if we have defined what a heligarch is and it does not meet these criteria, we understand the business that was mariupoltova, he no longer falls under these and has already been, we have already heard it, our powerful people said about it that he does not fall under these criteria , the oligarch has already determined. that is, this business is big business, if we see how other states are developing today, that is, they support big business or not, they support these basic industries and economies. that is, they must be supported. and on what basis will the economy of our state be based? what is mariupol in the general consolidated budget of the economy of our state - it is 5% of gdp - 25% - it is foreign exchange earnings for our state, that is we need to revive it. yes, we can’t. now the war gives us money, and then the war will go and we will have to rebuild it. on what basis, what will the economy of our state be, how will it reproduce, what should it be built on, where will we earn money? the money that we will sell is outside the borders of our state and what will we make money on. that is, these

it was may 2014. mariupol was burning in the streets, military equipment was driving , shots were being fired, but the city was resisting. on june 13, 2014 , liberation was one thing on this day. in mariupol, every year there was a holiday with a solemn parade of flags during an attempt to seize the city in 2014, seven people died and it seemed that the worst could not be worse, the russian enemies proved it in january 2015 when mariupol was shelled with hail, but even after that the city was revived with new parks and squares, a new embankment, fountains, cheerful people, everything changes the morning of february 24, the city becomes the epicenter of all-out shelling on mariupol residents, ship missiles are fired, aerial bombs are fired from salvo fire systems, the city finds itself in a ring, there is no way even to bury people, now here are mass graves, burials are simple in the courtyards , the city is defended by a garrison mariupol azov regiment 36th marine infantry brigade border guards 23rd marine gua

the city, he fled the city in the first days, leaving mariupol a-a . they insist that this is all untrue and that there will be no war because it was corporate superiors, let's not forget that one year ago the day before yesterday will be the anniversary of the visit of rinat akhmetov to mariupol

there or or well, i will say very, very briefly that the azov regiment that was in mariupol began to collect personnel even when it was in mariupol in the zaporizhzhia direction, i identified it so, from april at that time, first the company and then the battalion, another battalion went to the front line and from april it is there, that is, it is fighting , advancing somewhere, and destroying the enemy, those officers who were evacuated by helicopters well, from mariupol, they began to manage this. well, this battalion-tactical group , which was cut off at the time when we got out of the bad, as there were about 1,000 servicemen, now all those who come out, well, come out of rehabilitation, become the same and become the same officers who are a team, that is, we have the majority of the team, 90% are officers who came to mariupol and they value their personnel, which is very important now, very often you can hear and read in the russian public what the azovians say, those who came out of prisoners or those who were formed there will be sent back to the mariupol direction, and not in the russian public there is su

here i am as it is, there are young guys there, from whom i took excellent there, damn it, and it was mariupoley didn’t shot. they're just waiting for us to come and that's it. that is, well, it's a fact, and the fact that there e says that they take to fight no now. let's see what ordinary people in ukraine are filming regarding the rake, and much further. yes and how many actually want now yes and what are the queues for mobilization points and a bite to eat for a second. this is the summons for the city council handed out just like ukrainian. you have the first stadium, which ivanovich petr ivanovich was lucky to be absent from the meeting, not in vain on time got sick. actually outrage. even the military has a military apu about how they actually call in the apu. nt man she breaks down, judging by the video of eyewitnesses, there are no queues at mobilization points, but rather all the information contradicts this statement that a huge number of patriotic kievans, as he writes kievans, are simply standing in line to defend yes, well, you wanted to comment on a parallel, that is , they have

it was may 2014. mariupol was burning in the streets . upol, there was a solemn procession with flags during the attempt to seize the city in 2014, seven people died and it seemed that it couldn't be worse, the russian enemies proved it in january 2015 when they shelled mariupol with hail, but even after that the city was revived with new parks and squares, a new embankment with fountains and cheerful people, the morning of february 24 changes everything, the city becomes the epicenter of all-out bombardment, ship missiles are fired with a finger, air bombs are dropped, they are fired from volley fire systems, the city finds itself in a ring it is not even possible to bury people, now there are mass graves, burials are simple. in the courtyards, the city is defended by the garrison of mariupol, the azov regiment, the 36th brigade of the marines of the border guards, the 23rd marine guard unit, the 56th mariupol motorized infantry brigade, the right sector, the mariupol terror defense, the bears, the 12th brigade of the national guard, the

mariupol was the city of the future, well -developed infrastructure, industry , culture. well, itd that mariupol was developing in contrast to those territories that were occupied because there there was no development, it flourished in 2022, the russian invaders will come to the city to completely destroy it, at that time the family of the landowners did not believed that the great war had begun, we lived in the center of the city, we still had light, water, gas somewhere, well, we heard some distant sounds like that , but we believed that it would not reach us , that is why olga, her husband, two sons and mother-in-law were in no hurry to evacuate from mariupol when they began to surround, there was no communication . before that, everything seemed to me to be normal , that is, our news talked about what we choose to endure, but every day we decided to destroy the city more and more since march under enemy shelling. arrays a at the end of march, it was already unbearable to be in the city. on the 26th, my husband decided to go out to see how the house looks from the outside, may

if talking about the donetsk region, the southeast, in particular, the city of mariupol, it was possible to surround and capture a certain part of the territory relatively quickly . why is it important well, the conditions are different here, in fact, when we are talking about the same me- mariupol, mariupol, it was held for 86 days, that is, actually from the 24th of february and onwards until may until may and actually this entire period is a contingent the azov troops received about 10 battalion tactical groups of the enemy, which were actually hidden by the actions around mariupol. at this time , it was just that the eastern defenses were being built, and an understanding was being formed of how we could optimally create defensive lines. with defense on other sections and i will very briefly ask if it is possible to say that the tying up of native forces near mariupol did not give the enemy the opportunity to advance, say, on zaporizhzhia. so this is an absolutely correct conclusion, because the plans of the enemy concerned zaporizhzhia and the dnipro, that is, the binding of fish-ca

saw in the dnipro, took place . 620 multi-apartment buildings were completely destroyed in mariupol. but it was worse there because there was no one to help and no one sorted out the rubble . your daughter was also among the dead in mariupol. how did we cope with this loss and how do you teach other people to cope with similar losses? i think that such wounds when they stop hurting i don't think that such blows will ever stop hurting i feel guilty because i could not take my daughter out we were able to take out the younger children of the pilgrim republic but many of the adult children did not leave the city i tried to get to them to return, tried to break through mariupol , we couldn't do it, feeling guilty that you couldn't protect your daughter, your daughter, she grew up in my family from the age of 10 with my biological and adopted aunts i already had my son and biological adopted children. i found out that my daughter was collected piece by piece. the pieces of my daughter were killed by the russians. she was in russia with me on a bicycle tour, rode a bicycle across russia, spoke at pre

is. it seemed that mariupol was developing in contrast to those territories that were occupied because there was no development there . in 2022, the russian occupiers will come to the city to destroy it completely. moment, the family of the landowners did not fully believe that the great war had begun, we lived in the center of the city, we still had light, water, gas somewhere , well, we heard some distant sounds like that, but we believed that it would not reach us, that is why olga with her husband, two sons and mother-in-law, they were in no hurry to evacuate from mariupol, when they already began to surround, there was no longer any communication. and before that , everything more or less seemed to me to be normal , that is, our news talked about what we will endure, we will endure, but every day the racists destroyed the city more and more already with in march, residential areas came under enemy fire, and at the end of march it was already unbearable to be in the city . on the 26th, my husband decided to go out to see how the house looks from the outside . h

going on, it’s a very big spot right in the center of mariupol, uh, the whole village is already a private building, and it’s next to the drama theater again that is, this entire territory that wasierce battles and in fact the administrative and historical center of mariupol is turning into a desert little by little, and these are losses that cannot be restored, of course we can rebuild and we will rebuild everything as it was with historical examples if the people of mariupol decide so, but the real the history is not preserved, the true history is simply destroyed, the city of petro you wrote about the city library and the addition to the culture and the library in the city of mariupol , now with aceta, the library is in one from the colleges of mariupol, most of the books, or rather, all of them, were all in russian, but the occupiers managed to write them who reads that shit what is happening to the culture and education in mariupol now for yours, well, this is a typical me. once upon a time , we had such a controversy with my child. he said that something roughly like this mom who reads that a i tried to convince him that these are not our narratives and this now we can say

was waiting for them. mariupol was a city of the future, well-developed infrastructure , industry, culture. well, that's how it mariupol is developing in contrast to those territories that were occupied because there was no development there, it blossomed in 2022 , the russian invaders will come to the city to destroy it completely. we still had light, water, gas somewhere , well, we heard some distant sounds, but we believed that it would not reach us, that is why olga with her husband, two sons and mother-in-law were in no hurry to evacuate from mariupol when they they already began to surround, there was no communication. before that, everything seemed to me to be normal, that is, our news said that we would win, we would hold out , but every day they decided to destroy the city more and more since march , residential areas came under enemy fire and at the end of march, it was already unbearable to be in the city . on the 26th, my husband decided to go out to see how the house looks from the outside. maybe it's time. shot by a sniper, the occupier killed volodymyr pomishchikov near the entrance, the man's b

well, okay, you won't lead the people of donbas, you kill them with joy, as it was in mariupol, volnovasugli further, it gives you pleasure. what are you directly talking about? all of russia pays for it. all of russia pays, including me. and i pay huge money . any war is a very expensive pleasure , but then be honest to the end. what is the point of squirming after such innocents? and write, for example, as vyacheslav volodyn stated about the liberation of ukraine from american colonialism, the special operation of lands against american colonizers, we will not be very surprised if it turns out that, judging by his posts, volodan decided he will drink medvedev, but he is an official of the highest rank. wasn't there anyone to tell him how cynical all these texts sound against the background of not only the ugledar, but also the one erased in the pilmarinka well, now i'll read his words to you in the frames from there, vyacheslav vladan said, well done. well done. just titans, i can imagine how grateful the unfortunate people are to you for freedom from calenialism, well, that is, from t

was to blame for it, the rhetoric was the same, and the people were not. well, not that they were informed, but warned, but that's how it was , the mayor of mariupol, who in the past was a corporate a manager in the business empire of rinat akhmetov turned out to be completely unsuitable for managing the city during the war, he fled the city , he fled the city in the first days, leaving mariupol a-a. that's all not true and that there will be no war because it was, let's say, the political course of its corporate superiors, let's not forget that one year ago the day before yesterday will be the anniversary of rinat akhmetov's visit to mariupol, he was not there at all, they were also together, and in the evening also president zelenskyy, that is, in general the mood was such that people should be calmed down as much as possible to show them that everything is fine. and of course, none of them predicted it, and i think that this is. of course, maybe the mayor vadim boychenko will tell about it someday, what he thinks about this and will answer the question in his opinion, did he do enough to save his city or not? in my opinion, not enough. you know, i don't

persons should be punished if it is established that this is sabotage of the system on which this task was assigned means we must change this system personally for us for the mariupolarrison it was a heavy blow in the back because well, somehow, someone conducted all the military games, we hoped that there would be an attack from the west in a week or two, or there would be no attack at all, and the main attack would be restrained from the east and the north, in principle, based on that, that is, we were preparing for a full circle from the very beginning, but everything and yet we did not settle for a different result, and that is why when we received a blow in the back, when we received a full-time unit advancing from the crimea , very heavy and intense fighting began. these days, when mariupol met the invaders, well it is clear that the residents of mariupol, the residents of the city, the majority of them remained in the city, did you understand that there would be an attack by the russians , they were expecting it from the east or from the northeast , but in fact, from the first days, mariupol falls into the ring, and it is clear that in in this situation, you

are doing so there is somehow we had to be at the carpathians match at the ukraine stadium, it was against mariupol and they played and of course the fighters come to football, you invite them there even come out this first strike was made by the foreign legion and ours were and our fans were the first strikes as you say, we bought it, because they support us, we support them, we constantly communicate with those uh fans who are here, we are constantly in contact well, i think that it should be so, especially in that one a period of time when there is a war, when someone attacked us, then we have to unite, and in principle , our country was united. if we had not united, we would not have fought until today. some are fighting some are helping eh and that's how we live and no one you see no one there complains that there is no light or is there anything else we survive we survive today we survive we will end the war because then we will start living and believe me we will live much better than that other unfortunately, some athletes go to war and unfortunately, i am talking about the fact that they a

the philharmonic division was among the first to enter mariupol and held the nine-story building. itey position, because further there was access to the sea, thanks to the capture of this particular nine-story building. the azov nationalist gap was surrounded and the nazis began to squeeze out the word from the private sector to the artist of the lugansk philharmonic anatoly lavrentiev, who was awarded the medal for the liberation of mariupol and the order for military honor of the second degree. anatoly van the word of prayer should never be repeated on our russian lands. when our women, children, old people suffer, it doesn't matter who you are, a musician or a miner, you are a man and you must stand up for them. from the very beginning of the special operation, we musicians put aside our musical instruments and were among the first to go to protect our earth and our loved ones. we had no combat experience. we will have one victory one for all. philharmonic for one evening to return to their peaceful profession, together with polina ogureeva red star of the academic song and dance

, but then, to hide the crime, the building was demolished, mariupol was painted and russified about the number the dead in mariupol are still unknown, and itkely that she will ever be able to determine exactly. it seems that there are not many ghosts for optimism at the moment, but i have already bought a ticket for the first peremohy train from kyiv to mariupol. i know this city and all my routes in advance. where should i bathe in the fountains? where eat fish chebureks, which beach to go to, where to run barefoot and dance, but now the most important thing is where to stop, remember and never forgive

, it is from volnovakha to mariupol, i wase of our 96th kyiv brigade, it was often svatov nikolske, now i am going to those where it is the most difficult for our glorious infantry, the boys are asking for homemade dishes, dumplings, flatbreads, these are stuffed cabbage rolls, these are donuts or donuts, as they are also called. the children bake cookies. they draw different pictures. our girls , our teachers, baked pies. and here i see. dancing with pies. i have them from cabbage and peas, and they rejoice like children, well, deeply holy children, happy the war gave birth to the virgins of the future son of praise let us glorify the holy evening on the land of the praise and christ let us glorify the saints and on earth we prepare dumplings for the soldiers they are also waiting for christmas there and how many do we want 400 pieces or how many at least will fit yes how many do we already have they won't fit there, let's buy another bucket of my son so that they can fit in there. well, to make it a lot, we make flatbreads w

there was such a very large donetsk region - this is ukraine among the largest cities , it was the city of mariupolre was a very large protest action, and it happened on february 23 and 24 the russians started shelling these cities in our luhansk region, it all started in north donetsk. then, around 9:00 in the morning, as i remember now, i was standing on the balcony and there was a hit at the north donetsk airport and already for hour we read that then the head of the region announced a general evacuation during march, the russians occupied eight districts of the region, local residents resisted, this is ukraine! the russians completely captured almost the entire region ukrainian troops were able to recapture a small part of the territory and now 13 settlements of the luhansk region are under the control of the armed forces of ukraine thank you for that oleksandr zabrodin spoke about the situation in the donetsk luhansk region and reminded how

understand the scale of it and the worst thing was that they understood me how quickly it would happen, and i think that no one expected that the russians would surround mariupoluickly, you also say in this film in particular, that at some point you understood that this invasion would happen, but now you say that you still did not fully know what the scale would be. at what moment did it become clear to you that there will be something more, you have been watching since 2014 in ukraine, you know, since 2014 i was not only in ukraine , i filmed various conflicts, i filmed nagorno -karabakh, syria and cancer, afghanistan, gaza, libya and in all these countries it was clear that the conflict which started, it ends in one way or another, but it goes through the escalation phase and i think that many ukrainian journalists, i think that ukrainian society too, maybe someone did not want to think about it, but ukrainian society also understood that escalation is inevitable. that is, this is a full-scale invasion , it will happen anyway when no one knew but the conflict cannot be frozen because it is not a conflict because it is an invasion and every year russia conduc

not somewhere in places there was plaster, but it all fought back, because it was bad weather standards. it's all done. baranovskaya is a well-known journalist in mariupol. after the end of hostilities. in the city became a builder needed at least what kind of work is this? and now she got involved and does not seek to return to texts and filming, she says that creating is a special feeling. what would they do in a year was not, that we would make such beauty out of uh, bare bricks so quickly in such a short time, i still can’t believe that we had time, therefore, well, i came, everything was like this somewhere there was everything else. it's just fear and horror no windows, there was nothing. we even had the first time, warehouse e we closed the windows. well i wetted something with a tool with water or something else that kept it all. uh, friends on a rope pulled. i arrived in the month of june, of course, the first thing i experienced is such a small seam, since the city was completely destroyed. littered with fragments of the street not a single person and little by little, little by little, as if people began, well, like, they were just starting t

i had to be at the carpathians match at the ukraine stadium, it was against mariupol, and they playedrse the fighters come to football. the foreign legion was and ours were and our fans were the first shots as you say where they did on on that they support us we support them we communicate with those uh fans who are here we are constantly in contact that is why we have uh very much let's say it's a family situation, we are like that, well, i think that it should be so, especially in the period of time when there is a war, when someone attacked us, then we have to unite, and in principle, our country is united. if we don't united we would have not fought in our country until this day they are fighting, they are helping us, and we live like that, and no one , you see, no one complains that there is no light, or is there something else , we survive, we survive today, we survive. unfortunately, some athletes go to war and unfortunately, i will talk about the fact that because they die , volodymyr anderchuk was buried this week. the world and we have such simple words, the words of his fri

mariupol. i would like to show you one video, i'm sure you've seen it. this is a girl from mariupol, the footage wast first , i didn't understand anything about the video, but it's clear that she is with her mother somewhere in the apartment between two walls, and there is just a-ah, in the background you can hear the sounds of some whistling rockets, bombs, something exploding, you can hear how fighter jets are flying overhead, the mother is trying to calm the child down, even though she herself is scared. and on the video , it is actually unclear what it is, but then in addition to the whole video and this whistle, there is also a comment by a girl who actually talks about all this experience and there are interesting moments there, i would suggest listening to this girl and then i want to ask you something mysli i see a cemetery of people in a package of the dead well what did i see that i'm telling you, and i saw crosses, well, there were all kinds of people , we were ready, we were lying around, we were playing with them, we were walking for a long time, and then my mother asked me something. i

was standing near the prosecutor’s office told me to look for it. mangushchi with her six-year-old daughter and the council went to mongush, which is 20 km from mariupolre was hope that they would soon meet again, but it didn't happen. dokuchayevsk and beyond well, search in dokuchayevsk. i tried to find a car, but people either didn't drive and wanted such money that i couldn't. she didn't have enough money to pay. iryna was convinced that her husband had been betrayed by local collaborators, and that's why the woman was afraid to give her word to someone. because no one i trusted that everything would be fine with the child. it's okay for her to at least have her mother. you must be silent in june. ira and the children managed to leave the city and she continued to look for a husband with renewed strength. i submitted all applications to the police ombudsman, that is, the entire road map fulfilled the un red cross, in addition, i made requests to russia in the dpr in the lpr so far, in june, i received only one response from that side. the so-called human rights commissioner in the self-proclamation of the dpr informed irina viktor is in the donetsk

of primorska yes, it is there preservation of azov through the city of primorsk, the highway that connects mariupol with rostov-melitopol, so on february 28, the movement began, it was endless, it was in the direction of mariupol, the first column, we counted 360,380 tanks in one colony, from that period, in march , residents of the territorial community and residents of the city actions of the resistance, but in april the disarmament already came and our rallies stopped, and the movement of the hands of the residents to the controlled territory and through melitopol , through the crimea to europe began, if before the full-scale invasion, about 25,000 people lived in the community at the moment, out of 15,000-16,000 , the largest number of people left the city of primorsk, that is almost 60% of the population, i can say that in march we still received humanitarian cargo, that was the last time, it only happened a few times, it only worked for a while branch of privatbank, so people could receive funds of uah 2,000 in cash, there were very long queues, and during that period a large number of people of retirement age still received pensions through ukrposhta , they r

it like that, somehow we happened to be at the carpathians match at the ukraine stadium, it was against mariupolcourse the fighters come to football , you invite them there, they even go out, this is the first strike to do so, there were foreign legions, and ours were also our fans, the first strikes, yes how are you you say

what’s more, they recognized archipacha india ukrainian artist and admitted that it was the russians who destroyed the mariupolclear who destroyed it, somehow this museum itself was destroyed. well , now we come to other news. they are also hmm, very nice. for example, ukrainians have stopped listening to less russian music than before, at least compared to the summer months, this is what a study by the molfar company says. they are engaged in research and investigations. they analyzed the main uh, the main music streams that work on the territory of ukraine and came to the conclusion that there was even less russian music in the playlists of ukrainians, an increase in ukrainian-style music, but ukrainian music decreased, some such paradoxes, ukrainians began to listen to more world music of course, in addition to russian, belarusian, and also molfar, these are the top 10 songs that have been most popular among our compatriots recently. in almost all of these ratings , emeli cyrus and the song flowers are on the first place. dorofeeva is a ukrainian rapper . let's listen to excerpts from these songs . in my he

mariupol will be such a place. and where will they learn to fight? and there or what city will be surrounded, so the idea was to be inside the city and if it is surroundede have to show what is happening there, as mariupol met on february 24 do you remember this day, we arrived an hour before the war, ah, you know this. this road from bakhmut to mariupol went there almost all night, ah, and we were driving and there was complete silence, although the day before , they were shooting at targets and the artillery responded , we heard it was a few days before, and we saw that all the troops had already taken up combat positions. we understood that if there was silence, there would be a new wave there. and everyone was waiting . well, then, how did the events develop, which was the most terrible during all this time when you were there what do you remember the most? you know, everyone asks the same question, what exactly, what exactly well, i think that everything was there and now it continues, and these horrors do not stop, there is no such moment that does not remain there, and i said, well, that's what it was. that 's all it was. it hurts to watch how th

was purchased , quality repairs were made there, and a modern cardio center was opened on its base, for the first time in mariupolgan to perform complex heart operations and cardiologist serhiy orlansky allegedly was happy because he finally got the opportunity to work as he had always dreamed and as it turned out to be true, his dreams were about something completely different when last year mariupol was invaded by a rash doctor. he started working for the enemy and in every possible way counted the ukrainian military on propaganda tv channels, gang-formed militants azov opens fire specially they went to the civilians in the apartment and shot at them on the fifth floor of the apartment, well , we clearly know where the etymins were flying from the militants entered the hospital but quickly left, this escape was disgraceful, they simply pulled mattresses out of the collection and took them with them, we can ignore what such humiliation and betrayal orlansky left because he wanted to stay and work in mariupol at any cost on new high-quality equipment, previously the most popular operation here , heart stenting, w

settlement, pavlovsk, was renamed mariupol from local residents for the money of the treasury, they bought their houses and handed over the colonists only 80 years after in the city, iticially allowed to settle not only the greeks, but also to other nationalities until the end of the 19th century, mariupol remained a small merchant town. it turned into a major center of southern russia only with the advent of the railway, a deep sea port and a metallurgical plant through mariupol , along with traditional wheat, they began to export donetsk coal, ore and metal, the local trading port became the second in terms of cargo turnover in southern russia after odessa, blast furnaces and pipe shops of one of the first mariupol metallurgical plants were purchased in america and transported across the ocean in disassembled form soviet times, when the city was called zhdanov , more than 40 large industries were already working here. an amazing paradox of soviet times. mariupol received the status of a resort thanks to the sea and therapeutic mud, while in ukraine it took one of the first places in terms of emissions of harmful substances by local industrial enterprises, the dirti

was purchased, quality repairs were made there , and a modern cardio center was opened on its base , for the first time in mariupolperform overhead operations on the heart, and cardiologist serhiy orlansky was supposedly happy because finally got the opportunity to work as he had always dreamed and as it turned out to be true his dreams were about something completely different a rash doctor broke into mariupol he began to work for the enemy and the ukrainian military is all over the place on the propaganda tv channels , the armed militants of azov open fire specially. we shot at the apartment of civilians , we clearly know where these mines were flying from. it was shameful , they just pulled out the mattresses from the selections and took them with them, we can ignore that for such humiliation and betrayal orlandsky left because he wanted to stay at any cost to work in mariupol on new high-quality equipment, previously the most popular operation here, heart stenting, was performed free of charge as part of the medical guarantee program, now they say that serhiy orlansky birch is 250,000 russian rubles, but hardl

three hundredth one two hundredth how are you feeling i have a call sign mariupol well they say it quickly marik just when i waseady supposed to get my equipment there write down your call sign they just all knew мне что i left mariupol that's why i say in mariupol no poshёl in a hospitalist and a doctor, i provide help. but it turned out that i had to hold a weapon in my hands, too, without blood . i was never scared. there was no family there. i already had some books on anatomy and so on. inside a person how does it work no let's put it off nothing i liked it very much that's when the ambulances drove by there and i didn't have those, that's how the rescuers of the hero didn't save everyone a doctor, i'm a paramedic, a boy from ivano-frankivsk, a shooter. he's not old , he's the one who protects us. while we're helping , he's a guy from dnipro and a driver with a benefit, that is, we have a boy from ivano-frankivsk , it's not clear how he combed our earrings. he says that the katsaps are because we speak russian. well, nothing. well, we are a pancake, well, well, friend for friend, in general, the second jul

mariupol school opened its doors. gymnasium number 27 in order to hand over this object, the builders worked here around the clock as quickly as possible, they thought that it wasy already. the inas installed it in six months, but the third mariupol city hospital here had a maternity hospital and a children's department, and before the bombers had notorious under the ukrainian authorities , it was almost never repaired. funds for food were allocated minimal, there was no buffet, no pharmacy, not even a coffee machine. after the departure of this same ukrainian government, there were mined premises and a lot of military property abandoned in a hurry. repair work today. here we are at the finish line. there is a delivery of the corresponding equipment, there may be some slight delays, but the end of january , the beginning of february. uh, the children's clinic accepted uh its first patients for us was this with all the resources available to russia, objective difficulties are very important, taking into account the scale of the overall construction site. of course , there is one of them - the absence on the ground, that is, in the immediate vicinity of moving ob

earth, there were places somewhere there was plaster, but it all fought back, because it was bad weather standards. it's all done. yana baranovskaya famous in in mariupolthe end of hostilities in the city, the journalist became a builder, she needed at least some work, but now she got involved and does not seek to return to texts and filming. he says that creating is a special feeling. what they would do in a year was not, that we would do it so quickly in such a short time and from uh, the voice of the bricks such beauty, i still can’t believe that we had time, therefore, well, i came, it was all like that somewhere somewhere was everything else was. it's just fear and horror no windows, there was nothing. we even had the first time, warehouse e we closed the windows. well, something of a tool. it didn't start before or anything else, the cold conditions kept it all. uh, friends on the rope pulled it. we've arrived. we personally i came in the month of june, of course. the first thing i experienced was such a small shock as the city was completely destroyed. a street littered with fragments, not a single person and quietly, quietly, as if people began

so nastya disappeared in donetsk region, it was in the city of mariupol that it happened back in theere hostilities continued, you lost contact with us on may 5, 2022, and since then it is unknown where and with whom she is now, it is possible that the girl got lost during the evacuation from the city, where complete chaos reigned at that time and, unfortunately, there are cases when children disappeared precisely in such situations in ukraine is not alone during the war and fortunately we have many such stories when children born under similar circumstances managed to be found, one of these stories is about seven-year -old dima filonov. he was found and now the boy is safe with his parents, of course such stories with a happy ending inspire hope that happy endom will end and the search for other children who are still wanted, in particular nastya obriy from mariupol, by the way, it is especially encouraging that a few months ago we noticed activity on nastya's facebook page, namely, this photo of a girl appeared, did nastya add this photo or is it her real page on the social network

so it was swan pike and cancer, but from the headquarters of the defense of mariupol, an idea was created to somehow give order to this chaos, and we made every effort to unite all disparate units somehow reconcile asking the proper distance, this task, well, it was almost unrealistic according to all let's say yes evaluation matrices, we had to hold out for three weeks , a month at the most, first of all, we did not have the proper amount of heavy weapons and stocks for guns, stocks for industries, that is, artillery ammunition, we did not have anyone reliable support for the ppu, so in principle we thought that we would last three weeks , months, but we made the maximum effort, every person, almost every person in their positions made 500%, 1%. stopping the enemy, those first days yes, it was hell, you know many people now when they hear the air alarm siren, well, in principle, they don't react at all, but not at all, and for me , the air alarm siren will forever remind me of the city of mariupol because when i was there in the first days, it was in the first days, we still had sirens w

morning of the 24th, when it all started there, he took me past the checkpoint in mariupol, the extreme, and i went on the road to kharkiv, and he returned to mariupol, and it wase o'clock, it seems at 6:00 a.m., i loved locking my hands so much ours are being photographed, and i just said let's take a picture of our hands, i took a picture and that's it, and we broke up and it was the last time, i'm very glad that fate turned out like this and i had my normal say goodbye before this great war, everything was changing there very quickly and i remember that at first there was no connection, it was there because of 26. probably he just disappeared and then broke through every few days, the towers fell , the lights were turned off, somewhere they could still climb on some nine-tops to the top floor and before dinner, just once to get in touch and it was very risky in on march 20, around the time when the helicopters started to fly there, when the starlinks were brought in, then there was already such a normal connection that before that, it was just suddenly he canceled the broadcast, and there were some calls in which nothing could be heard except just fragments

it was very cool, as if it happened. for example, the famous medic tyra, who was in mariupol and was captured, went abroad and talked to her, well, at least in the movie it was shown that she appeared before the americans so that they would give this longlist for ukraine, her example would have been cool. by the way, if our emotions were used and your experience. i understand that you are waiting for your life now. i think this is not for you, but it would certainly be cool, you can. i will ask another question for this before this, yes, but i think that it was even a big plus. because a person who saw it with his own eyes and felt it with his heart and skin and head and everything only you can she knows what to say that there is a person who at this time is preparing to give a new life to the world overcoming death is really beautiful and you know, i am also a provocateur, well, she is not provocative, i am just curious and if you had the opportunity to talk to someone more - less and longer time and with president zelensky or with general luzhny, whoever you choose , but that's the only way. well, i'll tell you, i always

by the way, it would be very cool if so it happened, for example went abroad and packed the well-known medic tyra, who was in mariupolnd was captured. and it affects and all the more so that your favorite sniper lyudmila pavlychenko, well, at least that's how it was shown in the movie she spoke in front of the americans so that they would give this langlist for ukraine, it would be cool if her example played then. by the way, if our powerful people used your experience. i understand that you are waiting for your life now . it would be cool for sure i will ask another question about this, yes, but i think that it was even a big plus, because the person who saw them with her own eyes and felt them with her heart and skin and head and everything, is it possible? she knows what to say and a person who at this time is preparing to give a new life to the world overcoming death is really beautiful and you know, i am also a provocateur, well it is not provocative , i am just curious and if you had the opportunity to communicate so so so much more - less and longer time with president zelenskyi or with general zuluzhniy, whoe

that resonates a lot and i often hear how people there say that we are here in kharkiv, but it was worse in mariupolple somewhere in kyiv say that we are worse here in kyiv than in kharkiv, or when people are asked e- and even sunset country, they say that here we are, but the people in kyiv have it worse. someone constantly says that it is worse and that some of their pain, their experiences, and she also talks about it, about the fact that she lives with feelings, not because she did not lose a husband, did not lose a child in this war, and she understands that young people are dying there now at the front, that is, those who could have done something for this country, to make it better, but now they just have to hold this country and this feeling of guilt haunts many ukrainians, what to do with him why why is this so from belittling, she says, i feel feelings, that's why i can do what i can do, somehow repay the debt for that. everything is fine with me , everything is fine with you, everything is fine with my family. what do you feel like to be well, so far we have not found such criteria as cri

it was all taken, so to speak, to the ports. there, in odessa mariupol went to europe to the middle east and, in general, brought a lot of money and believed that this, as it were, was already a good model, and then it turned out that everything, as it were, could be even more interesting, because , novorossiya. maybe a resident just needs to adapt the then, as it were, technologies and adapt the region itself in terms of agriculture back in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. they talked a lot about the need for planting forests, because forests, especially in the valleys of the steppe rivers. they retain moisture. but of course, to fully implement. this was only possible after the war. there was such a stalinist plan for the transformation of nature, a very large-scale year was adopted, and then already, uh, it was possible to completely get rid of the smell. here, there were a number of measures. adopted the landscape black sea region of novorossiya has been changed under anthropogenic influence, that is, according to human influence. and all thes

it was subjected to heavy rains. uh , it got very damp for a long time, there was no heating, so proper storage conditions are still in this building, despite the fact that the employees of the mariupole face. right here now there is now they are there uh, so to speak, they work, as soon as they are created, proper storage conditions for these masterpieces. naturally. the donetsk uh museum of local lore will give it all. uh, according to the documents on the transfer acceptance certificates, all this back. mariupol museum. we took it for a while. private storage and in no case appropriated and e, the employees of the mariupol museum are grateful to us that we are now preserving part of their e, collection in our e, museum thank you for these explanations. all the best to you. thank you. all the best. but the american characters, for example, went even further. they said that aivazovsky brin kuindzhi are generally ukrainian artists, did you know or not? let's look at this i will discuss this is the site of the metropolitan museum. yes red sunset archive ivanovich kuindzhi ukrainian art museum. kuindzhi in mariupol ukraine was destroyed as a result of a russian airstrike, but now it is

was purchased , quality repairs were made there, and a modern cardio center was opened on its base for the first time in mariupol to perform complex operations on the heart, and the cardiologist serhiy orlanskyi was supposedly happy because he finally got the opportunity to work as he had always dreamed, and as it turned out, his dreams were about something completely different when last year a rash doctor invaded mariupol. he began to work for the enemy and in every possible way ukrainian military on propaganda tv channels, militants from azov gangs open fire specially on civilians' apartment and on the fifth, too, they shot in the apartment, we clearly know where the etymins were flying from we saw what here, from the body, a mobile mortar installation from azov and they were shooting everywhere in the garden to the hospital, the militants entered the hospital but quickly left, this escape was shameful, they just pulled out mattresses from the pickets and took them with them, we can ignore what such humiliation and betrayal the orlandian left because of what he wanted at any cost to stay working in mariupol on

its main efforts on the kupyan, liman, bakhmut , avdiyiv and miner directions. well, but of course, everyone wants to know what could have happened there in mariupol, it was heard until 11. maybe even more explosions, and the russian troops raised the air force. there was information about it on the internet, in public places and on the website from people who have something to do with everything. serhiy was with us then. i i'm stopping sergiy i congratulate you once again i congratulate you vasyl i congratulate our viewers now everything is working perfectly and i even heard your question you probably wanted to ask me what is happening in mariupol, what really happened there, that's enough of dmitrizhkivskiy cautiously approached this issue because it is really difficult to determine yet, but we know that up to 10 enemy objects there were hit by ukrainian samples and the farthest in terms of distance are precisely mariupol and snizhne, about 80 km from them, and we can talk about that they can be obtained by heimers, although in the publications of the occupation authorities it was written that the ukrainians used these new weapons systems, the diameter of the

it seems to mariupol. i was busy with other things, i didn't have the chance to meet him. s , i know that he was coming to kramatorsk and returning to lviv. it was completely full . there were people at the station. well, i've already seen the photos, but i didn't have to go there. to visit the territory, we have photos, please show the connecting train, photos. and you say that it returns filled 100% with people - it is like a humanitarian evacuation train, it performs such a function when it goes back. well , yes, mr. andrii, please tell us about your work as journalists, what what has changed now, what do people come to you with, what kind of problems do you have? in focus every day, the first thing that changed is life , of course. the editorial office came under fire, our equipment was destroyed , the furniture was destroyed, the windows were damaged, or rather, the windows were damaged, that's why we are not working with the editorial office, but in kramatorsk, well, they changed the location a little bit , people are contacting people , primarily people are contactin

mariupol was shaken by a series of explosions . the arrivals were recorded in the area of ​​the portcity shopping and entertainment center and the 23rd microdistrict, ito the city council, these are the very places where the occupiers were based. the president of the european commission, ursula fondorlyan, believes that ukraine will become a member of the european union . she stated this during a joint meeting of the european commission and the government of ukraine in kyiv . she also assured that the european community will continue economic pressure on the aggressor country and russia will receive another package of sanctions on february 24, the anniversary of the start of the war, today russia is paying a high price as our sanctions destroy its economy, throwing it back a generation of crude oil price caps already costs russia about 160 million euros per day and we will continue to increase the pressure and in the future, together with our partners from the g7, we will introduce an additional price cap on russian oil products and by february 24 rivne a year after the first invasion we aim to introduce the 10th package of sanctions and discussed new

according to preliminary data, the boy was with his parents in mariupol when there were strong hostilities. and in may they decided to evacuate from mariupol and it moment that, unfortunately, contact with the family was cut off, what happened to yaroslav, where is he now? whether he and his parents managed to evacuate is unknown. since then , there is no news about the fate of the boy. we sincerely hope that glory and his parents then it was possible to get out of the war-torn city, but at the moment , unfortunately, it is not possible to establish their location. therefore, in this difficult search story, i hope for your help, namely your attentiveness and concern, please look at photo of yaroslav sitnyk. perhaps you recognized the boy. perhaps you saw him somewhere, or if you know something about him or his parents, please do not delay and immediately notify us on the hotline of the child tracing service. it is clear that it is possible that the child may still be with his parents ukrainian television is not broadcast in the temporarily occupied territory in mariupol, but the internet works, and i hope that this video will be seen at least on

according to preliminary data, the boy was with his parents in mariupol when there were strong hostilities a in may, they decided to evacuate from mariupol , and itunfortunately, contact with the family was cut off, what happened to yaroslav, where is he now? did he manage to evacuate with his parents , since then there is no word on the boy's fate news we really hope that yaroslav and his parents managed to get out of the war-torn city at the time, but at the moment , unfortunately, it is not possible to establish their location . therefore, in this difficult search story, i hope for your help, namely your attentiveness and concern, please look at yaroslav's photo sitnik maybe you recognized the boy, maybe you saw him somewhere, or if you know something about him or his parents, i ask you not to delay and immediately notify us on the hotline of the child tracing service, of course not it is excluded that the child and his parents can still be in the temporarily occupied territory in the same mariupol ukrainian television is not broadcast, but the internet is working and i have hope that this video will be seen there at least on youtube, and ther

was somewhere in places there was plaster, but it all fought back, because it was bad weather standards. it's all done. baranovskaya is a well-known journalist in mariupole end of hostilities in the city, she became a builder, she needed at least some work, and now she got involved and does not want to return to texts and filming. he says that to create. this is a special feeling that this will not be done in a year, that we will make such beauty from bare bricks so quickly in such a short time. to me i still can’t even believe that we had time, therefore, well, i came, everything was like this somewhere somewhere there was everything else. it's just fear and horror not windows. there was nothing. we even had the first time the warehouse we closed the windows. well, something didn’t get wet with the tool before, or something else was saved. it was all friends pulled on a rope. personally , i arrived in the month of june, of course, the first thing i experienced was such a small shock, since the city was completely destroyed. littered with fragments of the street not a single person and little by little, little by little, as if people would, well, go out