willow trees growing there, poplars are overgrown, but the hostilities are very close to the kakhovsky reservoir, the former reservoir continues, the border guards are also fighting there now and not only them, we will remind you of the zaporizhia as, which also complicates the situation, we will talk about this a little later on our airwaves, also today in ukraine... journalist's day, but for the past three years we have not actually celebrated this day, we rather remember now and honor those journalists, those of our colleagues, who died while performing their duties because of the russians, in fact 90 media workers were already killed by russia during these two plus years of full-scale invasion, we will also talk about this today on our air, and now we are going to sumyshchyna with us on natalia's telephone connection. kalinichenko, deputy of the bilopol city council. ms. natalie, welcome. good morning, i greet you, sumyshchyna. we understand what is being done by phone, it means that such power outages and the internet is stable, it's just a dream, right? well, with the internet, we really h

olga, we welcome you, good afternoon, we saw footage from the kakhovsky reservoir, how it grows, in factit becomes like such forests, last year, so last year, people planted potatoes there, now weavers are there, and experts tell us that in fact the roots are very good there, the trees, those that have grown taller, they are simply growing at a crazy pace, and this, of course, has its effect on the entire ecosystem, are we going to return to the process that took place before before the creation of a reservoir, that's what what is happening there now? from the point of view of ecology, first of all, this area is still very close to the conduct of combat zones, so such thorough scientific research is still a matter of the future, but a significant part, well, there is a certain part of scientists and public figures who really conduct there research, so, for example, according to the estimates of the ukrainian nature protection group, according to optimistic forecasts, this area of ​​young forest that you mentioned can be more than 890 km, now there are really willows and poplars growing t

large number of results, and it should be noted that the ecosystem of the drained bottom of the kakhovsky reservoir, it is really in a state of natural succession, yes restoration, explosion, now you can see... these thickets of verbolos, as well as poplar thickets, really visually the kakhovsky sea has turned into green sea. another issue is that the drop in the level of reservoirs, respectively, led to other complex processes that are already taking place in the ecosystem, this is soil erosion, you could see it now in the picture, and this is also drying. restoration of rivers, secondary pollution and others. of the main results that we were able to confirm, it is first of all that the ecosystem is indeed in the process of self-recovery, which is wonderful. on the other hand, the desalination of residual waters in the floodplains of the kushugum river and the konga konka river, and in there is very, very little water left in the floodplains of the reservoir itself. the water level is not... high, this water is already fully heated and there are risks of fish fatigue. on the other hand , it is pos

this spring , water began to arrive on the smooth territory of the former kakhovsky reservoir, and byhe middle of may, a large part of the previously drained area was covered with water, and even before that , white willows had sprouted on it. almost a year after the russians blew up the kakhovskaya hydroelectric power plant on 150,000 hectares. the artificially created reservoir is now a dense forest. ema stadnyk, espresso tv channel. about the lawsuit to of course, there is not much that can be compensated for russia in terms of compensation for specified damages, but it is already being prepared. oleksandr morshivka will tell more about this. i will only say that the press service of the office of the prosecutor general of ukraine informs that the russian colonel-general, ex-commander of the russian group dnipro. suspicion was reported as part of the destruction investigation. the gs is talking about oleg makarevich, he was informed of suspicion under the second part of article 28, part 138 of the criminal code of ukraine. well, we hope that this aleg makarevych will sit on the doc

as a place where people should live, where people should live comfortably, together with the kakhovsky reservoir they devastated the channel itself in the northern crimea, which eventually provided water for many decades. for crimea, made it a fertile land, and as with the return of crimea to ukraine, he would continue his work, so what the enemies wanted, well, actually, they do not need us, nor our people, and even i am not sure that they are not needed they need land, but they need such a martian landscape, on which they would... sit like a dog on seeds, but in fact they only need military units there in the crimea, everything else for them is decorations and hostages, we remember how in 14 in the year when the invasion of crimea was developing, they in fact, they used the civilian population as hostages, exposed them to their armed men, when they captured and stormed ukrainian military units, the same way now, isn't there a risk that, okay, we... will still be able to surround crimea, deprive it of connection with russia, and there will remain many armed russians and, at the same time, many

. live, where they should live comfortably, people are not needed at all, together with the kakhovsky reservoiract, the channel to the northern crimea, which in the end provided water for crimea for many decades, made it fertile land, and as with the return of crimea to ukraine, he would continue his work, so... what were the enemies trying to do, well, actually they don't need us or our people, and even i 'm not sure that they don't need the land, they need such a martian landscape, uh, on which they would sit like a dog on a seed, and in fact they only need military units there in...

live, where people should live comfortably, people are not needed at all, together with the kakhovsky reservoirevastated in fact, the canal in the northern crimea, which eventually provided water for crimea for many decades, made it a fertile land, and just like when returning. crimea to ukraine, he would continue his work, so what were the enemies trying to achieve, well, actually they don't need us or our people, and even i'm not sure that they don't need land, but they need such a martian landscape, which would they would sit like a dog on seeds, but in fact they only need military units there in the crimea. everything else is scenery and hostages for them, we remember how in the 14th year, when the invasion of crimea developed, they actually used the civilian population as hostages and put them in front of their armed men, when they captured and stormed ukrainian military units, the same is true now, is there not a risk that, okay, we will still be able to surround crimea, deprive of his connection with... russia, and there will remain many armed russians and at the same time many ukrainian

live, where they should live comfortably, they do not need people at all, together with the kakhovsky reservoircanal itself into the northern crimea, which in the end provided many decades water for the crimea, made it fertile land and how he would continue with the return of crimea to ukraine. to their work, so what the enemies wanted, well, actually they don't need us or our people, and even i'm not sure that they don't. they need land, but they need such a martian landscape, on which they would sit like a seed dog, and in fact they only need military units there in the crimea, everything else for them is scenery and hostages, we remember how in the 14th year, when the invasion of crimea developed, they actually used the civilian population, as hostages and put them in front of their armed men, when they stormed the ukrainian military units, the same way now, isn't there a risk that, okay, we, crimea , will still be able to surround, deprive it of its connection with russia, and there will remain many armed russians and at the same time many ukrainian citizens who will be hostages in such a s

should live, where they should live comfortably, people are not needed at all, together with the kakhovsky reservoir, they emptied the canal itself into the northern crimea, which in the end provided water for crimea for many decades, made it a fertile land, and as with the return of crimea to he would continue ukraine in his... work, so what were the enemies trying to achieve, well, actually, they don't need us or our people, and even i'm not sure that they don't need land, but they need such a martian landscape, eh -e, on which they would sit like a dog in the hay, and in fact military they only need parts there in crimea, everything else is scenery and hostages for them, we remember how in the 14th year... when the invasion of crimea developed, they actually used the civilian population as hostages, exposed them to their armed men , when ukrainian military units were captured and stormed, the same is true now, is there not a risk that, okay, we will still be able to surround crimea, deprive it of its connection with russia, and many armed russians will remain there. and at the same time many ukra

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should live, where they should live comfortably, people at all was not needed, together with the kakhovsky reservoir canal itself into the northern crimean one, which eventually provided water for the crimea for many decades, made it its fruit. his native land and how he would continue his work upon the return of crimea to ukraine, so what the enemies were trying to achieve, well, actually they don't need ours or our people, and even i am not sure that they do not need land, but they need such a martian landscape, on which they would sit like a seed dog, and in fact an army. they only need parts there in crimea, everything else is scenery and hostages for them, we remember how in the 14th year, when the invasion of crimea was developing, they actually used the civilian population as hostages and put them in front of their armed men, when captured and stormed ukrainian military units, the same is true now, is there no risk, that's okay, we will we still be able to surround crimea? deprive him of his connection with russia, and there will remain many armed russians and at the same time many ukrainian

this spring , water began to flow to the smooth territory of the former kakhovsky reservoir.the middle of may, a significant part of the previously drained area was covered with water, and even before that, white willows had sprouted on it. almost a year after the russians blew up the kakhovskaya hydroelectric dam , 150,000 hectares of the artificially created reservoir is now a dense forest. ema stadnyk, espresso tv channel. well, thank you for this touching one plot, well, the russians committed not only this crime. oleksiy orgel is in touch with us. so, mr. oleksiy, we understand how difficult the situation is in our energy sector, but it is so in general, we would like to ask you to clarify where our most problematic situation is and what we need in order to, well, i don't know, equalize it, so in principle, it has been more than one year and we have heard about quite a few successful implementations. certain projects related to restoration, replacement of transformers and so on, but to check this, well, unfortunately, marta and i the oil mill could not, i promise you. we

power plant was in danger, because its cooling system was synchronized with the waters of the kakhovsky reservoirproximately 7 a.m., the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, convened an emergency meeting of the national security council in view of the terrorist attack on kakhovsk. hess he reminded international partners that he had warned about russians mining the dam almost a year before its detonation. the same day at the ministry of internal affairs of ukraine declared an emergency evacuation from the settlements: mykolaivka, olhivka, lviv, tyaginky, ivanivka, tokarivka, ponyativka, prydniprovske, sadov and the kherson microdistrict, which the locals call ostriv. ukrzaliznytsia has scheduled additional trains. to evacuate residents of areas that could be flooded, the first train left kherson at 12:00. as of june 7, 2023 , 1,700 people were evacuated from 29 flooded settlements, 12 of them in the territory not controlled by ukraine. on june 8 , during the evacuation of people and animals in kherson the russian military opened fire on them from hail, despite the shelling. as of june 11 , r

tomorrow it won’t happen god, the epidemic will be next, it’s because of the lack of the kakhovsky sea, well, reservoirsause of the lack of fresh water reservoirs around in general, i’m not talking about all the other infrastructure that the occupiers didn’t repair, didn’t research something with it, and it’s just what they inherited from the ukrainian authorities, according to the ukrainian authorities, lives on, i.e. today, they have actually not repaired anything, everything just breaks, breaks and goes further, further into decline. as of yesterday, we actually received confirmation of an absolutely idiotic story about how from the resort town of berdyansk, where a sea of ​​children are sent to famous health resorts in chuvash, well, to a well-known world resort, of course, children are sent voluntarily or voluntarily by force, and this it is done in such an order that it will be only for the content, for the picture, no one is worried about the actual willing or unwilling ones, it seems last year... they took 300 children to the chuvashia, without reaching the number of willing ones, they were forc

reservoir. this is the floodplain part of khortytsia island. during the existence of the kokhov watershed, there was a network of lakes and canals here. when the kakhovskydam was blown up, all the water through these points of connection with the dnieper, it simply came out, formed. huge areas of wet bare bottom, and of course it did not add optimism, this is a very big ecological disaster that could be compared to the chernobyl accident, but nature ordered otherwise, absolutely, what no one could have expected at all is the willow fluff, which recently from fruit bearing, we can see in this fluff fluff a small grain, these grains, they fluff remained on the surface of the water, and the grain... sank under the water and sank into the mud, this is a huge coincidence circumstances, that is, that the russians blew up the kakhovskaya hess precisely at the beginning of june, not in august, not in... march, but precisely in the month of june, when this seed had already sunk into the mud, but had not yet had time to rot, and it began to germinate immediately, this coincidence gave us the opportunity to see these utvos now, the newly formed forests can already