, irpin and bucha are being rebuilt? we were very scared. because there were many tanks, they passed by our windows and we were afraid to even go out on the balcony. zinaida anatolvna tells us about... the beginning of a full-scale war. a woman and her husband live in bucha. in the first weeks, when the russians were actively advancing towards the capital, the couple was at home. the woman remembered well how the invaders killed the inhabitants of the town and destroyed everything around. it was very cold, and we, as we lay down, closed the doors and began to bomb, and we got up, sat down in the corridors, because we were afraid that the house would collapse. that's why we were already hiding here in the entrance, in the corridor. zinaida anatoliivna's house on yablunska street was also damaged, it was a direct hit, several floors and more than 10 apartments burned down. the windows in her apartment were broken. currently, the building is undergoing a major renovation, the elevators and elevator equipment have been compl

, irpin and bucha are being rebuilt. we were very scared, because there were many tanks, they passed our windows, and we were afraid to even go out on the balcony. zinaida anatolyivna tells us about the beginning of a full-scale war. a woman and her husband live in buta. the first weeks when the russians were actively advancing towards the capital, the couple was at home, the woman well remembered how the invaders killed the inhabitants of the town and destroyed everything around. it was very cold, and as we lay down, we covered ourselves and it started to bomb, and we got up, sat down in the corridors, because we were afraid that the house would collapse, so we were already hiding here in the hallway. in corridor. the house of zinaida anatoliivna on yablunska was also damaged. it was a direct flight, several floors and more than 10 apartments burned down. the windows in her apartment were broken. currently, the building is undergoing a major overhaul renovation, elevators and elevator equipment were completely replaced,

about 100,000 people live in buchi and irpin.g the hostilities, the russians damaged many infrastructure facilities here. the bridge that connected erpin with kyiv at the beginning of the great war was blown up by our forces. defense to stop the advance of enemy equipment. through the already destroyed crossing, here at the beginning of march in 2022, local residents fled the occupation. they decided to leave the destroyed bridge as a memory of the tragic events of the beginning of the great war, and a new one was built next to it. in the construction of this bridge, the state agency for reconstruction and development engaged the turkish company onur. we have already built this bridge in almost a little more than a year. and last year, in november, we already opened traffic on it, that is , fully launched it. at the moment, work on the installation of communications is still underway, and by the end of february and summer, we are already fully planning submit this object. in 2024 , 106 facilities worth over uah 3 billion are plan

on february 24, we were at home, we lived in the city of irpin, this city is located next to the citybucha, and my daughter was sick, at that time she had a high temperature, and accordingly i did not sleep at night and... i must have heard for the first time how a rocket whistled over our city, and about 30-40 minutes later in the medical community, in one of the chats , i read that the first rockets landed in the airfield in boryspil and my first words were when i woke up my husband that the war had begun, wake up well, of course, as a mother, i wanted first of all to protect my children and give them safety, but i am a doctor, so accordingly in the morning a nanny came and my husband and i went to our workplaces. it was a difficult way to the city of kyiv, because the city was already being evacuated, it was a long road. and at that moment, i took on such a distributed responsibility to receive children at the reception department of our clinic, because the polyclinics were closed and, accordingly, the flow of children was in the reception department. and here at the pediatrician's

to developers , there is currently a very high demand for new housing in the capital's suburbs, as irpin alone has received 25,000 internally displaced people. we can see this very clearly from the state programs, which show that people who went there to lutsk, lviv, return either to kyiv or to irpin. due to the growing demand, the developer creates jobs by purchasing. building materials and hiring specialists for construction, as of february 24, 22, our company purchased approximately a little more than 35,000 m3 of concrete mixes and mortars. if in the number of cars, it is a little more than 3,500 cars. the company also says that from the first days of the war, they mobilized all their resources to protect the country, provided equipment, building materials for fortifications and checkpoints. after the russians were expelled for fines, they actively financed the recovery and helped rebuild the social sector. good morning, kateryna shkorokopois and oksana vysochenska, we are working for you today , it was calmer than the previous nights, this one was quieter than the previous nights, b

as noted by developers, the demand for new housing in the suburbs of the capital is very high, as irpin alone has received 25,000 internally displaced people. we can see this very clearly from state programs, there are reports that show that people who went there to lutsk, lviv, return to kyiv, or in irpin. due to the growing demand, the developer is creating jobs by purchasing building materials and hiring construction professionals. from 20. february 4, 22 , our company purchased approximately a little more than 35,000 m3 of concrete mixes and solutions, if in the number of cars, it is a little more than 35 cars. the company also says that from the first days of the war, they mobilized all their resources for the defense of the country, provided equipment, building materials for fortifications and roadblocks, after the russians were expelled from zirpen, they actively financed recovery, helped rebuild the social sector. les favorites. and we continue our broadcast, now we will show footage of new, modern equipment used in russia, this is what it looks like, it is... russian loaves sup

youth, olympus, irpin city, atmosphere in the suburbs of the capital. investment group molodist has renewed its construction works on the objects as early as may 2022, and it is because of this that we occupy the eighth place of honor in the rating of the most active developers of kyiv and the kyiv region. as the developers note, today there is a very high demand for new housing in the suburbs of the capital, because only irpin received 25,000 internally displaced persons. we can see this very clearly from state programs, which show that people... who went there to lutsk, lviv, return either to kyiv or to irpin. due to the growing demand, the developer is creating jobs by purchasing building materials and hiring construction professionals. as of february 24, 2022, our company purchased approximately a little more than 35,000 m3 of concrete mixes and mortars. if in the number of cars, it is a little more than 3500 cars. white people in the company also tell from the first days of the war, they mobilized all their resources for the defense of the country,

, commemoration, about how best to arrange them, they share ideas and listen to experts, and today irpinor's adviser on artistic issues, sofia martynyuk, is next to me, she will tell us in more detail. ms. sofia, once again i congratulate you, please tell me about the public ones hearings, at how many stages do they take place, what is the final goal of such meetings? good afternoon, today we are having the first stage of public hearings, it is an educational and practical block. to which we invited the ukrainian institute of national remembrance to become our partner, which will share with the residents of our community the best practices of commemoration that are in the world, in ukraine, in general, the topic is complex, because our approaches to commemoration yet, even at the state level, they are just being formed now, all specialists are in certain ones in discussions, in discussions, and we would like our community to be the first to learn about the best examples of how this can be done, so today we are working with just such an educational goal and will... develop living memory p

that time and how did you end up, actually, on february 24, we were at home, we lived in the city of irpinity is located next to the city of bucha, and my daughter... was sick at that moment and had a high temperature, and accordingly i did not sleep at night and i probably heard for the first time how a rocket lit up over our city, and some 30-40 minutes later in the medical community, in one of the chats , i read that the first rockets landed at boryspil airport, and my first words were after waking up my husband that the war has started, wake up, well, of course, as a mother i wanted... first of all to protect my children and give them safety, however, i am a doctor, so accordingly in the morning a nanny came and my husband and i went to our workplaces, it was a difficult way to the city of kyiv, because the city was already being evacuated, it was a long road, and at that moment i took on such a distributed responsibility to accept children at the reception department of our clinic, because the polyclinics were closed and accordingly... there were children to the reception department,

active hostilities there, we were not bombed, especially by planes, they dismantled borodyanka, bucha, irpin gostomel there, and we were exactly those small villages through which more often than the whole army simply passes, that is, it leaves some part of the army there, but in general it passes through more difficult places, but this does not mean that it passed without a trace. ah, a difficult experience actually, like, i wouldn't wish it on anyone, and i imagine i understand very well those people who are under occupation. , but in fact, i have no idea how long they are in occupation, because my experience was still there for about two weeks, and we saw everything in two weeks, both dead and wounded, and very heavy wounded and killed, but, let's put it this way, we had hope, well, because then everyone still had hope, people who have been under occupation for more than two years, it seems to me that the difficulties are also due to the fact that they are cut off from us informationally, and they experience this feeling of what is happening, and that is why it seems to me that it is much

time and how you ended up, in fact, in buch on february 24, we were at home, we lived in the city of irpined nearby. with the city of bucha, and my daughter was sick, at that moment she had a high temperature, and accordingly i did not sleep at night, and i probably heard for the first time how a rocket whistled over our city, and some 30-40 minutes later in the medical community, in one of the chats i read that the first rockets landed at the boryspil airport, and my first words were, after waking up my husband, that the war had begun, wake up - of course, as a mother, i first of all, i wanted to protect my children and give them security. however, i am a doctor, so a nanny came in the morning and my husband and i went to our workplaces. it was a difficult way to the city of kyiv, because the city was already being evacuated, it was a long road. and at that moment, i took it upon myself assigned responsibility to admit children at the reception department of our clinic. because the clinics were closed and , accordingly, the flow of children was in the reception department, and here at the

but today was the deoccupation, tomorrow we would stop by boyarka, and borodyan, and borodyanka, and irpind the entire zhytomyr route , and then there was kharkiv, yes to chernobyl directly, and then there was already kharkiv, and then it already started. kharkiv oblast, zaporizhzhia oblast, donnytsia oblast, and so it went on, is it possible to somehow characterize all the cities, villages where you come with a group, and what you see there most often, it all depends on when it was, whether it there was, for example, the 22nd year, the 23rd year, or this, now the 24th year, the situation was a little different. well, for me , what i saw immediately after the deoccupation of the entire kharkiv region had a great impact on me, because we had such an opportunity, we, together with the military , were the first to arrive, that is, people had not yet seen medics, psychologists, or someone to talk to after decapitation, we are now used to all these personnel. the destroyed infrastructure was very impressive, destroyed hospitals, all medical facilities, it doesn't matter, dispensary, hospital, k

but today was de-occupation, tomorrow we were stopping by the boyar, borodyan, and borodyanka, and irpine entire zhytomyr route, and then there was kharkiv, and chernobyl . directly, and then there was already kharkiv, and then kharkiv oblast, zaporizhia oblast, donnet oblast began, and so it went on, is it possible to somehow characterize all the cities, villages where you come with a group, and what you see there most often, it all depends on when it is was, for example, the 22nd year, or the 23rd year, or is it now the 24th year, the situation was a little different, well, for me , what i saw immediately after the deoccupation of the entire kharkiv region had a great impact on me, because we had such an opportunity, we, together with the military, were the first to come in, that is, there were still people did not see

territorial defense, today was de-occupation, tomorrow we stopped by and boyarka, and borodyanka and irpinand the entire zhytomyr circuit, and then there was kharkiv, right? directly, and then there was already kharkiv, and then kharkiv region, zaporizhia region, donnet region began, well, it went on like that, is it possible to somehow describe all the sights of the city, village, where you come with the group, and what you see there most often, everything depends on when it was, whether it was, for example, the 22nd year, the 23rd year, or it was... the 24th year, the situation was a little different, well, for me , i was greatly influenced by that i saw right after deoccupation of the entire kharkiv region, because we had such an opportunity, together with the military, we were the first to stop by, that is, people had not yet seen doctors, psychologists, someone to talk to after the decapitation, we are now used to all these personnel, the destroyed infrastructure was very impressive, destroyed hospitals, all medical facilities, it doesn't matter... dispensary, hospital, kindergartens

killed residents, well, this is also the opposite. in what the rashists are doing and did in buch, in irpin gostomel, in what they did in izyum and what they are doing now in principle in all occupied territories, but it is clear that we must understand, this is how we observe humanitarian law, but we understand that these are the people who, this is the country that is killing today our country, our people, which kills kills. and will kill, let's also be frank here, mr. georgy, here is another question: the kremlin, it is trying to downplay this threat, at least if you look at their tv channels, their telegram channels, perhaps more pro-government, their means in general mass media, the kremlin still tries to present it as some kind of force majeure problem or some kind of problem. of a more humanitarian, extraordinary nature, but not like an occupation, well, if logically, that's how they should have presented it, in your opinion, why is such reaction, why is there no announcement, as we expected, of mobilization, no announcement of any actions, so to speak, well, what we could convention

defense, but today was deoccupation, tomorrow we... stopped by boyarka, borodyan, and borodyanka, and irpinand all the zhytomyr highway, and then there was kharkiv, yes, to chernobyl, directly, and then there was already kharkiv, and then kharkiv region, zaporizhia region, donetsk region began, well , it went on like that, is it possible to somehow characterize all these cities, villages , where you... come with a group, so that you are there you see most often, it all depends on when it was, whether it was, for example, the 22nd year, the 23rd year, or this, now the 24th year, the situation was a little different, well, for me , i was very influenced by the fact that i saw immediately after the deoccupation of the entire kharkiv region, because we had such a... we, together with the military , were the first to come in, that is , after the deoccupation, people had not yet seen doctors, psychologists, someone to talk to, we are now got used to all these shots, the destroyed infrastructure, destroyed hospitals, everything was very impressive medical institutions, it doesn’t matter, dispensar

from the territorial defense, today was de-occupation, tomorrow we will visit boyarka, berodyanka and irpin and the entire zhytomyr route. directly to chernobyl, and then there was kharkiv, and then kharkiv oblast, zaporizhzhia oblast, donnytsia oblast began, and it went on like that, is it possible to somehow characterize all the cities, villages where you come with the group, and what you you see there most often, it all depends on when it was, whether it was, for example, the 22nd year. 23rd or is it now 24th year, the situation was a little different, well, for me, it affected me a lot what i saw immediately after the deoccupation of the entire kharkiv region, because we had such an opportunity, we, along with the military , were the first to arrive, that is, people had not yet seen medics after the deoccupation. psychologists, we didn’t see anyone to talk to, we are now used to all these shots, it was very impressive, destroyed infrastructure, destroyed hospitals, all medical facilities, it doesn’t matter, dispensary, hospital, kindergartens and schools, and of course destroyed, there

will act completely differently than the russians did, we will not do what the russians did in buch, irpinlated areas of ukraine. we will not transfer our hatred of putin's regime and the russian state to the civilians of russian regions who have found themselves in the war zone. on the contrary, those who remained are provided with humanitarian aid, and ukraine. specifically demonstrates this, in particular so that russia does not made provocations, did not spread fake information that allegedly ukrainians are killing civilians in kurshchyna, what are they doing there, doing arbitrariness, because such fakes are already being launched, russia wants to use the situation of hostilities in kurshchyna to discredit our country, not only for its own population. propagandist , they have been doing it since the 14th year and especially after their invasion of ukraine, well, i think today's visit of ukrainian media, there were probably international ones there, and the fact that they they showed how the ukrainian military distributes this humanitarian aid to the residents of the kursk region, mayb

territorial defense, but today was de-occupation, tomorrow we will visit boyarka, borodyanka, borodyanka, irpin, and the entire zhytomyr highway. to chernobyl directly, and then there was kharkiv, and then kharkiv began region, zaporizhzhia region, donetsk region, well... this is how it went on, is it possible to somehow characterize all the cities, villages where you come with a group, and what you see there most often, it all depends on when it was, or it was, for example, the 22nd year, the 23rd year, or is it now the 24th year, and the situation was a little different, well, for me , what i saw immediately after the deoccupation of the entire kharkiv region had a great impact on me, so that we had such an opportunity, we, together with the military , were the first to arrive, that is, people had not seen it yet after the de-occupation of doctors, they didn't see psychologists, they didn't see anyone to talk to, and now the reports of all these personnel were very impressed by the destroyed infrastructure. destroyed hospitals, all medical institutions, it doesn’t matter, dispensary, hospital

territorial defense, er, today... there was de-occupation, tomorrow we were visiting boyarka, borodyanka, irpin and the entire zhytomyr highway. yes, to chernobyl, directly, and then there was kharkiv, and then the kharkiv region, the zaporizhia region, the donetsk region, well, that's how it went on. is it possible to somehow characterize all of them? these cities, villages, where you come with a group, so what you see there most often, it all depends on when it was, whether it was, for example, the 22nd year, the 23rd year, or this, now the 24th a year, a little the situation was different, well, for me , what i saw right after the de-occupation of the entire kharkiv region had a great impact on me, because... that we had such an opportunity, we were the first to arrive together with the military, that is, people had not yet seen medics after the de-occupation. we didn’t see psychologists, we didn’t see anyone to talk to, uh, we’re now used to all these personnel, the destroyed infrastructure, destroyed hospitals, all medical facilities, it doesn’t matter whether it’s an outpatient clinic, a

say that i saw it, but, for example, we have in the ukrainian community the same couple from near irpin, whose house was also destroyed, they have been living here for several years, actively volunteering, and when they talk to, for example, the french, they can say, well, look, even olympic athletes are in the same situation. these are such examples, it's great it is important, i am sure that somewhere, because there is really attention to ukrainian athletes, well, but less so, after all, france is the first to cheer for its own, but, let's say, the second line is all the time news about the war and about the athletes , and about everything that concerns, because this is the position of the state, and it is very noticeable, you know, 28 ukrainians are still hanging on the paris city hall. flags and during and already at the beginning of a full-scale invasion are hanging, this country has decided that it will be an ally for ukraine and is actively preparing public opinion for this, so no, this topic is not i forget, this is not 2014 or 2015, when , unfortunately, the theme of the attack

resident, well, it is also on the contrary because of what the rashists are doing and did in buch, in irpinl, in what they did in izyum, and what they are doing now, in principle, in all the occupied territories, but it is clear that we must understand, yes, we adhere to humanitarian right, but we understand that these are the people who, this is the country that is killing today... our country, our people, which has killed, is killing and will continue to kill, let's also be frank here, mr. george, there is another question : the kremlin is trying to downplay this threat, at least if you look at their tv channels, theirs telegram channels, perhaps, are more pro-government, on their, in general, mass media, the kremlin is still trying...

the embankment of the irpin river is a great place for a walk, there are playgrounds and ski jumps on skates or rollers. the new residents note that in the complex they live next to nature, having everything within walking distance for a comfortable life. dear friends, here we are again, olesya vokolyuk, andriy seichuk, we are working until 12, now we will talk about the state of affairs at the front, but before we get to that, i wanted to ask you if you know those beautiful guys, have you seen those lovely boys or have you heard of the lovely boys we are raising money for now if not. then we look and listen: good hello, dear ukrainians, we are fighters of the first assault battalion of the third crimean assault brigade, who defend our native land on the front lines, we urgently need your help, we need means of radio-electronic warfare against small uavs of the enemy and komikatsi drones, we really ask for your help, glory glory to ukraine, heroes, in fact, this collection is not only... only for the soldiers of the third separate assault brigade, but also for the 110th, for the 47th,

they were already coming quite close, we know, they were coming quite close there and then. later irpino you, well , that is, whether it’s moschun or others, but there was a certain peace because of that, and what am i leading this to, now then there were volunteers, ugh, that is, people who had a very clear argument, why, why and for what, having at the same time families, having three children each, three underage children each, several of these brothers are serving with me, who are still having all the grounds for dismissal, everything continues anyway. to serve for 2.5 years e

and destroy, any. objectives that go to the crossing, so that the enemy infantry did not cross the irpin did not run into the village of moscha, that is , only the infantry that appeared on the bridge could be called priorities here, everything that ran on the bridge, everything had to be destroyed, absolutely everything is alive, that is, what was returning in the direction from our side, well, not from our side, but like that say from our side to the other side like this. destroyed itself, that is, knowing the information, we are informed a little better there, for example, than ordinary infantry, we have more information than ordinary infantry, and knowing completely, no , you can’t not completely, but at least 90 percent, having information about the enemy, that is, for example, two such sniper pairs could keep the city under control for three days. sniper pair can not always be armed with a bolt and... was an automatic type of weapon, i had my former partner, the second number, who was armed with exactly the same rifle as myself, the only problem was that we shot with different wind

killed resident, well, this is also in contrast to what the rashists are doing and did in buchi, in irpinin gostomel, in what they did in izyum, and what they are doing now, in principle, in all the occupied territories, but it is clear that we must understand, yes, we observe humanitarian law, but we understand that these are the people who are... the country that is killing today our country, our people, that killed, is killing and will kill, let's be honest here too. mr. george, one more question: the kremlin is trying to downplay this threat, at least if you look at their tv channels, their telegram channels, perhaps more pro-government ones, and their mass media in general, the kremlin is still trying. present it as a certain force majeure problem or a problem of a more humanitarian, extraordinary nature, but not as an occupation, well, if it were logical, this is how they should present it, in your opinion, why is there such a reaction, why is there no announcement , as we, as someone expected mobilization, not the announcement of any actions there, so to speak, well, what could we

we succeeded, it was a long way, and already on february 26, we returned to the city of irpin, and literally in an hour we made a decision that, upon request, we would once again join the medical community with the doctors who receive the wounded first civilians and soldiers. so we ended up in... can you tell us about those first days of training, what did you do there and who exactly did you help? uh, i had the idea that this is a gray area, that is, there is a front line, where active battles are fought, and there are hospitals and the medics are not harmed, that is, it is a safe place, the wounded will just come to us, but later we realized that this is not the case at all... yes, because when we first heard automatic rounds under the windows, convoys of heavy equipment were passing through the nearby streets, and we could see it and even count it, fighter jets were flying above us, and we saw landing from enemy helicopters. .. groups of tro with the armed forces, which received wounded from under airport security time. there were also injured children, since the hospital did not work wit

up and neutralize any targets that reach the crossing, so that the enemy infantry did not cross the irpiniver and run into the village of moshcha, that is , only the infantry that could be called priorities here appeared on the bridge, everything that ran out onto the bridge, everything must was to be destroyed, absolutely everything alive, that which returned in the direction from our side, well, not from our side, but, so to speak, from our shore to the other side, was also destroyed, that is, knowing, well, we are informed a little better there, for example , than ordinary infantry, we have more information than ordinary infantry and knowing completely, well , not completely, but at least 90 percent, having information. about the enemy, that is, for example, two such sniper pairs could keep the city under control for three days. a sniper pair may not always be armed bolt and semi-automatic weapons. i had my former partner, number two, who was armed with exactly the same rifle as me. the problem was only that we shot with different winds, if the wind was gusty with other corrections, in

on it's a pity, yes, a lot, because irpin is the most damaged city in the kyiv region, the main blow fell on our city, but we are doing, we are doing within the framework of the budget we have, which is provided to us, i want to note that... unfortunately, all these funds are not enough to quickly and completely rebuild everything. we are moving and looking for donors, partners, because we understand that the state's funds are the main ones, they go to the armed forces, to our victory, and we also understand this, and people understand, but it is difficult for people to explain when a person simply there is no place to live, then accordingly, and we try and make every effort to make a person. to their homes, what difficulties, problems, challenges do irpen residents face, what do they most often address? well, now very actively and often they come to me for the reception of the mayor, with a question, and this must be settled at the state level, if one of the family members is in captivity or has disappeared, the action simply does not allow further. people for payment, if the owner

they were already coming quite close, we know they were coming quite close, there was vorzel later, irpinose to you, well, that is, whether moschun or others, but there was a certain peace because of it, and until why am i conducting this, now then there were volunteers, ugh, that is, people who had a very clear argument why for... what and for what, having at the same time families, having three, three minor children each, with me several such brothers are serving, who until now, having all the grounds for dismissal, continue everything equally. to serve for 2.5 years, mobilization is currently being carried out, is it necessary, obviously yes, is this moral-willed argumentation in front of itself, does it exceed the one that was in the 22nd, i think no, i think it even is a little lower, yes, that's why the issue of history must be raised, it must be raised with the personnel, and this should actually be carried out, moral psychological support, units of moral and psychological support, we have very cool examples of this, for example, we have the third assault brigade, where our fellow

though they came already quite close, but we know they came quite close, there was a vorzel , later irpinbucha is close to you, well , that is, is it moschun or others, but there was a certain peace because of that, and what am i leading this to now? then there were volunteers, ugh, that is, people who had a very clear argumentation, why, why and for what, having at the same time families, having three, three minor children each, with me several comrades serve, who are still having all the grounds for dismissal, they have all continued to serve for 2.5 years, mobilization is currently underway, is it necessary, obviously yes, is this kind of moral-willed argumentation before the battle itself, does it exceed the one that was in the 22nd, i think, no, i think it is even a little lower, yes, so that is the question of history it is necessary to raise, it is necessary to raise with personnel, this should actually be carried out, moral psychological support, units of moral and psychological support, we have very cool examples of this, we have for example the third assault brigade, where our c

they were already coming quite close, we know they were coming quite close, vorzel was there later, irpin bucha is close to you, well, that is, is it moschun or others, but there was a certain peace because of it, and what i am leading it to, now and then there were volunteers, ugh, that is, people who had a very clear argument, why, why and for what. at the same time, having families, having three children each, three minors each, i have several brothers who are serving with me, who still have all the reasons to be released, and have continued to serve for 2.5 years, now they are being mobilized, or it is necessary, obviously yes, is this moral-willed argumentation in front of itself, does it exceed the one that was in the 22nd, i think no, i i think it is even a little more on... that's why the issue of history needs to be raised, it needs to be raised with the personnel, this should actually be carried out by moral and psychological support, units of moral and psychological support, we have very cool examples of this, we have for for example, the third assault brigade, where our collea

were already coming quite close, but we know that they they came quite close, there was vorzel later, irpinbucha is close to you, well... that is, moschun or others, but there was a certain peace because of that, and what i am referring to, now and then there were volunteers, ugh, that is, people , who had a very clear argument, why, why and for what, well, having families at the same time, having three children each, three minor children each, i have several brothers who serve with me, who still have all the grounds for dismissal, they still continue to serve for 2.5 years, eh, now... mobilization is underway, is it necessary , obviously yes, is this kind of moral-willed argumentation in front of itself, does it exceed the one that was in the 22nd, i think, no, i think it is even a little lower, yes, so the question of history must be raised, it is necessary to raise with personnel, and it actually has to carry out moral and psychological support of the unit. moral and psychological support, we have very cool examples of this, we have for example the third assault brigade, uh, where our co

approaching quite close, we know that they were approaching vorzel is also quite close there, later irpin to you, well, that is, moschun or others, but there was a certain peace because of that, and what i am referring to, now and then there were volunteers, ugh, that is, people who had a very clear argumentation, why, why and for what, having at the same time families, having three... three minor children each, i have several brothers who are serving with me, who still, having all the grounds for dismissal, still continue to serve already 2.5 years, mobilization is now being carried out, is it necessary, obviously yes, or is it a moral and willful attack argumentation before oneself, does it exceed the one that was in 22, i think no, i think it is even a little lower, so here is the question... stories must be raised, it must be raised with the personnel, this should actually be carried out moral and psychological support, units of moral and psychological support, we have very cool examples of this, for example, we have the third assault brigade, where our colleague historian oleksandr a

already coming quite close, but we... know, they were coming quite close, there was also vorzel, later, irpincha is close to you, well, that is, whether moschun or others, but a certain there was peace because of it, and what i am leading it to, now then there were volunteers, ugh, that is people who had a very clear argumentation, why, why and for what, having at the same time families, having three, three minor children each, with me several of my brothers serve, who still have. these grounds for dismissal, they still continue to serve for 2.5 years, mobilization is now being carried out, is it necessary, obviously, or morally willful? such an argument before itself, does it exceed the one that was in the 22nd, i think, no, i think it is even a little lower, and therefore the question of history is necessary raise, it is necessary to raise with personnel, this should actually be carried out by moral and psychological support, units of moral and psychological support, we have very cool examples of this, we have the third assault brigade as an example. uhu, where our colleague, historian olek

they were already coming quite close, we know they were coming quite close, there and vorzel later, irpinis close to you, well that is... is it moschun or others, but a certain there was peace because of this, and to what i am leading it, now then there were volunteers, ugh, that is, people who had a very clear argument, why, why and for what, having at the same time families, having three children each, three minors each children, i have several brothers who serve with me, who until now, having all the grounds for dismissal, they all have continued to serve for exactly 2.5 years, now they are being mobilized. is it necessary obviously so, or moral-willed such an argument in front of oneself, does it exceed the one that was in the 22nd, i think no, i think it is even a little lower, yes, that is why the question of history must be raised , need to be raised with the personnel , this should actually be carried out by moral and psychological support, moral and psychological units. provision, we have very cool examples of this, we have for example the third assault brigade, which works also

they were already quite close there. we know, they came quite close, there was also vorzel, later, irpinse to you, well , that is, or moschun or others, but there was a certain peace because of that and... and what i am leading this to, now and then there were volunteers . grounds for dismissal, they have all continued to serve for 2.5 years now, mobilization is being carried out, is it necessary, obviously yes, or morally willful?... such an argument to oneself, does it exceed the one that was in the 22nd, i think no, i think it is even a little lower, and that is why the question of history must be raised, it must be raised with the personnel, this should actually be carried out by moral and psychological support, units of moral and psychological support, we have very cool examples of this, we have for for example, the third by storm brigade uhu, where our colleague, historian oleksandr alforov also works, he is just engaged in moral and psychological support, i know examples of brigades that are now introducing such and such units into themselves, and that is, well, such units exist,

in our direction, in the direction of irpin, hostomile, the enemy did enough of these, enough. no, probablyikes and in order to break through, break through the capital and then try to capture it on the streets of kyiv, the enemy did not succeed in doing this, i will tell you more, even some subversive and reconnaissance groups did not succeed in breaking through our defenses, entering certain populated areas there and so on, all this was not, so you say, am i understanding correctly? you say that there were no serious regular russian units in kyiv, there were regular russian troops on the territory of kyiv and irregular, let’s say, intelligence formations of some kind, er, intelligence officers, special operations forces, or someone else who could break through there at night, in the morning, and to perform some tasks in kyiv, there was no one who could have been killed by oleg tatarov at that time, i apologize if there was no one. er, well, moreover, it is already, let’s say, not a secret , i don’t want to talk about it, but unfortunately, in the first days of a full-scale invasion. in ky

so of course, if any war crimes take place, as we saw from the russians in terms of bucha and irpin early , chip chapman, good to >> okay, chip chapman, good to see you as always. thank you. >> yes. at 8:14, very nearly 8:15. let's go to the united states now. it's a very busy week of politics for you there. the democratic national convention kicks off tomorrow in chicago. that's good news for kamala harris, because a new poll has her leading donald trump in several key battleground states, including arizona and north carolina . and arizona and north carolina. and she's biting at his heels in georgia and nevada. >> but it comes as some trump allies have voiced fears that since the attempted assassination, he's potentially sabotaging his own campaign and that could be down to ptsd. former republican chairwoman in nevada, amy tarkanian , had this nevada, amy tarkanian, had this to say . to say. >> i think anyone with a beating heart and with a brain who had gone through something like that, would probably be suffering to some degree. i mean , suffering to some degree. i mean, obviously i'm