a big game is on the air with us now, our front-line military expert ivan pavlovich konovalov ivan pavlovichut to us, as far as i understand , a green one on the way from mariupol. good evening to you . we are now returning some from mariupol. we were there for quite a long time. and you know , by the way, there was a truce there, that is, there was a silence regime for two hours, but a truce was declared, respectively, from the uh of the russian side and from the side of the people's militia of the donetsk people's republic a. but uh, after four hours again a cannonade began, and, uh, mutual shootings began, of course, i must note that uh, after all, those who settled in azov stood up. i mean , ah, neo-nazis, and from their side, from uh, there is no longer such, but active shooting. if you take it, but a mortar, and because, well, in any case, it has been implemented for a long time, it has not been used from the side, but the heavy population, but before here, ah, i want also the mortars they acted. and now it is in general. periodically a occurs, but it is very inactive. basically, of co

on the air with us on direct communication from donetsk now our permanent military expert ivan pavlovich konovalovovich good afternoon. good evening, ivan pavlovich worked today yesterday on the southern flank of the donetsk grouping of the armed forces, and he has the latest information, just from the front line, please. well, you know, we are now literally, well, we returned a few hours ago, and from under the coal. this is uh, the area is enough, but not easy the fact is that the e city is actually not under the control of the ukrainian forces, but there are waste heaps around, and they take positions exactly there. therefore, acting in coal for the russian e, forces and forces of the dpr is quite difficult, therefore. eh, as it were, well, decisions are being made on how to proceed, we were in the village of nikolsky, this is a very serious position. such a position. e. well, there is a temple there. and the st. nicholas church is very famous, and in ukraine , and not only in ukraine, this is a rather serious holy place. you know the situation. there's enough so difficult, that is, there, but

the course the military operation in donbas is closely monitored by our military expert ivan pavlovich konovalovo , where are you contacting us from? good afternoon. yes, i am in donetsk, i am now in donetsk because here. uh, it is possible to contact you. how would it be in good good quality to have this connection. well, it's great when there is good quality. eh, especially when there is also good information about what is really happening on the fronts, what is there in mariupol, what is near the donetsk gorlovka, and so on. you know, uh, i would make a few points. well, firstly, uh, what’s happening now, when they’re hitting donetsk apu, uh, they use mostly 122 mm, and artillery ammunition has already become smaller, that is, uh, ammunition, and rocket systems volley fire, but, nevertheless. yes, it ’s like 122 mm they constantly arrive in several districts of donetsk. and yet it says that they, of course, are running out of ammunition, but, nevertheless, they are gay. uh, krasnogorovka and the sands, this conglomerate, where the main artillery is located. uh, that group of the donetsk group

let's try to find out more details with us in direct communication with donetsk and ivan pavlovich konovalovin donetsk yes, as i understand it or not? no, i'm old-fashioned. uh, so this is the donetsk region, a district, a district, which, as it were, is located between mariupol, and uh, respectively, a board, but judging by what is happening in your background. you are together where uh the evacuated people, yes are distributed together during the stay. here here here is. uh, refugees, just from mariupol . yes, there are quite a large number of them here. you know, it all happened, as if suddenly we were in a hurry to the straight line, the inclusion drove up, our flyka. we drove up, we did not know that there were people here who had left mariupol. but these are the same refugees. and you know what's interesting, some. i saw the past, sunday. there now they are here, and ivan pavlovich a. how did you perceive the news about kramatorsk there on the spot. you are like a military expert and you are refugees from mariupol who came out. how do they interpret this incident and do they know how t

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where the main actions are now taking place in the donbass and where ivan pavlovich konovalov is workingre a permanent military expert. and now front-line military expert ivan pavlovich good evening. good evening , vyacheslavovich, i heard you were in maryinka today , where our troops are advancing on the surrounding grouping of the ukrainian ukrainian army, right? yes yes absolutely right. you know marinka is very important strategic point. although once it was, well, rather a suburban village, where people lived in their own houses, and there are almost no skyscrapers, but not a single one, but how would it be like this, a village where, but solid houses, which are just here , ukrainian apu and national battalions occupied. you even know interesting moments there. they dug underground passages between the houses under the streets, yes, that is, to change their position, that is, they seriously prepared there. why is the little one important, it is small from the side, that is, through the zaporizhzhya highway. this is the exit to kurakhovo and kurakhova, where they enter. uh, russian t

will be necessary to radically change the strategy that the nato command has chosen uh-huh, ivan pavlovich konovalovow ivan pavlovich tell me what's happening on the front lines. good afternoon. well, you know, i returned from mariupol yesterday. i would have stated such a moment that indeed mariupol has been liberated, as the minister of defense of the russian federation once said, and the azov-steel plant is unconditionally blocked from all sides. so i watched yesterday, uh, another round of our negotiations, and forces with those who sat down, uh, got up in azov, uh, they brought three buses with me, that is, they hoped that people would go out, but again nothing it turned out, and they claim that they are with civilians, but they do not show evidence of this, but, nevertheless, our command. eh, according to this in the sense that it is ready to accept peaceful people. and here is even an interesting moment when they were fought. that is, what tasks were set by the first task on our part? and at least release peaceful people, if you claim that you have them, the second task is already more global

of the city will be cooled, but the statement is very important with us on a direct line ivan pavlovich konovalovour permanent expert of the studio and today he is not in the studio. today he is in donetsk, ivan pavlovich hello, ours and you. here is the extreme inclusion, which was you told a sentimental story about how you were shelled in the truest sense of the word, glad to see you safe and sound, and i hope this does not happen again. although who knows what you saw where you were in mariupol well, just we returned from mariupol and in fact. we managed to get to the factory. azovstal where settled? eh, those same nazis, and literally 300 meters away, the battle is going on very hard, very strong, and we witnessed what was happening, that is, the quarter that we passed. he was, of course, badly hurt. there, uh, the fights are just going home. uh, they take house after house. in this case, armored vehicles are used. e armored vehicles, and the other side also uses them, you know, it 's like that. uh, an interesting sight when uh armored personnel carriers fight for the house, that is first som

now military commissar ivan pavlovich konovalov and he will receive.lo, you are in donetsk now we understand correctly. hello. yes, you are in donetsk, but uh, you were in the port of mariupol. of course, we are waiting for stories from you. what is the situation there? what is the situation, what did you see, with whom and what did you talk about, please. do you know, in fact , in the port of mariupol? well, where, in general, but it’s quite difficult to get after all that, uh, what kind of battles took place there, for at least one simple reason, almost everything is mined there to walk, yes, to move around. it's quite difficult there. and in the port of mariupol there are ships of many countries there are a lot of them there, but they are abandoned by the crews, but i was surprised by the fact that one means, and one uh, the princess’s ship is called there the bulgarian crew and there, well, it has a home port, and laletta, and there are five people, there is a captain and still there . uh, four people. they keep alive the provision of this ship. st

ivan pavlovich konovalov, our military expert from donetsk, is in touch with us now, who recently i was, ivan pavlovich e. good afternoon, what, uh today? uh, what news is coming from mariupol and from azov steel? good afternoon. the most important news is that just now, at 2:00 a.m., a silence regime was announced so that those ukrainian militants who they settled in azov, they got up, information began to come out, from their side it came that the main part wanted. well, not well, and there are those who, after all, are holding back, and they are trying to prevent this from happening yesterday, and civilians, just like that, were actually out of the zone, but they were caught. uh, there were about 140 people out there. it was indicative uh now uh. now our forces, i mean the army of the dpr and the armed forces of the russian federation, which act together, everyone is waiting for what will be the reaction? that is, they are given one last chance, come out, especially since they asked for it themselves. in general, so turning. uh, even to the pope in that they can't stand it anymore. t

nothing, it's stronger than us, even thank god ivan pavlovich konovalov has direct contact with us. and you, in my opinion, hear us. yes, i hear you, please. yes, good afternoon, ivan pavlovich glad to see and hear you tell us ah, and put about the call. in general, everything you know, and you know, you are sure a lot. well yesterday rode, we were all day just in mariupol i would say so, under the walls of the azovstalked, where is the last battle. uh, it should be noted that, of course, uh, the enemy will counterattack and uh. he wasn’t going to give up at all, that is, the battle was going on not in but within the industrial zone, but in the houses adjacent to the industrial zone and there , people’s militia fighters constantly come in, who interact with the uh units of the armed forces of the russian federation and . as if there is a sweep, but you are constantly trying to counterattack. you know. eh, here's the feeling, like a hunted rat, they understand what's left for them. well, quite a bit, but still trying to break out, although they have no chance, so the fight is on and

now we are contacting donetsk with us directly, the connection is coming out, uh, ivan pavlovich konovalov, our permanent expert military expert military commissar. now well, it’s not that now a military commander ivan pavlovich hello how is your mood? what is the atmosphere in the city like? yes , good afternoon. well, the mood is good , the weather here, in general, has improved, and yesterday i returned from the village of nikolsky, this front line, which stretches from marinka to kurakhovo, which props up the southern flank, of the donetsk grouping is the very largest, and now troops are being transferred there, like times and who were released after a mariupol a. in general, the situation there is, as it were, preparing for serious events, preparing for serious events. well, the fact is that we were in st. nicholas church, and it stands right on the front line. this, of course, is hard to imagine, but this is how shelling goes on all the time, that is, endlessly people. basically, as if kept either under the walls. and if it comes out in dashes and, in fact, this is the situation, of

taking place in mariupol, where a special military expert , he is also a war correspondent, e ivan pavlovich konovalovt him right away the report that he just broadcast from mariupol is now literally around the corner. not just a fight. this is not a gun fight. this is a battle of armored personnel carriers, russian transporters are moving forward, retreating, then ukrainian ones are moving forward and there is actually not a tank battle or a rifle battle, but a battle against transporters in urban areas. houses here were cleared just about an hour ago. what is their character? will there be more riflemen now, or are they still mortars? ah and heavy artillery, answer or already everything? well, artillery, they practically do not answer any more. basically. this is a rifle weapon. these are grenade launchers sometimes agsy. uh-huh and it prevails very strongly, there are snipers in almost every house, these are loopholes. these are sniper cells. and every house has to be taken with difficulty. uh, working out, as a rule, the upper floors. distributing it very carefully. xia with me eight twin house, t

thanks to ivan pavlovich konovalov from donetsk mariupol, this is really.ng in the gap steel, but sergey ivanovich look here. e. azov yes , these nazis, uh, they pledged themselves there or they swore an oath to their foreign, uh, patrons, they swore an oath to kiev that they would stand to the end, but stand to the end, but stand to the end, yes. and although you have the opportunity to go out, the corridors are still open. but they are hiding behind children, even if there are no children there now, all the same, the call that comes from there from the world community is for children to live here. how is it that at the same time the corridors are open, anyone can be released. if there is such a desire, but after all not released, it really is. well, uh, well , evidence, just not some kind of human hmm moral qualities or in the complete absence of only one side. yes, on the other hand, after all, for so many. no, that's all. time was spoken. it means the same thing now, uh, so, like the russians pinned us down, it doesn’t matter somewhere. but now they’ll

our permanent program expert time will tell ivan pavlovich pavlovich konovalov is now in the donetskblic and yesterday he visited small let's see. it's uh, it seems to be a simple thing at first glance, but in fact, uh , in order to uh take it. eh, you have to put in some serious effort. this is obviously a nato standard, a nato invention that the ukrainian forces have adopted called i mean, the felt covering is very thin. uh, the mesh is stuffed with various garbage, bricks, and so on, and then it’s very difficult even for a tank to get through it. and now the whole small all the small streets are strewn with similar ones. in general, what a schmuck, they are still tried to learn lunatics, now we are going along the road on its left side. if we hear the whistle of a bullet to our left, we lie down, or we look for shelter , the same gabions that do not stop along the road, the distance between each 2 m. and thanks to this, the ukrainian side, in principle, is still watching this road. therefore, being here, of course, was found unsafe on the column of the camera of the armored cap to

thank you very much, ivan pavlovich take care of yourself. it was ivan konovalov mariupol and donetsk. i would like to ask if you hear me about, uh, are grazhdansky removed from those neighborhoods that adjoin azov steel? you yes were, but i must, of course, compare. look at these quarters, in which this time we were there almost civilians no there for uh, two, quarters for two or three quarters. well, perhaps 200 people. there were such strong battles that, ah, they all actually came out of there, well, some people remain here for comparison. uh, other quarters, when we came from the other side of mariupol, i'm not there for the first time. and there it’s like people. yes, the house burned down, which means they came out of the basements. well, there are a lot of people, but here in these quarters, there are very few of them, but there are very few of them and everyone is talking about the same thing, when will it end? thank you thank you very much. e. well, of course, surrounded by azov, they were doomed. and it’s good for everyone, it’s clear, it’s clear this i

we just now have a direct connection with donetsk, you need to protect it and you pavlovich ivan konovalovconstantly in direct contact with us, a member of our program military expert i know that ivan pavlovich returned from mariupol yesterday, so let's start not from donetsk but from mariupol please what is the setting there? what's happening? hello friends, i'm glad to hear from you all, to be honest, of course, the battle is going on in full, about three districts, as it were, that are taken into the ring, uh, by our troops. uh it it means that the azov steel center has actually been cleaned up. in general, it was just yesterday that there were witnesses, uh, the center of the city, actually taken under control, uh, by our troops, but what remains is, uh, industrial zones, where fighting is still going on, you know. here is the feeling, of course, amazing from the fact that people who live literally where the battle is going on. here the battle is going on on the next street, and people, uh, are already leaving, and they feel themselves from the basements. do you understand? when i talk

it’s just that now the direct connection with donetsk needs to be protected and you pavlovich ivan konovalovct contact with us, a member of our program, a military expert . i know that ivan pavlovich returned from mariupol yesterday , so let’s start not from donetsk. is there a situation? what's going on? hello friends glad to hear from you all, to be honest, of course the fight is on the full program is about three regions, as it were, which are encircled by our troops. uh, this means azovstal in the center has actually been cleared. in general, it was just yesterday that there were witnesses, uh, the center of the city, actually taken under control, uh, by our troops, but what remains is, uh, industrial zones, where fighting is still going on, you know. here is the feeling, of course, amazing from the fact that people who live literally where the battle is going on. here the battle is going on on the next street, and people, uh, are already coming out, do you understand from the basements? when i they communicated this feeling, as if it were the air of freedom. here are many. we felt that

with us from donetsk, our e, a permanent military expert, a participant in our program ivan konovalov ivan pavlovichw you've just come from mariupol by the way, i'm looking in donetsk good weather is not what it means in moscow, i know you just got out of mariupol . uh, so to speak, to see one of the sbu prisons, if so, please tell us the details. you know, uh, in mariupol, we came close to that area of ​​the industrial zone where, a, the azov people are fighting and where, uh, the dpr fighters and russian forces are finishing them off. well, yes, indeed. you correctly mentioned that we were in a sbu place, of course, a symbolic place, because because of him. oh, such a fight. uh, seriously, there is actually everything destroyed and almost everything is mined , it is difficult to enter. this is not a prison. and this is, as it were, the main prison, and mariupol, because this is the main building of the sbu, the place, frankly, ominous. well, i think you will see everything in the plot. let's see. all the sick prisoners were brought here in special vehicles, as a rule, they were gazelles, you know,

i would say so, of course, ivan pavlovich thank you very much ivan konovalov was in direct contact withus from the center of the board. now let's ah. let's get back to what is happening in mariupol. and our maryana, four-time world champion in powerlifting, maryana naumova, is now in the donbass as part of the project of our program, we are vividly talking about those people who, uh, 8 years, have been waiting for peace. they still have them. let's see what mariana saw with her own eyes. see here there is such a local tradition before how to go to a dangerous place, but front-line areas, when we are taking there is such a tradition. we all need to eat a piece of bread for the whole team that is traveling so that we get there without incident, and everything is fine. we have already done this, the tradition is working, everything should be fine. we wanted to go along this road, but they told us that there was shelling there and they turned us around at the checkpoint, so we will now go to another road. i hope it's safer and finally, we'll get to where we're going. we arrived safely here

but rather such a military expert on the front of hostilities, ioann konovalov, who is in touch with us from donetsk ivan pavlovich the floor that you found the most important in donetsk and as far as i know, you were in mariupol hello. we returned to mariupol yesterday. yesterday we were there all day. uh you know uh mariupol, in principle, we witnessed that the center of the city was taken completely under the control of our troops, this is this and the dpr, this is chechen units and these are the armed forces of the russian federation, but two areas have remained so far. this is an industrial zone, this is a port. well, i will say that there were three, but the main zones of resistance. here is the center of everything, it is taken under control, in principle, city a is mainly under the control of russian forces. and you know what struck me then. people who are literally fighting across the road, and people live in these houses. they come out of there joyful and say, thank god you have come. don't leave, don't leave again. yes, that is, imagine under what they had to experience under this, uh, regiment. azov ov

ivan stick konovalov is our permanent expert in the studio. today he is not in the studio. today he is in donetsk van pavlovich hello hello our people here is the last inclusion, which was you were telling a sentimental story about how you were fired upon in the truest sense of the word, glad to see you safe and sound and i hope this does not happen again. although who knows? uh, what did you see where you were? were you in mariupol? well, we just returned from mariupol. and in fact. uh, we managed to approach the azovstal plant where they settled, and those very nazis, and literally 300 meters, the battle is very heavy, very strong. and we were witnesses of what is happening, that is, the quarter that we passed. he was, of course, badly hurt. there are, uh, fights going on. they just take house after house. in this case , armored vehicles are used. e armored personnel carriers, and the other side also use them, you know, it's like that. uh, an interesting sight, when armored personnel carriers fight for the house, that is, first some approach, then ours approach, and you saw it all with your own eyes. all thi

i just hate cinema alone with us uh, ivan pavlovich konovalov, our permanent expert, in general, the, as it were, is getting ready for serious ones. let's see, let's see. they live from arrival to arrival. here actually often the second often, but yesterday was not today. here, yes. well , unexpectedly very much when you do not expect already accustomed. do you understand what is the worst? well, something here will be a desert, something will not be. i say so, well, it just begs to be taken into account. and unfortunately there are dead, uh, from there. yes, they beat, basically they think so in a different way. not, carry out activities to preserve the memory of the dead, it was the common victory of the soviet union over nazi germany well, sort of. it would seem that this kind of video, this kind of photo , while they destroy monuments there. sorry. sorry, at least based on persian considerations. well , how can that be?