event happened in the city of horishni plavni on the dnipro rivery turned to the police . a man and a child were in the water at a considerable distance from the shore. his grandson , whose life was saved for only five months. surgeons successfully removed the warhead of the grenade from the body of the ukrainian soldier. during the examination, the doctor found a part of the projectile in the wounded man . the grenade burned through a large piece of skin. the defender's surgeon performed an immediate operation and in a few minutes the dangerous element was successfully removed from the body of the wounded man and handed over to the sappers. the command of the medical forces of the armed forces of ukraine was informed that in the near future the serviceman will be evacuated for further rehabilitation and suffocation. with this, i conclude this issue, the next one will be at 5:00 p.m. i remind you that you can read more on our website espresso.tv a brief summary of the main points on our telegram channel news espresso.tv the most interesting informat

can be through mariupol, and then the group that is currently located on the left bank of the dnipro river the group that is located in the crimea will be largely in a conditional operational environment, they there will only be a way to supply everything necessary through the crimean bridge, which is already there, well, almost destroyed, about what we can do powerful counteroffensive actions somewhere in april in the months of april and may they said that the institute for the study of war in the fall of last year they said about it, er, mr. bohdana said that we conducted our intelligence , many people said about it that the window of opportunity opened at this time because, first, the game will dry up a little, and it will be possible to er, move faster through by the way - it's like, uh, we'll be able to accumulate a certain amount of heavy artillery equipment and especially cartridges for ourselves , an artillery display somewhere, right at this time, talk about the fact that he issued some kind of military leadership. well, here you know military topics no. we have only a few directi

from april 12 last year, we used to take water from the dnipro river, which is 73 km from the city of mykolaiv. these are two such large pipes with a diameter of 1.4 m and such that a person can walk on as i was told, the russians thought that the ukrainian troops would move to the territory of the occupied kherson region using these pipes. they blew up the pipes, we repaired the pipes, but they moved to the other bank of the dnieper and began shelling the station of one of the fences . therefore, we still have problems with water, relatively speaking purified seawater flows from your tap. that is, it is salty. when you pour it into your mouth, you feel the salt. this water cannot be eaten or drunk . you can do everything else with it, so we create separate points water intake for running about 1050 and we use them for drinking water, there are some deadlines. so when mykolayiv can live with normal water again, if you answer me when the war is over, i will tell you about the deadlines, well , no one can say that in the city, all the pipes in the water supply system must be changed bec

it was along dniprovsky avenue in novaya kakhovka, this is the central avenue adjacent to the dnipro river there are only buildings on one side, practically shelling it they couldn't, but instead they evicted most of the residents from there since october and use the houses. although they are not very reliable, they were made there according to the so-called canadian project or finnish, they are also called e two-story ones made of light wooden structures plastered e-e the whole old center of novaya kakhovka is made of this, and also in these houses the outposts were located and used them as a kind of forward line of their fortifications that goes along the dnieper e- well, that's why it's not surprising that it can also go there , although not directly on the houses, but around them, and they suffer from it, in particular, broken windows there or scratches from shrapnel from the ukrainian here, there is no doubt that the ukrainian artillery will instead destroy them on the same day on the same day, that is, yesterday, they fired at kakhovka, where is new kakhovka, don’t get confused. it’s

not actually a single peaceful night. opposite the left bank, this is the coastal zone of the dnipro riverbeing shelled 24/7. are people leaving because of what, uh, that the city is being shelled, are there any evolutionary routes, or do you have to convince them to leave, and they don't care? are holding on to their homes and say that the majority of people will not go anywhere. well, today we are already talking about the fact that kherson has been liberated for three months, three months, er , daily it is being shelled, the majority of people who, er, could have wanted to leave the city kherson, they have already done it and mostly people remain in the city who, for various reasons, or cannot, well, in most options, they have made the decision to stay in their place, stay in their homes and , uh, well, constantly. they are experiencing these shellings , the opportunity to evacuate today in principle it is quite possible that we really need to work on them to convince psycho psychologists to work with people who are hesitant to stay or leave . well, what do we see on the footage? uh, an

now the water is uncontrolled overflowing from the upper facility to the lower facility of the dnipro river. at the beginning of january this year, my compatriots from boryslav. i was born in this town on the right bank of the kakhovsky reservoir. i can be said to be the same age as the kakhovsky reservoir because it began to fill up in 1955 and the lyceum process lasted three years until 1958. so here is the normative support level of the kakhovsky reservoir 16 meters today , the water level in the kakhov reservoir is 14.6 m. that is, the water has fallen by almost one and a half meters, this is a lot, although some commentators on social networks say that it is okay these are seasonal fluctuations. well, seasonal fluctuations, they occur within 50 there, 40-50 cm, the water level fluctuates, and here it is already one and a half meters. well, so are my countrymen from boryslav . they asked me to raise this problem at the national level , because well, there in boryslav had no water, electricity or gas for three months , they were completely cut off from life and did not know what was real

this direction of the front means the following news literally . the army of his wards across the dnipro riverbably in order to create the appearance that the troops are present on the left bank of the kherson region and from time to time in various places there, i think that from different

temporarily occupied territory of the region is separated from the controlled territory by the dnipro river and a destroyed bridge, but this is what our military says , we are working on prevention, we are working on defeating and the enemy is suffering losses both among personnel and among the so-and-so in the technique, this is the plan of a strategic level and of course the armed forces will not be constantly on the defensive for ukraine , the only way to end this war is to completely liberate its territory until then, the armed forces confidently march from kherson every day ivan petrychak pavlo borysko and oleksiy tsobar tsn 1+1 marathon the only news minus the enemy attack aircraft near avdiyivka, a fighter of the 110th separate mechanized brigade shot down a russian su-25 military plane covering the infantry of the occupier from the sky with one shot, by the way, the avdiyiv direction is also the same today from the hottest on the front there, the russian military is trying to advance, but our soldiers are suppressing the attacks and inflicting significant losses on the enemy. i am e

zaporozhye there, they can only shell because, uh, between the units , in fact , there is also the dnipro river, there are many obstacles there, and the enemy is not so easy to plan and start fighting there shelling actions are taking place. assault actions are active there. at the moment , there have been no active actions in the last four days. all the main actions are taking place right through the donetsk direction . on the other hand, it is known that in the zaporizhzhia direction, the positions of the russians were visited. representatives of the ministry of defense conducted an inspection of their fortifications there, i want to say that our intelligence and people who are not indifferent who work in that direction inform us that well , it is really quite good. buildings, but in the presence of all available means of destruction. i think that this will be a small problem for the armed forces of ukraine when the e-e is prepared and a decision is made regarding the e-e offensive. i think that we will be able to overcome all these their constructions, well, we are not talking about the shel

also depends on the e-e cascades of the hydroelectric power station located higher up along the dnipro riverthat is , the water level e-e in the e-e directly depends on the e-e regulation of the sluices above in to the kakhov reservoir as far as i know, there is no critical situation at the moment and er, well, the water level is within the permissible limits, although recently it has decreased quite significantly , it has decreased precisely in the area of ​​the kakhov hydroelectric power plant . thank you very much for your comments. thank you for joining. take care and i wish you good evening, roman golovna, ex-deputy mayor of kherson, head of the kherson hub humanitarian project well, now we will be contacted by a non-guest. we have a few questions for him, he is already with us petro andryushchenko, adviser to the mayor of mariupol, petro i congratulate you, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, the word ukraine, glory to the heroes, i will simply ask about these five loud explosions that rang out in the morning in mariupol, the air force was raised there , and then somehow we no long

kherson ended in november, when ukraine's army forced the russians to retreat back across the dnipro river. but the city's residents are now under fire almost every day from enemy artillery positioned less than a mile away. we visited kherson this month, and from what we witnessed, russia's goal appears to be the destruction of what it cannot control. when we drove alongside the river, we didn't let the speedometer dip below 70 miles an hour. on one bank is the city. on the other, russian tanks, artillery, and snipers. a fast-moving target is hard to hit. >> people in our city, they are the target. the enemy is crazy. >> halyna luhova used to be a school teacher and a city council member. ukraine's president put luhova in charge of rebuilding kherson, effectively its mayor. we watched as she managed aid distribution, power outages and an avalanche of problems caused by russian shelling. kherson has been shelled more than 2,000 times in the last three months. >> is there a pattern to what the russians are hitting with the shelling, or is it random? >> during a long period of occupation for

if we need to reach the dnipro river, he says, it is another three years. need to work one and a half to two years, if we have to reach the english channel, i have my own plan. away from the front line, one of russia's largest scale missile attacks in weeks, targeting ukrainian civilian infrastructure, including this thermal plant in dnipro. the city of zaporizhzhia hit 17 times in one hour. russian cruise missile struck the power grid. the immense power of the strike throwing a car on to the roof of a house. >> translator: they're not human, he says, of the russians. i don't know what they're thinking about when they do this and press the button and shell civilians. the ukrainians say they brought down 61 of the 70 missiles, fired. not to limit damage to the power supply. as sirens blaired, thousands of people in the capital kyiv took to the subway shelters to run businesses and take classes. it's a well-practiced routine. the children may not be comfortable, says the teacher, alaina, but since september, the alarms have been so frequent, that they've gott

ukrainians were able to liberate kherson from the russian occupiers, russians pulled back across the dnipro river, stopped their guns, turned them around and began bombarding kherson. that's a bombardment that's been really increasing a pace, particularly this year. they captured -- recaptured the city the ukrainians in mid-november, they're now talking about 70 rounds a day, from an assortment of direct fire from tanks from mortars, from multiple launch rocket systems, bombarding the city, pretty much through the day. now, we were there on the ground for several hours. we lost count, frankly, of how many detonations we heard. there were outgoing destinations from the ukrainians who were shooting back. but the only people we really came across were the desperate, the poor, the people who were too poor to everleave, jake. can't find accommodations or jobs to sustain themselves, and many of them had come to the center of the town to seek help from the administration. i met one elderly man who actually tore a plastic sheet off of municipal building that had been hit four days ago, in fact, the munic

. >> reporter: yeah, i wanted to point out, you can't see it from here but dnipro river is right over here. not far from here is where the russian tanks made it to. they were at the gates of kyiv. they were in parts of kyiv. they were out by april 1st. they left a humanitarian massacre behind them, which is a sad day for ukraine and the world when zelenskyy was asked about it today, he said what was the saddest day of the war for you, he said the day we liberated bucha. that said, that's how close the russians were. they almost took the capital of an independent country and they were fought off. that was within the first, you know, two months of this war, the first month of the war really. five weeks of the war, they were able to do that. so somewhere in that first five weeks is when everybody in the world realized this is not what we thought it was going to be. >> and then john i'm going to ask you to share, how did we adjust? how did that change the calculations on what we were willing to give? the delta seems to have shrunk. i know it's not totally aligned. what are they asking for

yes, the dnipro is the most powerful river of ukraine, and this inscription remained, but in my opinion, there is such symbolism in these questions, it is very big, uh, whatever the russian occupation of the dnipro in the village and not only in the dnipro, but how is the demining going on all over the city? i read that there are dead and wounded. it's already after the war . five people have died on landmines. they are cleaning some people are sweeping from the mountain what are they all good day i got a bell yes yes and you don't know yura yura yura yura go get out just tell me what happened to the house how did it happen and the orcs set fire to the house with tracers from a machine gun from that side they were shooting at the floor just like the weather it was so windy, they chose at such a moment that it blew it all away and there . hmm. why did they do it so that they wouldn't run away everywhere, they broke the windows and before that they told us that we are you guys, come out here, it's like life, but they actually lived in these apartments and lived in at the house of the pers

well, well, then let's swim further, as they say , dnipro-1 - this is the dnipro, this is the river isr river vorskla, but also a good river poltava vorskla started this week. last week it was an international tournament in turkey . levadia estonska veres rivnesky and polissia zhytomyrska took part. i just pulled the fifth shot at the end. well, let's say i was bringing victory with my effective actions. well, three international tournaments are taking place this week : the europa league, the conference league and the winter cup in turkey. well, vorskla, by the way, won the first trophy as a subgenus of viktor skrypnyk. well and in fact her transcript is the same if we talk about trophies in ukraine, this is the first trophy for the head coach of poltava vorskla, and we note that with each match you can add polissya was the favorite of this tournament despite the fact that the police representative of the first league, but according to the composition now, many can dream of such a composition in the premier league that polissya has. well, we are right that it was the penalty shootout t

we don't have such a place to go to the river bank. because of the floodplains, you also have to somehow get to the dnipro therefore, it is very risky and unfortunately, unfortunately for him, oksana, you say that your friend says that the three-year-old is already running out of those people who are left there, they also have such feelings. well, she says so... he jokes everywhere tears, yes, he's joking, well, the moods are such that they say it's hard, they say that it's sad. well , plus, the winter is cold. yes, and they are being shelled from two sides. those with whom i communicate they are waiting for ours, they have no other choice, we are doomed to victory, and they have to wait until they are released and will join us to help the armed forces, that the winter is basically coming to an end, for us , one in 100 russians has been repelled so serious let's hope that it will be their last attempt and they will finally fall to hell, so thank you for this conversation, the only thing they ask is how to not freeze in kherson, how is the inflammation there, what is the temperature now. some of our areas