the donbas mentality, or identity , was the subject of political discussions until 2014 , the donbas said, and in some places they meant the soviet ones, because they said they were the most developed. got precisely during the industrialization of the middle 20th century, although in fact the start of donbas in the industrial sense was long before the union . western european industrialists took their money to the wild east of europe and dozens of factories appeared thanks to their investments. my name is yuliya galushka, this is the iron fever section of donbass. subscribe and we need your reactions, comment and like. well, we will talk about it with... guests, these are donbas researchers, dmytro pirkol and serhiy zakharov, dmytro, a metallurgist in the past, congratulations, serhiy, an artist from donetsk, who passed captured by militants , well actually, let's first define what donbas is, what is the territory, we will talk about it today, what does it cover, is it only two regions or more? in fact, donbass is, as the document, documents show, it is the basin of the donets river,

the southern, southern front of, say, the zaporizhzhia kherson region, and to achieve success in donbasrselves, that is, to actually approach the 24th to the end of the 24th, to the american elections in stanny, when in fact ukraine is not can achieve success, and russia could ask for a gentleman's shoulder, well, let's come to the negotiating table, stop it. ukraine and we will talk about all the positions, of course, with the appropriate denosification of ukraine, they will retreat, and the preservation of the occupied territories, that is, it is so strategic, it understood, and the missile attacks, during the winter period, are aimed at weakening not only our infrastructure, but also the readiness for russia's actions, by methods, not only by disinformation, but by inciting truly genocidal attacks on the energy sector, they clearly support the hypothesis regarding the 24th year, fix position on. thank you, mr. mykhailo, let's make one more attempt to get in touch, so that it will definitely work out, i really hope that our colleagues will manage this time and will not lose contact, t

is absolutely simple, it is logical, and it seems to me that we need to think when we talk about donbas, about maintaining precisely strategic positions, about that, what may be the further actions of the russians in this or that direction, we must realize that we cannot give in precisely to propaganda actions, and then i want to remind you, khrystyna, that by and large , putin's idea, it, er, always used the so-called donetsk people's republic and the so-called luhansk people's republic as a pretext for attacking ukraine. of course, it would be good for putin if the entire territory of the donetsk and luhansk regions were under the control of the russians, but this is not his main goal. it is an excuse solely to continue to strike ukraine, we already have mr. mykhailo again, this is attempt number three, three, please, mr. mykhailo, let 's try again, how are you really, i hear you, there is some balance, so i wanted you to ask about the extent to which you agree with the opinion that the russian army has seized the initiative in donbas, which has recently been discussed by various expe

people who came from galicia and russia, it was such a melting pot in which the whole history of donbas cooked, and it is unique in its own way, this is how civilization changed from agrarian to urban, and in fact, we jumped in the last carriage, the first industrial revolution, and that was it cool and in fact this transition then took place already before the second industrial revolution and the bolsheviks interrupted our this our this growth and then in the 30s all the people and craftsmen they were very often of polish and german and greek origin and czech people from all over the world, whom they persecuted and destroyed, and in fact they gave all their lives and all their knowledge to create this industrial district of this kryvorizka-dnieper-donetsk region, but the soviet authorities saw them as a threat, so it very often got rid of them, these people go abroad, somewhere from america, from belgium, from france , and they come to the so-called wild east of europe , where you say, there were still mazankas, or did they bring with them, well, let's say, some of their western civili

our lexicon, because there is no donbas, well, they are building something that does not exist, well take rostov, or rostov to rostov, and taganrokh is definitely a natural ukrainian territory, a historical , with we will return the mariupol province at one time to the ezdu, or there it was, which was transferred in exchange for certain things of the time, that is, i understood you correctly, that in general it is possible that we see... well, the formation of such a new regional leader of the russian , let's say, because we know what kadyrov's strength is, in principle, he simply has his own personal army, which is actually not subordinated to moscow in any way, and this gives him some opportunities for incredible autonomy, that is , when he can calmly not carry out any russian legislation, the russian constitution, mocking even this publicly, that is, we have... we have such a little new chechnya called donbas in russia? i would say to the counter-chechen, well, we believe that putin, like any dictator , in general, everything that is being built on the territory of the russian fed

am asking how much you agree with the opinion that the russian army has seized the initiative in donbasbeen discussed recently. various expertises are spoken, from estonian to american. in fact, the situation is developing in such a way that the russians are really trying to seize the initiative, but not even from today, for example, but from the moment when they launched a large-scale attack on kupyansk direction, for several months, actually announcing this attack, he declared, that 's it, the ukrainian offensive is over , the big russian offensive is about to begin, but they did not manage to take avdiivka, we know that they have been suffering huge losses there for more than a month, and ukraine , continues to defend there, in the bakhmut direction they also tried to attack, and there the situation is very difficult now both in the klishchiiv direction and in the north of bakhmut district, the actual, so they now possess precisely tactical actions, if we talk about operational level, i can't say. that they are currently conducting operations, that is, the level of operations that wo

taste of the stress these soldiers have to put up with for months, for the battle in this part of the donbasely about long—range killing with artillery. at the brigade casualty clearing station, a soldier's been brought in. the medics do their survey, but it's apparent that he isn't physically injured. it's described as a panic attack following an artillery bombardment. he's sedated and the doctors grow nervous that our presence might attract interest to this place. we've had to leave the medical centre because the doctors were worried that our presence at the medical centre might make it a target. loud bang at the gun position, meanwhile, it's time to reload. this howitzer is nicknamed babushka by its crew because it's getting on a bit and the shells we saw were made a0 years ago — and just as the demands of this conflict mean all serviceable weapons must be pressed into action... soldiers converse ..so the gun commander is a 52—year—old trained to do this decades ago for the soviet army, who volunteered to serve again. what was your family's reaction when you went to serve? did they say, f

to go back, but this finger have very bad working, and when it's make a little better, i go to the donbastsk and new york, has been the scene of fighting since russia began its intervention in the donbas in 2014. jimmy commands a company — that's about 100 soldiers. it's currently holding a section of the frontline, and he offered to take us up to the trenches. while there has recently been some ukrainian progress not far away near bakhmut, the frontline here has been stable for a long time. we'd be heading to trenches just a few hundred metres from russian lines. some airburst shells landed not far away soon after we set off. they may have been aiming at ukrainian soldiers coming back from the trenches, but they're so used to sporadic shelling that they stopped to pick figs. and, happily, the weather was on our side. as we got closer to what they call the zero line, the path through minefields got narrower and narrower. we went as far as we could go, to where they've pushed the positions forward. jimmy's survived multiple wounds, leading the men to think he's got a charmed life. he showe

, in the donbas, that is, in fact, the donbas front, yes, this is ours, and it is obvious that a new line is also critically needed, it is really very necessary in the direction of kupyansk, the situation there is really difficult, i i know well, there from her husband, who was a lot in the flint forest and there, how difficult it is, how unequipped the boundaries in the forest are, in general , it is difficult to do it, accordingly, it exposes the whole direction there, from luhansk towards kharkiv region and kharkov, kupinsk, this is a complicated story, further, of course, the front line moved a little, unfortunately in our direction, in the same donbas, and it is obvious that now there is a question of building a line of defense against the temporal ravine, and i want to say only one thing, when in 14-15 here are these fortifications, this line of defense, then it was the task of local self-government bodies, then it was really a demonstration of very serious cooperation between the authorities and business, because local business was involved for this, but if we even show milita

the difference between the donbas and gaza is there is no one to go and protect the palestinian people. uh, people talk all the time about the israeli atrocities that are uh not only permitted. but i believe are being directed by the american government, the uh leader of the cia is now in uh tel aviv, in israel, sharing intelligence uh with the massad and people. so we have american generals on the ground, we have boots on the ground, we have planes in the air, we have nuclear submarines and we have uh naval battle groups off the lebanese and ghazan coasts, um, this sear uh, you know, it's so forced by the americans to discourage, other regional actors from becoming involved in, in the conflict, the palestinians start alone and the egyptians hold the keys, not only to open raffa. and allow in all the medical aid, egypt is totally complicit in what is happening and why people do not call them out more often uh is is beyond me, i sit in disbelief sometimes wondering why people aren't marching on the egyptian embacies and demanding that egyptt open the rather crossing, let the head in, le

we will purify water and sell it, well, there is a need, there is, especially since it was all in donbas, there, the water there is terrible, in general. that's how the first workshop appeared in dobropil, the demand was crazy, in addition , he was engaged in volunteering and delivered purified water to defenders in the east. in three years , i realized that business geography needs to be expanded, so i applied for a grant from europe for business. they began to search there, and already the second grant we received was already 700 dollars, and it was such a real amount that helped us to open another shop at that time. funds from european colleagues helped open a new workshop in novodnetsk. however, february 24 last year changed everything. the business had to be relocated. first, the equipment was transported to lviv, and then the family decided to settle in the capital. we started in a small shop on the right bank, then another one on the left, and later opened two, in irpeni there were some such fears and cautions, i think, it will work out or not, there is a lot of competition there

apparently losing their nerve, especially after putin decided to actively protect the residents of donbas, so that the last thing that was done there was in the 12th year, and these are such memories, yes, there was, once upon a time, cursed ukraine, with a brigade of mosaic workers came and built a mosaic, but finally the russian peace came, so that even the luggage compartment was closed and the underpass was cleaned just for that , so that there are some the villagers went back and forth, yes. you know, this is a very big promotion, and the same story in principle also about how the residents of donbas were promised to build a subway in donetsk. the shaft of the donetsk metro is becoming more dangerous every year for the egos of the employees, all because of the rusted anchors, which are finding it increasingly difficult to hold the load of the rock pressing on it. that is, water pumping is nothing more. there is no equipment, there will be a subway in donetsk, i can’t say when, not that they will resume work here, it is not entirely safe to be there, there is also a shortage of person

almost five months of the ukrainian counteroffensive, this is donbas-raliya, i am yaroslav krechko, and today we will show the german leopards, as well as try to summarize the operation of the armed forces in the south of ukraine. back in the spring , berdyansk and melitopol were called its obvious targets. later , the ukrainian command said that the minimum task was tokmak. how is the armed forces progressing, how much western equipment can the ukrainian army operate, and are there resources to continue the offensive? the t-72 crew shuts down the engine and camouflages the vehicle. equipment, although soviet, came to ukraine from abroad. poland handed over these tanks at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. the mechanics are all under tanks for whole days, so they are constantly in oil, in diesel tanks, they did not have time to wash up to their elbows, they repaired, repaired, repaired, now almost all the equipment is brought to mind. the tankers of the 65th brigade on the zaporizhzhia sector of the front... since the middle of the 22nd year, in the offensive this summer, they we

, and not only in donbas, it's just that i mentioned donbas, because the president said about it, in general, on the front line in ukraine, that it will intensify and, perhaps, spill over into the borders of ukraine in the future. i apologize for the bad communication, because i did not receive a request about the possibility of expansion of the war, and also from outside the borders of ukraine, so it was said that due to the fact that now there is no consolidated position of our partners, in particular regarding aid, the front line begins to redden, more and more offensives are coming, they are becoming more powerful. maybe you can talk in russian, because given the communication problems, it might make it easier, i can't speak russian, because it, it's the language of the occupier, so it's about what the threat is, what the offensive will intensify if putin feels. impunity and will not feel resistance from our partners, and will this offensive go beyond the borders of ukraine? as soon as possible, there is a possibility that there will be a war in ukraine, it will also intersect wi

, or in another way, well , you know, for sure, i already consider donbas home, because that's whereimes we talk, and she says, what are you doing, i say, i'm going home, there, like home? i mean back home, its location is in the donbass, so i’ve never been until this moment, so to speak, but i like it very much and it’s very similar to me in the south of ukraine, and it’s these fields, meadows, fields, very - very cool, me i like it, it's cool at home too, but in the first days, when you arrive, you can't believe that you're at home, that relatives and close people are nearby, there and so on, some kind of alienation. but then you normally stabilize in principle and everything is fine. when i arrived in donbas, i realized that in fact, the war there was probably the most intense, at that moment, but now it is also not every day, there is no such moment as when we would catch some kind of silence there, you know, there , or some kind of pause, that is, it goes there, constantly, a lot hard, saturated, and they work there... with everything possible, probably, and what is difficult fo

hello everyone, this is donbas reality, but today we will not talk about donbas, today we will talk aboute want to show you how the capital lives during a full-scale war between russia and ukraine. what has changed? we will talk about the curfew, show how the city is protected from missiles, and of course, talk to the residents of kyiv. well, i think that kyiv has become stronger, well, we are returning to ordinary life , but it is not ordinary life, yes , let’s live like this in moscow, and people value each day more, everything has changed, well, it is very difficult for a person to live, that’s why what do you think all the time about our military and let's not be. well, of course it has changed, first of all, it's the atmosphere. and secondly, of course, almost all friends are somewhere abroad, everyone, it is morning, the capital wakes up after curfew, kyiv comes to life, many people have returned to the city, in city were told that before the full-scale invasion in kyiv there were about four, now , according to the international organization for migration, although already with immi

oredlo, that is, whether from the occupied ukrainian donbas , the situation is the worst in donbas, thatre is full-scale mobilization there, it does not stop in many waves, and it has never stopped, in second place is crimea, nevertheless, they treat the local population with caution, the possibility of resistance, increased checks, the so-called filtering, and simply repressive measures, and so on other territories are occupied in the southern part of ukraine, preparations are underway for future full-fledged mobilization measures for the occupiers, i.e. forced passporting, military registration and so on continue, unfortunately... ukrainian crimea suffers from thank you mr. andriy for inclusion, for really good news, it was andrii yusov, a representative of the main intelligence department, on the air of the together veraber program, this is a joint project of tv channel uso and atp, i want to add to christ that in addition to what andriy said, there is a lot of information, i too, guru i seem to have seen, or the general staff, that many people who... are being forcibly mobilized ther

there is no peace, somewhere in donbas it is coming from the east.away the will of our people, here is glory, here is glory, glory to ukraine, glory to ukraine, glory to all heroes, here is glory, here is glory, glory to ukraine, long live bandera and his state, here is glory, here is glory, glory to ukraine, glory to ukraine. glory to all the heroes, here is glory, here is glory, glory to ukraine is most frequent to vander, and to him the state borders vander, and his state is a completely legitimate goal for us, to protect the crimean bridge. russia has spent more than a billion dollars. echelon observation, enemy units on duty 24.7. helicopters, ships, radio electronic detection station, this is the most guarded military facility in the world. russian propaganda is based on symbols. the korom bridge is a symbol of the power of the russian state. this is a real blunder for sputler and rashka. this operation changed the world's naval concept operations this is a new paragraph and a new step in the history of naval battles. we actually reversed the p

, in the donbas the situation is the worst, that is, full-scale mobilization in many waves does not stophere, and has never stopped, in second place is crimea , in fact, it is less there, sometimes than in some regions of russia, primarily in the capital, but, in general, the occupiers are trying all planned measures to implement, nevertheless, they are wary of the local population , of the possibility of resistance, increased checks , so-called filtering, and simply repressive measures, and then other territories of the occupied ukrainian south, there are preparations for future full-fledged mobilization measures of the occupiers, i.e. continued forced passporting, military registration and so on, unfortunately, ukrainian crimea suffers from forced mobilization, criminal mobilization of the occupying power. thank you, mr. andriy, for the inclusion, for the really good news , it was andriy yusov, a representative of the main directorate of intelligence, on the air of the together veraber program, this is a joint... project of the tv channel and the atp, i want to add to christ, what will

its transfer to a positional format for the rooster. and and to simultaneously achieve success in donbas, i.e. to occupy the donetsk-luhansk region as much as possible in order to reach the 25th year, when trump comes, it is possible to have such arguments on the table at the negotiations, the ukrainian side of ukraine has absolutely opposite interests from ukraine, this is to achieve success in south and prevent the breakthrough of the front in donbas, so it is true that the front will freeze, i think that the front is only starting its, its, its new warm-up, let's say so, and we will see a lot more active steps, from both sides, i think, sir mykhailo, when we talk about the front, we understand that one way or another, it is related to how our partners perceive our actions, and after that, of course, they have to somehow adjust their strategy, form some long-term approaches there , there were two visits this week by the secretary of defense of the united states, the minister of defense of germany, he visited kyiv, then there was an online meeting in the ramstein format, and what are yo

of the revolution of dignity, the occupation of crimea and the beginning of russian aggression in donbas, difficult stages of the coming of age of ukrainian society. already at the end of december 2014, the events on the maidan were positively assessed by almost 54% of ukrainians, and almost all historical ukrainian regions with the exception of donbas and slobozhanshchyna, i.e. kharkiv region. and this is a very high result against the background of war and difficult an economy of crisis for a country where peace and well-being have been declared the highest values ​​for decades. despite this, russian propaganda and the fifth column inside the country continued to poison public opinion, and the evaluation of the euromaidan continued to divide ukrainians until the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia. for example, as recently as august 2020, 54% of ukrainians called the events of 2013-14 a revolution of dignity, a just uprising of the people against the authoritarian government. at the same time, almost a third, repeating hostile narratives, called them an illegal coup d'état.

the russians do not say that it is a stalemate situation, they want, firstly, to occupy the entire donbas, and secondly, they want to destroy ukraine, we can talk about a pro-occupation situation, so i think that in fact it is very the analysts have screwed up a lot here. general zaluzhnyi still had several main points in his article , about which he says that we need to do now, so that next year, the dynamics will be noticeable and, let's say, not to experts on the territory, because everyone says, but territories, in fact, now there was really a war to destroy each other, that is, if you look at the losses of the russians, they are simply off the charts, but on the other hand , territorial gains. ukrainians are small, let's see what will happen in another year, in the next year, when, after all, ukraine will succeed now to do homework and combine the technologies that we have, and still make the same technological one, mykhailo, thank you, director of the independent platform new geopolitics research network, mykhailo samys was in direct contact with us, thank you for the analysis, well

process, but we understand that if there was no maidan, then ukraine would be not only crimea and donbas captured.

this is the reality of donbas.m yaroslav krechko, and today we will show the german leopards, as well as try to summarize the operation of the armed forces in the south of ukraine. more in the spring, berdyansk and melitopol were called its obvious targets. subsequently, the ukrainian command said that the minimum task was tokmak. how is the armed forces advancing, what is the number. can the ukrainian army operate western equipment and are there resources to continue the offensive? the t-72 crew shuts down the engine and camouflages the vehicle. although the equipment is soviet, it came to ukraine from abroad. poland handed over these tanks at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. the mechanics all spent whole days under tanks, that is, in oils, in diesel tanks, they constantly did not sing wash up to the elbow, repaired, repaired, repaired. now almost all the technology has been brought to mind. tankers of the 65th brigade have been on the zaporizhzhia section of the front since the middle of the 22nd year. i

the journalist asked: and if there was no maidan, then it is possible there would be no crimea, and donbasso it is a natural question, what was the first reason. i think that after all i, it is a little easier for me in terms of the fact that i was still involved in the european integration processes that the government was engaged in in the 13th year, it seems to me that after all, russia is not from well, the plan was like this, they believed that everything could be bought, in principle, they were 90% right, putin was right about the ukrainian elite. yes, in principle, why conquer what has already fallen into your hands, right? otherwise, that is, it was such, of course, a longer process, but well, we understand that if there was no maidan, then ukraine would not only be crimea and donbas, they would have passed, that is, they would have been taken over by russia, but simply all of ukraine was in one way or another would be taken under the control of russia, completely, it was already under control. that is, roughly speaking, ukraine has been under some control since 1991, and this one

already a person with left-wing views, and this is mentioned in the film, by the way, he is from donbashe did not marry until he was 30 years old, yes, in those years it was not was something like that, popular, 30 - i'm already 23 he got married, well, he became a father at 23, 21, 23, and here he is still unmarried until 30, and he comes to lviv together with ivan drach and mykoloyunovsky, well , they will perform on tour there and all that, he sees marta, well, who is an order of magnitude younger, young, beautiful, well, she is still beautiful now, but at the age of 20, photographs are simple. i'm here, this is the case when you fall in love with this girl right away, er, and here is ivan mykhailovych, then just ivan comes to visit on the same evening, acquaintance, on the same day and evening, and marta's mother says that i i am asking for your hands and your heart daughters, well, mother, clearly the thing reacted as it should, does it say a year? come a year later, well, it is clear that on the very first day, well, a 30-year-old boy was not brought by some such young man, so her

you know such a great promotion, well, the same story in principle also about how the residents of donbasn donetsk. every year, the shaft of the donetsk metro becomes more dangerous for the ego of the employees, all because of the rusty anchors, which find it increasingly difficult to hold the load of the rocks pressing on it , that is, we no longer have water pumping, there is no equipment, there will be a subway in donetsk, i can’t say. when it is not the case that they will resume work here, it is not entirely safe to be there, there is also a shortage of personnel, we have few men in donetsk, the more specialized employees, so we are dealing with the topic with the forces that we have, as you can see, in the same, previous plot, and in this referendum that there are no more men, this is exactly what is being carried now the russian peace, if someone thinks that he will sit out somewhere there, but if the russians capture him, then he... can continue to sit, no, friends, it will not be like that, because it is clear that if you are not killed, how the enemy, or there is a ukrainian, if

logic of the enemy , it is possible that when we try to characterize the actions of the enemy in donbass forget the fact that from the temporarily occupied donetsk to the front line it is less than 30 km, there yesterday, it was interesting, as a result, exactly there, for example, the fuel tanks caught fire temporarily occupied donnetsk, because no long-range missile is needed there, less than 30 km, hymars is quite enough, or maybe even some soviet anti-aircraft missile, and maybe even jeydam could be thrown there, well, that is, donets in principle, if you look at it from an unconventional point of view sight, perhaps if there were better operational opportunities there, if the russians had not built, of course, their fortifications, not concentrated there. there are a lot of troops, well, roughly speaking, too many, if, but, well, donetsk, in principle, you can say in fact, this is the entry point for the russians, for their corridor, from donbas to crimea, it turns out that nothing can be transported by rail, that is, to the volnavakh district, to melitopol, to pologa, first, until

the maidan, the protest for democracy, european values, it was it's really hard to stand up here in donbasopulation, it was a lot, but there was very strong pressure, even from your peers with pro-russian views, now the situation is definitely better, but then in 2014 it strongly affected the views, and what about your side already influenced the decision to join the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine ukraine, you like to communicate with captured russians, right? i'm interested in this, and you don't feel an influx of negativity at the same time, here conditionally, you don't want to go there after several days in a row of interrogating russians to blow for two days, there is such a thing, there is such a funny effect when you spend a lot of time with them, communicate a lot, you are with your information bubble, you fall into theirs, you fall into theirs, you have to leave a little, but over time you acquire skills to it didn't have a negative effect on you, how did you manage to get out of it in the first place? there are no special techniques and skills here, and it does not cause a

yes, but now guys. are resting and preparing for the next shift at ground zero in the hell of the donbass, and all the time artillery thunders along the front, this is already a different position, this is the field location of the ukrainian jet artillery, in general, after the russians began to break through our the defense near avdiivka, precisely on the artillery and barrel and jet, lay... a very big burden, very often they simply pull out the defense on themselves, we work more on the accumulation of manpower, the movement of the enemy, trenches, fields, landings, and that's all 24 on 7, the defense is difficult and crooked, where positions, heights and settlements can change hands several times. from the eastern front , ruslan smyschuk, vadym rebunt and vitaly bilskyi, details of the inter tv channel, marathon of single news. russia is stockpiling missiles and preparing to attack critical targets infrastructure of ukraine when it gets cooler. according to the rnpo, among the objects in the risk zone are mobile towers and telephone communication nodes, because from the experience of

story, then, of course, the front line moved a little, unfortunately in our direction, in the same donbas, and it is obvious that now there is a question of building a line of defense against the temporal ravine, and i want to say only one thing that when these fortifications were built in 14-15 , this line of defense , then it was the task of local self-government bodies, then it was really a demonstration of very serious cooperation between the government and business, because the local business was involved for this, but if we even show military equipment there now to our viewers, i'm sorry, but it's communal equipment, there are enough communal equipment in local self-government bodies, language it's about their regions in the first place, it's about... that these are regions where there is business, it's obvious that even some public works could be announced in this regard, i'm just afraid that when we know we focus everything in the hands of someone one state agency, that we simply will not strengthen such a large-scale structure, because it should be, well, a large-scale fortificat

in occupied, precisely in occupied donetsk, in donbas in general there is a lot of lack of light and heat, and water and so on, and so on, eh, i understand that this is an emotional burden on these people who live there and on the military, and there is a need for the military, so i understand that the ukrainian intelligence... knows where they are shooting, where are these generating capabilities , where is the heat water, where is the light, where is everything, so what is the military necessity, what do you think, and the military necessity of destroying the enemy's infrastructure that provides, enemy capabilities, of course in this military there is a need, and we understand that in the occupied territories of the enemy, if he remained occupied... territories, everything would remain intact, what ukraine is doing now, destroying the enemy in the occupied territories, and at the same time, possibly violating, damaging or destroying the infrastructure, it is doing so exclusively in self-defense, and according to the principles and rights, according to the principles and rules of in

yes. very big you know promotion, well, the same story in principle also about how the residents of donbasere promised to build a subway in donetsk. the tunnel of the donetsk subway becomes more dangerous every year for the egos of the employees, all because of the rusted anchors, which find it increasingly difficult to hold the load of the rocks pressing on it. that is, we pump more water. there is no such equipment, there will be a subway in donetsk, i can’t say when, it’s not that they will resume work here, it’s not quite safe to be there, it hasn’t bypassed the side and there is a shortage of personnel, because in connection with low wages, plus also because of the special operation, we have few men in donetsk, especially specialized employees, so we are dealing with the topic with the forces we have, as you can see in the same previous story, and in this referendum on the fact that there are no more men, this is exactly what the russian peace is carrying now, if someone thinks that he will sit there somewhere, but if the russians capture him, then he will be able to sit still, no, fr

it is what led first to the expansion of russian aggression in donbas, and eventually to a full-scale invasion. i 100 times in this conversation, khryznyk said: if when putin said that we are not there, then who are the terrorists there, they had to be destroyed, then they would not have climbed into donbas. the new edition of the book is also designed for a new reader, how ukraine defends its freedom and independence, how to go to victory and what to do after it, makes up a large part of the new text. it is significant that even the first edition of the book ukraine is not russia finds readers among the younger generation. at critical moments in our history, i returned to this one books and found the answer to why we are all here and why we should fight for our independence. the title of this book became an aphorism, a proverb, short. the course of national identity. even those who have not read this book, and those who do not know who these words belong to, use them as a short password. the new edition of the book bears the same name, but, as its author says, today it means somethin

, to donbas. to myself, but here, what is remarkable, what let's say avdiyivka with an area of ​​29 kmn area of ​​41 km, that is, it is larger, well, the enemy managed to capture it there with huge losses, now the armed forces of ukraine are trying to restore the situation, but our advance to chasivyar, to sloviansk, to kostiantynivka, druzhkivka, it never happened, that is, the city was destroyed, the city was captured, but there was no further, further, further movement, yes, well, that was precisely one of the reasons, it was necessary to receive bahmud in order to prevent the enemy from advancing to these areas where it was possible to switch to the so-called operative one space, now the russians want to implement such a scenario on the basis of avdiivka, because the situation in avdiivka, in avdiivka, is such that monant che klyshni, from the north and from the south, they are already hanging over, avdiivka, but this is the perimeter around avdiivka, about 30 km, where the front line is stretched, and now the enemy has used any options to push closer there, in particular to berdyc

process, but we we understand, if there was no maidan, then ukraine would not only be crimea and donbasld be captured by russia, but it's just that all of ukraine would be completely taken under the control of russia in one way or another, it was already under control, that is, roughly speaking, ukraine was under a certain control since 1991, and this end the more money russia had, the more the more she got back on her feet, and especially after putin came to power, even more so. and there was more control in russia, this control was not the same as literally, yes, there are military bases there, although military bases on the territory of ukraine, and it was cultural, primarily informational, and we are now watching, here you are i showed these frames calmly, like with zolovik with kabeeva, it looks like this now, well, like this, you think, well, some kind of horror, like a man with kabeeva, this was a normal phenomenon, 90% of your colleagues and mine, probably for... would would have given him an interview then and would have kissed him in one place, so to speak, as i remember perfe

on donbas for himself, but here is what is noticeable, that , say, avdiyivka is 29 km in area, bakhmud is, it is bigger, well, the enemy managed to capture it there with huge losses, now the armed forces of ukraine are trying to restore the situation, but our advance to chasivyar, sloviansk , kostiantynivka, drushkivka, it did not happen, that is, the city was destroyed, the city was captured, but further , there was no further movement, this was precisely one of the reasons, why was it necessary to get bakhmut in order to prevent the enemy from advancing to these areas, where it was possible to move to the so-called operational space, and now the russians want to implement such a scenario on the basis of avdiivka, because the situation in avdiivka, in pavdiivka is such that, relatively speaking , these are cliches from the north and from the south, they are already hanging over avdiivka, but this is the perimeter around avdiivka, about 30 km, where... the front is stretched and now the enemy is using any options to push closer there, in particular to berdych, to orlivka, where the log

. do as the president, to say, oh, you know, we thought here, we will surely give them crimea and donbasis the case, if we are standing now, no, it will not be like that, any new situation will require new political and military-technological solutions, this first, second, are absolutely also for me it is obvious that i do not even know how to formulate it correctly, that again, the position of president zelensky cannot be separated from the position of president putin. ugh. if president putin tells you that ukraine is the zhytomyr, kyiv, and chernihiv regions , as you absolutely rightly quoted here, then what can you talk to him about, he sits to himself, he has some historical delusions, he lives in them, and he feels great, listen, everything is fine with putin in general with his ideas about life, because putin also lives in the world own reality, and reality will definitely call putin someday and tell him there is such a problem, volodymyr.' that you cannot advance further, that you have economic or political problems there, what else do you want, please tell me, you have already de

mud like in the steppe battles, remember that if it starts to rain, this clay, clay, which is in donbasit is very strong, let's say so , sticks to your legs and already there is kilometer after kilometer of fat, you have such huge givi on your legs that weigh and damage your fat, i’m not saying white, but accordingly , now moscow is emphasizing... attention to the infantry, because drone kippers, kamikat for strike drones, and our art works well enough balanced, quite accurate, therefore, in terms of technology, the enemy has suffered great losses and accordingly emphasizes the infantry, if it rains, then the infantry will also be very, very difficult to move, in principle, i think, and despite such a, let's say, a decrease in the number of attacks, the enemy after all, he is probably already waiting for the cold weather, because he hopes that everything will be fine, in regard to that, it is very powerful now and today, today, especially, the enemy is using aviation, these are the so-called cabs, it is enough only around the city, today they flew, well, 10 of them , minimum, ah, that i

far , so to speak, the magic pill is still not invented, but on the other hand, we have from the donbas-media-forumwas also a discussion about a similar topic, a young journalist asked if it was worth it, why we don't have the opportunity, we can't, we don't have the right, he wondered what they say, why not to quote, telegram channels that work in the occupied territories , well, on the other hand, because they say there are no other sources of information from there, but professional journalists, they say, friends, if you quote someone’s behavior, it is already your responsibility, if you spread manipulation or lie, then don't complain that you will have to answer for it one way or another , this is a very... important story, again, we return to the need for a discussion about professional standards, about professional journalists, and if we look at that even the case, and what you said about the previous case, about how journalists work, about the fact that roman mentioned the level of education of journalists, not only in ukraine, but also in the whole world, and this level, well it's a little

dear citizens of ukraine, this morning president putin announced a special military operation in donbassia carried out attacks on our military infrastructure and on our border guards, border detachments in many cities of ukraine heard explosions. we are imposing martial law on the entire territory of our country. i am a russian military ship, i offer to lay down the weapon will surrender. the russian warship, the russian warship, did go to the bottom. flagship. the pride of the black sea fleet of the muscovites, the cruiser moskva sank. the parliament supported granting ukraine the status of a candidate for eu membership, those who preserved the truth about the holodomor genocide. our special gratitude goes to president viktor youšchenko, who made an enormous historic contribution to the efforts of international remembrance. 17 years ago, since then more than 30, 32 nations recognized the holodamor as the genocide of the ukrainian people, including the european parliament and the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe. i wish to start our conversation. against ukraine. you're w

liberation of kherson oblast, after two or three days of operations in the southern direction and in donbasvery large difference, i don't somehow they are better dug in, camouflaged than our units it is difficult to advance in the east, at one position there may literally be two or three units a couple of kilometers away, you cannot enter a landing, the enemy was very strong and mined, even to occupy a position, it is very difficult to find a place, in the first stages of the war it is no secret that the russians , this priority prevailed, they used artillery very intensively, what do you think we have now? our unit was re-equipped with the 155 caliber and the intensity of work was three times greater and they worked both at night and during the day, there is more automation, well, more accurately. we've got time was short, there were literally two days, but the guys did it very, very quickly, trf-1 , french production, firing range up to 24 km, that is, they say that the crawl of the infantry is the sweat of the artillerymen, well, it means that our artillery , she covers our infantry like

he participated in the destruction of enemy equipment in the south of ukraine, kharkiv oblast and donbasng the great war, peter's unit destroyed about fifty units of various armored vehicles and armored vehicles of the occupiers. for a proven hero. in these operations, petro dychok was awarded the order of marriage of the third degree. peter, i congratulate you, let's get to know you, tell us a little about yourself, where you were born, actually, how did you get into the army? before the army, i studied at a construction college, and at one point i wanted to join the army, i left my studies in the second year and went to serve armed forces. i went with the motivation to contribute some of my part to our victory, to the development of our country and to support tourism, which for several centuries, we continue with the aggressor. we were just about to leave for rotation, to change the 79th brigade. we were on a wide doe and we were alarmed and the commander said that the war had started, by the way, where did you find this terrible news, it sounds funny, but first i stood at the issue of

and that would be the end of the matter. but since after this one cars, the first car arrived in donbasnd a friend sent me a photo next to this car in uniform, i posted this photo again on facebook and said thank you, and 100 people wrote to me privately asking if i could help them from the car. in the first months there, i bought 20 cars, i decided that i should set myself such a goal and by the new year i should have 100 cars. and we achieved this goal. however, these were not at all the plans that... lyubka wanted to implement in 2022 as early as april 1, and then he was supposed to spend three months at a university in canada, and in fact, i it was almost a year, it meant that i would be abroad writing my historical novel , i don’t do that, i don’t write, i continue to write posts on facebook, they mostly consist of three sentences: yuhuhu, i bought such and such a car, this is so -that's a brand, came from there, thank you all, here is the link, and although andriy does not write fiction yet, in 2022, his new book, something is wrong with me, was published, it is a collection of es

sound strange, than, well, no, well, clearly, they are simply not crimea, and not crimea and not donbas trojan horse, the government of national agreement after the maidan, once in 2002, not a blitzkrieg, but a real war, a small game, not a small group of troops that should have landed in gostomel and parade with columns from belarus, but a real army that would capture kyiv simply by its numbers, or not capture kyiv , but. any army can capture a city of a million, we know that from the lebanon war , from the israeli army at the walls of beirut, that's another story, but in any case it was a much greater danger, but when you agree to the obvious adventure, because an alternative to disagree with the adventure is lose your seat, even if you are aware of the situation, we now know very well the person who was aware of the situation in principle, let's say in 2022, we know the name of this person. of russia, he simply disappeared from public space, and i can cite many such examples, but in the 14th year, i would say such an example was mykhailo zurabov, ugh, the russian ambassador to ukrain

russian president vladimir putin because he opened up humanitarian corridors for residents of the donbas leave the war zone that the nato member states brought about within ukraine, it's a hypocritical organization and even if it did uh in a hypothetical scenario di go after the zionist regime, then i don't think it would have any power to actually implement anything that it would uh enact as far as rulings or sentencing or restwarts or anything like that. so aliem, what would the finally happened, would the the regime get away with all the crimes is committed so far or justice will be served one day? well the the solution really is for a military liberation of palestine and then and then once the liberation happens at that point the trials can happen in a fair court that is run by the palestinian people the referendum that the islamic republic of iran has called for and once that referendum happens and the palestinians establish a state according to their own will then after that they can try each zionist settler according to the crimes they committed, those committed crimes can uh go t

president zelensky, that ukraine will never agree to end the war for the sake of giving up crimea and donbas. but the truth is that ukraine is extremely dependent, critically dependent on the western world, regardless. on those, i would say, even titanic, sometimes efforts made in 23 by the national defense industry, this is a big step forward, a huge step forward, unfortunately, not yet a hyper leap, but a step forward, appeared in fact, clear contours of the potential of ukrainian production, and military-technical cooperation with such powerful structures as rhine metall, as byy systems, as turkish bcar, as well as some other projects with american companies, modernization of anti-aircraft missile systems, i.e. a lot of things have been done, but now when time was wasted. well, in my opinion, from the fall, from october 22nd to october, precisely 23rd , the crisis began. politically in the united states, yes, of course, now the burden falls precisely on ukraine, the biggest burden, and on the one hand huge achievements that exist, there are achievements that can, well, in fact, turn from

russia, of course, denied in the 14th year that regular russian units entered eastern ukraine, donbas, and supported these separatists, inciting them to anti-ukrainian actions. however, the british government did not look for direct evidence of this at the time, it simply did not believe russia and believed that such shameful actions, under the guise of of the post-war, international agenda, the president, russian, then and now putin, simply broke all international rules, the foreign policy of the cameron government, then led by william hayek, who was in kyiv twice after the annexation of crimea already in march of the normandy format, because the very norman format of negotiations regarding the settlement... peaceful, as it was believed at the time, they also believed that it was possible to avoid a larger war and settle this conflict, there were barack obama, the president of the united states, david cameron, the prime minister of great britain, who gathered in normandy to celebrate the anniversary of the allied landings, so after the world war. therefore, david cameron will continu