godges, we understand how politically sacred the crimean peninsula is for putin and for russia, as acept, as an empire, so to imagine that they simply flee from there, because it became inconvenient for them in terms of logistics or supplies to be there, we, as residents until recently , literally, the peninsula could barely afford itself imagine. what to do in a situation when we have a potential partisan war against the same russian occupiers in crimea who can hide in the mountains, in the terrain and in other, let's say, suitable opportunities of crimea. yes , the kremlin and president putin, for them, crimea is really something sacred, which has great... weight and value, they say that this is their historical territory, and they see this as a strategy, actually in keeping crimea, they believe, that russia has the right to crimea, they don't care ukrainian sovereignty, they do not care about any internationally recognized borders, and of course, this cannot be accepted, the west cannot swallow it, because it is a complete leveling of the supreme law and international law, respect

godges, thank you very much for joining us on the air.your opinion is very important in the context of your vision of prospects in crimea, both for the defense forces of ukraine and for the occupiers. i'll just remind you that we've had the opportunity to speak now with ben godges, the former commander of united states forces in europe, and i think now is the time to be brief. pause on our air, and ayder and i will be back in a few moments. do ordinary things become unreal? heavy bags, not for my patient back for back pain, try dolgit cream. long-acting cream relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility. with kremm dolgit, whatever you want, i will raise. dolgit is the only yellow cream for joint and back pain. buy with a 15% discount. dolgit cream 100 g in pharmacies, pharmacy anz, pharmacy kopyka and pharmacy shar. nothing has worked out yet, not yet, zakrep. oh, normolact. honey, take normolact. normolact eliminates constipation, normalizes bowel function, restores the amount of lactate and bifido bacteria. everything wo

godges, very much thank you for joining our broadcast.ou, your opinion is very important in the context of your vision of prospects in crimea, both for the defense forces of ukraine and for the occupiers. i'll just remind you that we had the opportunity to speak now with ben godges, the former commander of the force. of the united states in europe, and i think it's time to take a short hiatus from our broadcast, and ayder and i will be back in a few moments. events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives. of course, the news feed reports on them however, it was not enough to know what was happening. it is necessary to understand. antin borkovskii and invited experts soberly assess the events, analyze them, modeling our future. every saturday... with a repeat on sunday at 10:10. studio zahid with anton borkovsky at espresso. hello, this is svoboda ranok, an informational project of radio svoboda. top guests every day. this is the shipping district, kherson. inclusion of profits. we are somewhere in the vicinity of bakhmut

ben godges, lieutenant general of the armed forces of the united states, retired, former commander ofted states forces in europe. mr. ben, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine. thank you very much for the invitation, congratulations. in one of your comments, you very aptly noted that the one who controls... can win the war, can we say after the episode with the a50 and il-22 planes that whoever does not completely control crimea, in fact, cannot claim total victory in this war, and are we one step closer to the de-occupation of the peninsula, including the destruction of these important flying objects. crimea is indeed the largest part of ukraine that is still under temporary occupation. and all russian logistics, their air and naval forces are really concentrated there, and from there they attack mainland ukraine. accordingly, it is very important for ukraine to return crimea in order to rebuild its economy, and ultimately to cut off crimea. in order to worsen the access of the russians. given what you say, it is now very difficult for the russian air force to carry out airstrikes an

discussed, in particular, with the retired lieutenant general of the united states armed forces, ben godge. what has happened these days in the waters of the sea of ​​azov, in general , in the occupied part of ukraine, and whether this can be considered a fundamental shift. with us. in contact, bohdan dolin is an aviation expert, manager of the aviation sector. bohdan, congratulations, glory to ukraine. congratulations, glory to the heroes. well, according to various estimates, the russians still have seven, maybe eight of these big planes with saucers, as they say, on their heads. these are long-range radar reconnaissance planes, every time such a plane takes off, the ukrainians, to be honest, in anticipation of missile fire, it was like that before, we are used to it... at the same time, the question remains, why exactly this expensive, rather rare, even for russians, plane was within the range of some special operation of the defense forces of ukraine, remains a question also open, we can only proceed from the banal logic written there, i don't know, in all the military textbooks, proba

in particular with the lieutenant general of the armed forces. of the united states retired by ben godge, which happened these days in the waters of the sea of ​​azov, in general on the ukrainian south, so far occupied, and can this be considered some kind of fundamental shift? bohdan dolin is in touch with us, he is an aviation expert, manager of the aviation sector. bohdan, congratulations, glory to ukraine. congratulations, heroes of the word. well, according to various estimates, the russians still have seven, maybe eight of these big planes... with their hands, as they say, on their heads, these are long-range radar reconnaissance planes, every time such a plane takes off, the ukrainians, to be honest, already waiting for rocket fire, that's how it was before, that's how we are at the same time, the question of why exactly this expensive, rather rare, even for russians, aircraft was in the range of action of some special operation of the defense forces became accustomed to this. of ukraine, the question also remains open, we can only proceed from the banal logic written there, i don

incredible failure for moscow, the former commander of the us army in europe, retired general ben godgesconvinced of this. in an interview with iryna matviychuk, he highly praised the work of ukrainian air defense forces, and also explained how the loss of this aircraft by the russians could affect the situation on the battlefield? there are three things here. first, it is a reminder that russia still failed to achieve air superiority. even after 10 years of war. with huge advantages, they were unable to gain air superiority over ukraine or any of the occupied territories. this is an incredible failure of the russian air force. secondly, i think that this is a reflection of the quality and capabilities of ukrainian air defense. they 've been given the equipment to do more with what they've been given than anyone ever thought possible. i mean, this is an amazing talent of the ukrainian armed forces. thirdly, the loss of these capabilities by russia is significant, because it...makes it more difficult for the russian air force to coordinate to detect ukrainian air defenses, etc., but also