in kharkiv , more than 500 toponyms can be renamed.the names of districts, streets, avenues of several metro stations , which are somehow connected in one way or another. with russian or belarusian culture or have any connections with the soviet period and now they should disappear from the map of kharkiv how do you personally look at this process, how important is it for the kharkiv region and what will be the effect on your opinion and by the way, how do people perceive these initiatives, well, it is difficult to talk about people. it is necessary to have the results of the survey. you understand that currently no one is conducting a survey of the people who surround me. well, i will tell you first. this is the position of the mayor of ihor a few days ago terekhov spoke out about the closed-tugoric renaming, well, you know such iconic ones, in particular, church streets, this is moskovskiy prospekt, moskovskiy district, this is the same saltivka, which is a continuous shelling, the belgorod highway, which leads directly to belgorod,

is a russian city well, in fact, we the people are ready to defend and kharkiv will never be is kharkiv city and will never be a russian city, this is ukraine and this is a ukrainian place, and it has always been and always will be, this is ukraine. yurko, i am very proud of you . say hello to everyone around you, you are a real kharkiv and everyone around you is the same people you know or don't know thank you very well columnist of the rtr tv channel and tv and radio journalist yuriy matsevskii god was here from kharkiv just online from the beat they could be heard even a little bit like this report we received from kharkiv from yurk we thank him very much and uh, again, our colleague, journalist, pr specialist yuliya yanchar joins in. she is currently in great britain, we understand yulia. we congratulate you. good day. it 's a baby, yulia. hello, christ is risen. listen, i, uh, i'm sure. you know what i'd like to uh, start dispersal in different countries got to our families our relatives er our er women children who are in poland mostly most of her there sweden i don't know there l

yuliya is getting back in touch with us, let's continue we continue the conversation about kharkiv kharkiv in the first days of the war uh yulia, so we stopped at this shelling of the building of the regional council, how did it change your feeling about this war and the fact that you personally are in mortal danger, i realized that i should probably leave kharkiv we discussed this for a long time the issue with my husband is, you know, because he was against it and now he has stayed in kharkiv, eh. well, you know. everyone has their own psychological reaction. i have it. run to him . but he was like that better and he said that the walls would help him and he stayed in kharkiv, but then i already had the thought for the first time that i would definitely leave , leave in my native place, have to leave, uh, well, somehow i have a lot of people there, i don't know if i had i still have the guilt of what i embroidered, i ca n't say that i directly made this decision, but then after that, after that day, after the first one, we have and now probably more than 50 art shelling and rocket shelli

he is coming to kharkiv region.e raisin area well, this is a key population center for enemy aggression, we hope that of course gerasimov, like many other generals, will remain here in ukraine or he will be taken out, but only by cargo 200 petrova obukhov , a deputy of the odesa city council, mr. petro. greetings . good evening. good evening. well, the situation in odesa region since yesterday is if it is actualized and of course hmm the degree is increasing uh, it is connected with this situation that has developed in transnistria, odesa, the threat of a landing, the threat of an attack on odesa from other countries, well, from different directions, what are they today and what is the city's own life, please? well, you know, if you analyze it rationally, well, i don't see the point of making any attacks because there is a small contingent in transnistria, and if they are close to odessa , they will all be destroyed, and transnistria will no longer be protected by the russians. military and they will not be able to

yuri stayed on in kharkiv to help.0 kilometers farther south, in kherson, kateryna is also taking shelter. kateryna: maybe today it's my last interview, my last talk. and i all the time write to my boyfriend that i love him, because i didn't know which message -- which message can be my last. reporter: kateryna's boyfriend anders is from denmark. they have been in a long-distance relationship for two years. now, she is in a war zone, and he's over 2000 kilometers away. anders: it's really -- it's still hell. you also cannot stop thinking about what is going on in ukraine, what is going on with my girlfriend. reporter: just a few months ago, they celebrated christmas together. they began the new year with mutual plans. kateryna: in march, we planned to move in together, but, not a good time, not the right timing. reporter: the last time they saw each other was in late january. when they said goodbye, anders had had a bad feeling, as if he'd sensed hard times lay ahead. anders: i remember this conflict being more and mor

yuri stayed on in kharkiv to help.farther south, in kherson, kateryna is also taking shelter. kateryna: maybe today it's my last interview, my last talk. and i all the time write to my boyfriend that i love him, because i didn't know which message -- which message can be my last. reporter: kateryna's boyfriend anders is from denmark. they have been in a long-distance relationship for two years. now, she is in a war zone, and he's over 2000 kilometers away. anders: it's really -- it's still hell. you also cannot stop thinking about what is going on in ukraine, what is going on with my girlfriend. reporter: just a few months ago, they celebrated christmas together. they began the new year with mutual plans. kateryna: in march, we planned to move in together, but, not a good time, not the right timing. reporter: the last time they saw each other was in late january. when they said goodbye, anders had had a bad feeling, as if he'd sensed hard times lay ahead. anders: i remember this conflict being more and more present in

kharkiv is very magical. -e magical things.he atmosphere is very cool there, it is not unreal , they are all friendly, everyone is one, one and the same, everyone works around the city, runs very fast, fast, eh, because it shoots constantly, makes noise, thunders , flies somewhere, that's why everyone moves very quickly, but the atmosphere is very friendly and magical everything is cleaned washes something is being repaired people where people help drive cars run a very cool atmosphere in kharkiv i want to go there again and this is what you do besides dancing and with children as a volunteer well, what are the main tasks before you? well , before and now, how has your personal life changed two months of the war is no longer a necessary thing. although i was engaged in it for 23 years, and yes. we were engaged in ecology . we had a lot of interesting topics . we collected funds for a modern sports outfield and we collected it, it becomes vovchanskogo, we set up a cool cool workout ground uh from the funds uh from the sale of tr

yuri stayed on in kharkiv to help.farther south, in kherson, kateryna is also taking shelter. kateryna: maybe today it's my last interview, my last talk. and i all the time write to my boyfriend that i love him, because i didn't know which message -- which message can be my last. reporter: kateryna's boyfriend anders is from denmark. they have been in a long-distance relationship for two years. now, she is in a war zone, and he's over 2000 kilometers away. anders: it's really -- it's still hell. you also cannot stop thinking about what is going on in ukraine, what is going on with my girlfriend. reporter: just a few months ago, they celebrated christmas together. they began the new year with mutual plans. kateryna: in march, we planned to move in together, but, not a good time, not the right timing. reporter: the last time they saw each other was in late january. when they said goodbye, anders had had a bad feeling, as if he'd sensed hard times lay ahead. anders: i remember this conflict being more and more present in

yes, how intense have they increased, decreased, what is happening in kharkiv now?e is no region, but the intensity was at night, and last night was during the day, also regarding the fact that you said that they are really installing all their own means of communication, they are shutting down the internet there was no information from the people about what is happening, they say that the armed forces have already been defeated , there are only a few groups of volunteers left, but they will also deal with them, they will go to kharkiv. people are being confused, people are listening to all this with fear and, well, they are not doing anything. in opposition to the address . and well, it is also reported that they are trying to introduce a ruble zone, so rubles are agitating to go to the russian federation to buy some products or things there purchase this is reported by the main directorate of ukrainian intelligence , is it true, how do the people of kharkiv react? well, in kharkiv, we are implementing it because we control the city, er, but in those cities where t

i have been here for— time in kharkiv. i have been here for two _ time in kharkiv. i have been here for two weeks but - time in kharkiv. i have been here for two weeks but i - time in kharkiv. i have been i here for two weeks but i need to say i see more cars right now in relation to my previous experience when i arrived and i was terrified of the sound of shelling because i was afraid to sleep on the first floor where i am currently right now. i was sleeping in the basement because i am scared but now i see more people come up more cars on the streets and you can actually get supplies, you can buy food in the supermarket because the city has not been affected by the access of supplies. however, as i say, about cities that need and lead to donbas, these are crucial points for the russian army because it can encircle towns and so the situation there, i was reading yesterday, it is not as different as mariupol because people live there without gas and electricity so in a very difficult situation. really to be aware of all the battles taking place. thank you so much fo

oleksandr oleksandr skoryk, deputy of the kharkiv regional council about the situation in kharkiv oblastregion, it is the hottest in the raisin direction and in the villages of kharkiv oblast as well. such ants do not lose their strength and hope to take this direction is strategically important for them, but kharkiv oblast is resisting heroically and very strongly. thank you to all absolutely services and armed the forces of ukraine are also further from sumyshchyna on the link, andriy brynchak is with us , a military chaplain against the ire of the okhtyr orthodox church in okhtyrka, and the ukrainian orthodox church, this is important. i congratulate you, mr. andriy, so 3 ukraine!" what should i watch now? thank you for your support, so i wanted to talk to you, we wanted to talk. well, first of all, i hear that from my compatriots, because i am from sumy oblast, that people gather at cemeteries, we understand that there is a ban because sumy oblast was partially under occupation in okhtyrka there it was the first uh there and the vacuum bombs were falling like that and there was a lot

to deliver food vitally necessary things for the city of kharkiv - this is very expensive and a bigou to those for their exploits thank you, mr. igor, for taking the time to join us igor terekhov mayor of kharkiv promptly about the situation in this city our olga butko with a new updated news release for this hour and vadym and i will be back soon don't switch, stay with us we thank you for your attention ukrainian superheroes became legends today meet the flag guards inspire on the achievement of pyateronov of moscow teenagers, courage does not have human strength and a human heart of the cities and towns of sumyshchyna, these fierce days we should never forget, they took him not a bottle of oil and flour and gave me a blanket, because i didn't have any blankets at all, not even a swimming trunks panties, there is nothing left on the fifth floor, but the ukrainian free spirit, the fire only tempers, cleans, eats, bridges, takes away people's mood, we will live, there will be ukraine, we defend our freedom, we defend our cities, love for ukraine unites, helps everything мира открыт

it is located on the kharkiv-belhorod highway.first days, and it was from there that the occupiers fired at the residential areas of kharkiv, from where they fired on oleksiivka at five houses in the village of zhukovsky and yesterday the ukrainian army already has complete control over this settlement, the ukrainian flag is flying there, all these two months of occupation, uh, people suffered a lot there, they were not let out of this settlement, the occupiers stormed the buildings people drove people to the basements. people spent almost all of this time there, the occupiers looted and took everything out of the houses. yesterday, after the liberation, people were able to leave russian lozova and evacuate to safer places. studio thank you, svitlana. be sure to take care of yourself. keep us informed of all events. this was svitlana . shekera, our correspondent from kharkiv , mariupol is undoubtedly the most painful point in all of ukraine, and the whole world is focused on it, because despite all the persuasions, russia continue

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other city centers kharkiv have been turned -- other cities such as kharkiv kharkiv have been turned to ruins. russia is blocking our seaports. if our seaports they blocked, we cannot export agricultural products will if we cannot export agricultural products, there will be a food crisis and large-scale political the civilization in dozens of countries in north africa-- destabilization in dozens of countries in north africa, asia. one of the consequences of russia's aggression today? one of the key regions in europe is destroyed by russia. black sea is blocked. thousands of ukrainians-- hundreds of thousands of ukrainians are dead. almost 12 million ukrainians forced to leave their homes. about 50 million of them -- about 5 million of them left ukraine. for now, 220,000 people lost their homes, because 7000, as president zelenskyy mentioned, residential buildings were damaged or destroyed completely. hostilities, bombing of cities by russian military forces, will continue. so the list of damages and destroyed property will only be increasing day by day. over 120,000 square miles of u

for the people of kharkiv.r. for nearly nine weeks, ukraine's second-largest city has been shelled relentlessly. only by day do you see the full scale of the destruction. this neighborhood was hit repeatedly last month, as russian forces s tried to push into the city. no site was spared. not even the local nursery school. so it looks like this was some kind of a dormitory. you can see childrens' beds here all around and then in the next door room over there was their classroom. their shoes still litter the locker room. mercifully, the school had been evacuated, so no children were killed in the strikes. the mayor of kharkiv says 67 schools and 54 kindergartens have been hit here since the war began and what's so striking when you look around is that it's so clearly not a military target. this is a residential neighborhood. just a few blocks away, the bare skeleton of an apartment building. authorities say more than 2,000 houses have been hit here. sounds of war are never far away. so you can see this is what's

but there's a lot of damage in kharkiv. and it is one of those areas where there is going to be a lot of continued fighting. and again, that area's also subject to artillery fire and to airstrikes as well. >> colonel, you know, you and i talked a loot t about that 40-m convoy headed to kyiv. it was fearsome. they were going to resupply troops, help to take kyiv before they were stalled out. that was in the early days of this war. now the pentagon is saying they never accomplished their mission. so what happened? >> well, that is going to be i think one of the greatest mysteries of this war, at least of this initial phase of this war, because this convoy was quite -- you know, quite impressive in terms of volume and it was something that we all paid attention to. but i almost wonder if it was a feint, if it was designed to draw attention away from a russian move to the northeast. if you you remember when you go back to the look on the major maps here, this part right here was quite close to kyiv as well. so you do wonder if

this was reported by the head of the kharkiv regional military administration, oleg synogubov. the city authorities once again call on people not to neglect with alarm signals, shelling, artillery and mortar attacks do not stop, so kharkiv residents are asked not to leave their shelters unnecessarily , shelling does not stop in mykolaiv, the occupiers are searching the city for information about the victims and the destruction of infrastructure, so far there is no information about this, the police of mykolaiv region reported, law enforcement officers are recording all the consequences of the attacks only for yesterday hotline 102 received almost half a thousand calls at the scene of the incident , explosives technicians and experts are documenting the damage with consent, they are starting an investigation, just in case russia answered for every war crime committed. at night, the russians directed a colossal number of airstrikes, phosphorus bombs, artillery rockets, and all possible weapons at mariupol. this was reported by the deputy commander of the azov regiment, captain sv

well, they were accepted from the kharkiv region.ay, this shelling and what the enemies are doing to occupied territories, but it's nice that the general staff reports on four settlements of the liberated in kharkiv region, let's start with a possible military situation on those fronts that are currently unfolding in kharkiv region, what can we say, please, well, in principle, as i said last time that when it gets warmer, there will be a lot of surprises for the russian military. here they have started . that is, we have started now, the armed forces of ukraine have begun to liberate the occupied territories. well, when we are there. they throw down their weapons and run away wherever their eyes see them, that's why they are not motivated fighters who came here to fight, but we are motivated, we understand what we are fighting for and we will defend our land, and that's how it is in principle today for today er, er, a joke and the russian lozova is freed - this is the territory of ukraine, and of course when they run, they then start

well, if you took all the swimmers with you, the center says they will stay with a friend in kharkiv for the time being, as a letter they will dangerously return to oleksandr . m113 armored personnel carriers are being prepared for shipment to ukraine, a video of vehicles being loaded onto trailers was published by pantagon on twitter . apcs will be transported from the us base in the state of george. used during the war in vietnam and cancer and afghanistan armed with a 12:7 caliber machine gun the crew consists of two people can transport 11 paratroopers estonia is sending five demining specialists to ukraine this was announced by the minister of internal affairs of the country kristian jani writes the estonian publication p - before they will help their ukrainian colleagues, they will work in the territories that have already been liberated from the russian occupiers, and not in the war zones, increased support for weapons and a contribution to the agreement on security guarantees for ukraine, emanuel macron promised the president of france spoke on the phone with volodymyr zelens

city of izum to the southeast of kharkiv.at some moment try to get control over the city. they didn't succeed in that before, during the previous 45 days. but that means that right now, when they might withdraw troops from the north of ukraine, they will try to push harder and to make an attack here on the east. >> these strikes on civilians, you said you were witnessing them, and we're seeing the atrocities involving civilians all over the country which is why you're seeing some stepped-up diplomacy coming from other places in europe. we saw boris johnson here today. we also saw the president of the european commission coming yesterday and giving paperwork to apply to the eu for president zelenskyy. how significant -- are these just symbolic, or does this actually do something, having these visits? >> all these steps are very important, and the support of britain, which was supporting ukraine long before the war started, and also the united states, canada, all countries of europe, almost all countries of europe. but what ukr

the russian military marched around kharkiv region directly there, i will remind you from the past, it was very hot and there were victims, details in just a moment, 65 days of the russian-ukrainian war, to your attention, they are not stressed, anzhelika sezonenko works in the studio, the ukrainian military in kharkiv region was freed from the occupiers in the village of ruska lozova is currently under the control of the armed forces of ukraine. this is reported by the main directorate of intelligence. they note that this strategically important settlement is located on the kharkiv highway belhorod, it was from this suburb during the occupation that the enemy fired aimed fire at the civilian infrastructure and residential areas of kharkiv. as a reminder , the day before, our armed forces in the kharkiv region also regained control over the village of kutuzivka, the evacuation from the russian lozova and the forest in kharkiv region is currently not being carried out, the official statement of the kharkiv regional military administration earlier, local telegram channels wrote about

we stayed for a month, and i kept looking for a way to get to kharkiv.sband lived almost without electricity and communication. the occupiers did not let people out of the territory controlled by ukraine, so we left through russia. we managed to go through the vovchansk through the shibekino checkpoint , and there the territory is completely occupied, and there were a lot of posts, somewhere around 10, we drove almost all of these 70 km, we only got there at night crossed the border, the border itself, in principle, the procedure is normal, only an interrogation by the fsb, er, from my house where i lived until now. where is my wife, 10 km. and i had to drive 3700 and the whole way took me two weeks, but latvia, lithuania and poland are three countries plus a neighbor in the north what is my wife here? because my family is here and well, if something happened to them, i can't imagine how i would live on. now my husband says that when he returns to his family, they plan to leave kharkiv to a safer place. the war caught the judo team in spain, there, as if

of course, in kharkiv, it's more dangerous because it's under intensive shelling almost every day. i got used to it and i take this risk and i understand that it's very important to stay here and document what is happening because some day, russian generals and putin will say in the court and will be held responsible for the war crimes they have committed here. >> no question. let's hope that day comes, but i want to ask you about documenting this moment. it's a wedding in the middle of a war zone. there's a video right there. the groom holding the bride in his arms amid all of this devastation. can you describe what you saw? >> that was a great moment here in the midst of the war because this couple, actually, they both volunteered at the humanitarian aid center. so they will collect requests from the people who are staying here in kharkiv, civilians, and usually these people will be in the areas very heavily shelled by russian troops. it's why they cannot get out to get some food or medicines. so this volunteer center, it will collect requests from these people then get humanitar

in and around kharkiv like this, or the other thing they could do is bypass kharkiv and head down either this way to dnipro or through izium and slovansk. those are areas in which each of these forces could divide or have an onslaught concentrated in that particular area. so as you look at this, you can see the outlines of a battle beginning. but we're not sure which way the russians going to go. >> let me just put up the picture so people can see it from my end. how can ukraine strike this and would they want to right now? >> they could strike this. but they want to make sure this convoy is concentrated. see how the trucks, for the most part, are spacing themselves out across a fair amount of territory here. they have maybe 50 feet or so between them in some areas. what they are trying to do is disburse themselves for force protection. if they concentrate somewhere or reach a road junction or something like that, the ukrainians have an opportunity to take them out. >> as we look at donbas, this battle has begun. what do you think this will look like there? >> john, i would say the fight

oblast, well, in kharkiv oblast , actually...is one of the hottest spots on the eastern front. it is here that our volunteer battalion carpathian sich is holding its position. the enemies are constantly advancing. they are trying to break through. in the encirclement they use absolutely all types of weapons and from time to time they still try to break through and capture one of the settlements, although it is successful. practically the entire theater of hostilities in the mountains uses not only all types of artillery, but also aviation against us, however , it is possible to win back some of our gifts. information, is this village really now under the control of the occupiers? if so, what is its strategic importance, apart from the fact that our people are there, it is our land. territory, and in particular also the village of zavodya, the spokesman of the armed forces of ukraine has the right to voice and comment on this situation, but i can say unequivocally that in those positions held by our battalion karpatska sich, we no

is doing — military medicine in kharkiv is doing very— military medicine in kharkiv is doing very well going to help military and civilian wounded pe0pie~ _ military and civilian wounded people. unfortunately, there are a lot of— people. unfortunately, there are a lot of wounded, wounded and deaths civilians _ lot of wounded, wounded and deaths civilians because russian artillery, russian _ civilians because russian artillery, russian missiles, they shoot into resideniiai— russian missiles, they shoot into residential areas in kharkiv and civilians. — residential areas in kharkiv and civilians, despite sirens, despite every— civilians, despite sirens, despite every precaution, civilians suffer, they suffer — every precaution, civilians suffer, they suffer a lot. there are a lot of casualties among civilians. do ou of casualties among civilians. you think of casualties among civilians. drr you think ukrainian troops can hold back the russian advance in the east? and what more do you need in terms of weapons from the west to help you? terms of weapons from the west to hel ou? ., ~ ., .,

now this city in the kharkiv region lies in ruins by the locals. and this, basically, there are families with children and the elderly are hiding in basements and makeshift shelters, those who want to leave the city were evacuated by to the humanitarian corridor from the scene-reporting by mikhail fedotovana. we are starting to move towards one of the largest settlements, the kharkiv region, the city of izyum, which is on the verge of a humanitarian catastrophe. that is why the russian military is being taken there. all the most necessary products, water, medicines are also included in the convoy and buses, which are designed to evacuate the civilian population of this city from the russian border to raisins, about 150 km, but the journey takes 9 hours, whom it goes by asking roads, so as not to collide with sabotage groups of nationalists, security is provided by military police fighters on each armored car. roughly speaking, the mint calculation depends on me, well, the safety of the entire column, therefore, yes, you need to be careful to contro

kharkiv has been the _ time. that is normally the time. kharkiv has been the scene - time.mally the time. kharkiv has been the scene of. time. that is normally the time. - kharkiv has been the scene of fierce fighting for weeks. i have spoken to families who have managed to flee and describe spending weeks underground, hiding in basement. there was one family where the mother said they had spent five weeks in the basement of a school which was being shelled by russian forces. kharkiv is again strategically important, it is in the northeast of ukraine and it is in that band which russia really are focusing on, really pummeling to try and take that area as they have moved away from places like heave. of course after the sinking of the russian flagship, there is a feeling that russia might be deciding what their next steps will be, how they will respond to the symbolic below that ukraine has struck. the city of mariupol is important today. there were suggestions that russia would let ukrainian forces surrender, perhaps. that was due to happen this morning. let's get the latest

maybe in kharkiv.nk you for your attention, and glory to ukraine. >> appreciate your participation in today's meeting. next, i would like to welcome his excellency denys shmyhal, prime minister of ukraine. prime minister, the floor is yours. pm shmyhal: thank you very much. director malpass, your excellency, your colleagues, i'm sure you understand the current situation in europe and what exactly russia is doing here in ukraine. firstly, they destroyed ukraine's economic potential. president zelenskyy has told of all kinds of infrastructure and enterprises subjected to massive attacks, airstrikes, air fire, not only the military, but everything, from bakeries to food warehouses, to machine building enterprises, petroleum storages, everything. bombing is under russian's -- under rocket. -- rocket strikes. second, the russian military tactic is aimed at creating an immigration crisis in europe. russian troops are destroying people's homes. there are dozens of ukrainian citizens -- communities that have b

forces for new of attacks against our military in the east, the states have sent reinforcements to kharkiv region, they are trying to increase the pressure on donbas, they have already lost more than 23,000 soldiers in the battles of this senseless war for russia, but not while stopping, the ukrainian military over the past day regained control over four settlements in the kharkiv region, according to the evening summary of the general staff , as a result of the enemy's offensive, they knocked out the villages of the upper roganka, ruska lozova prilesne and the village of slobidske. it is also reported that the russian military continues to forcibly deport ukrainians to the territory of the federation. captives, ukraine returned 14 people, including seven military personnel, including a pregnant woman and the same number of civilians, to its telegram channel deputy prime minister iryna vershchuk reported that the united states is preparing to send an armored personnel carrier 113 to ukraine, video download, machine trailers, the pentagon published on twitter that the armored personnel carr

, but i think that he is definitely not in kharkiv now, and even i suspect that in lviv, mr.sandr of kyiv, and from kyiv, yes, good day, good health, mr. oleksandr well, look then, there are many, many different issues and these issues have been accumulating since the 90s and have been discussed a lot, and all the publishers have been complaining since the 90s. and now a new question arises , is there no need to convince anyone that something needs to be done about russian influence on the one hand, on the other hand, in your opinion, it should be stopped altogether, that is, so that no books enter ukraine and then the ukrainian book industry will be able to completely replace it translators translate you print we buy shops sell and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and what kind of small stream is

what needs to be done, i’m not talking about kharkiv and mariupol, and so on. that’s me.anization - defense? украинское well, it seems, well, don't you feel the exhaustion of people, and in the fact that two months of constant volunteering well, they give themselves as a sign, why do that, uh, soldiers fight for two months, and the whole country is located well, i think that everyone said so, i talk to many i said yesterday, well , let's go to kiev, there in the restaurants, people just sit, drink coffee, eat calmly, they smile . novostochennye na yuzhnyy there is a danger for people today, it is necessary, it is necessary, it is necessary to count on it for a long time. i take support from the operators i take the story to our almighty so to say nas obezaltovskoy i pray every day i uh first of all i try every day to appeal to people be optimistic be happy it is happening, that is, everything came out, created us, placed this world, and it means that it has an agency with some kind of its own plan, that we have the freedom to choose and we are the freedom to choose for th

what do you make of cluster bombs and kharkiv? >> reporter: that video that you were rolling there seems to strongly indicate those were cluster munitions that were used there just from the way the impacts were going, the smaller explosions that were happening. the ukrainians say a lot of time the cluster bombs are dropped from planes or shot by artillery. and this one rocket system used for that, and in the early stages of this war, i was on the russian side in the city right across from kharkiv. and the main artillery rocket system the russians were using was the rocket launching system. the ukrainians are saying that's one of the ways they are being delivered. the outskirts of the city, civilian areas are being shelled. we've also been on the ground here around the kyiv area. we spoke to some explosive ordnance experts and they say they are finding a lot of cluster sub munitions, as they're called, which haven't exploded yet. and the ukrainians saying, in some of the cases, they were air dropped. in some cases, they were shot b

at least here in the kharkiv region.uccessful actions, and russian fighters against air defense with the help of man-portable anti-aircraft missile systems, the so-called ukrainian su-25 was destroyed, and grach and the pilots of the ukrainian air force flew at extremely low heights of literally 20-30 m and o, tried to strike at russian units, but the plane was destroyed. i am let me remind you that this is the third plane in recent years. a few days that were destroyed by the forces of air defense fighters with the help of man-portable anti-aircraft missile systems only in the kharkiv region, only in the direction where we are currently working. the russian grouping continues to inflict massive fire strikes on the enemy, it is worth noting that, as before, the armed forces of ukraine retain the ability to actively defend, as a rule, hmm, they deploy additional units exclusively to settlements. now the tactics of the armed forces of ukraine have not changed in any way and artillery and personnel are located in settlement

all eyes on the northeast the city of kharkiv. close to that where the train attack happened. there's a real fear that the russians are pivoting to using their own territory to soften the ground, so to speak, ahead of that feared ground incursion. what we've seen, our investigative team has seen, following the trajectory of much of the -- falling on kharkiv and the surroundings, it takes you back into russia. it gives russian forces a comfort zone to be able to hammer away at civilians to produce more and more pictures like the ones we've been seeing over the last days and weeks ahead of a push into the east of this country. and the military aid that the u.s. and today prime minister johnson came with, that's not going to help the ukrainians against that. and that is the real worry moving forward here, jim. >> all right. a lot of developments there in kyiv. thank you nima elbagir. >>> ben wiedeman is joining me now from donbas. we're seeing horror stories of ukrainians saying russian soldiers evacuated them and passed through filtration camps. help our viewers understand what

as they say, with efforts, including uh, what now in kharkiv and in the kharkiv region, the situation but under control, uh, despite the constant shelling, peace is still returning to kharkiv people's lives are becoming more and more, the areas that are far from the war zone are already filling up with residents. i was driving around the city yesterday and saw a full parking lot near the shopping center. people are already tired of and have adapted to the martial law and want to return to their homes. they go to shopping centers and do shopping. i saw how actively people are already coming back and starting their own business. the field of car wash services, bus stations. there are some types of services, coffee shops, etc. i was traveling on a business trip. by the way, saltivka is four stops away from northern saltika, where there are almost no people, but i drove into my yard and saw many people celebrating and even gathering in groups near barbecues, and i generally had this feeling that this zone is as if moved two months ago when we had a peaceful life, but this peaceful life is

like we hear all over the news, like kharkiv, shelled quite often and bombed.work. they're struggling to provide for basic needs like food and shelter. few friends in the business meeting and raising money and sending directly to people in kharkiv. so far, we raised close to over $60,000 and directly to churches around there and they're helping them out there. >> so i'm curious what people need most and crucially, how do you get the help to them, raising money on this end is one thing, but getting help into the hands of those people has to be difficult. >> it was difficult, but we ended up partnering with local church they had already. accounts set up and donations. money goes to that, sending money directly to ukraine and it's working out great. all money, 100% that gets donated goes directly to kharkiv, ukraine. >> i understand there's a lot of gratitude among the people there, this is a statement written to you, i should mention, from the pastor of the christian church in kharkiv. sergey who wrote, quote, i want to help what they're doing, deserves the highe

they also invited voronets to the concert in kharkiv.was the military that turned kharkiv into an impregnable fortress for the enemy and moaned. rushed by the thousands on the approaches to the city очень хорошо well done guys, the concerts are inspiring eh you know what kind of razgruzka before and before and after let's say yes thank you very much it was good everything was at the best level we will win in well done with the armed forces of ukraine almost two months at the front and the guardsmen from the military orchestra were waiting with excitement for the performance after such a break. i have been living on the stage for a musician with a children's since childhood, but now the situation is such that we have begun to forget a little that we are musicians, first of all, we are military and we are helping now as much as we can, but yesterday we remembered what music is. we remembered that we can play musical instruments, concerts of the guards military band, lunatimuti, further on in the kharkiv shelters, this is the best audience,

special unit azov kraken from the kharkiv oblast . some people think so. perhaps, after all, those who cannot fight at all can go on the enemy's terms to their territory, lay down their weapons and survive. well, it is really humanly possible to understand who does such a thing, but by the way, this is how our fighters ended up to the enemy and promised them their lives, and then the mother of one of them. it was in mariupol that they sent a photo of the killed son. this photo was today. you could see it. this is simply the price of russian promises. this is an army without honor, without conscience, without any rules that exist in war. you can't trust them in any case you have to fight to the end. well, that's the truth. although those promises are sometimes captured and exchanged too, but again, it's all very risky because this enemy does not keep his word. well, now, what kind of weather will ukraine face? we are ready tomorrow to tell natalka didenko ms. anatoliyu i congratulate you please welcome the goal i congratulate you dear tv viewers well, let's

we went already so precisely that in the kharkiv region.od released settlements of the kharkiv region. the new government is still in the status of a temporary civil administration. dmitry zakharchenko had just returned from the kharkiv region, he was given a few weeks to rest, he had been in the militia since 2014 before that he served in the berkut special forces unit, these are his colleagues. the nazis shot and burned during the maidan dmitry is still fighting with them near kharkov and uda they tried to stop, uh, break through towards the border of the russian federation here. well, it so happened that our battalion was stationed there, and we did not give this opportunity, and they have losses. there were serious special forces. the ministry of internal affairs was looking for nazi reconnaissance groups who were planning sabotage, knowing that they could be found by mining their locations in this house. they found a military uniform clearly not ukrainian, apparently militants. they planned to blow up the building under the guise of ru

now much of kharkiv destroyed. there is no rest at night for the people of kharkiv. flares light up the sky as artillery thunders through the air. for nearly nine weeks ukraine's second largest city has been shelled relentlessly. only by day do you see the full scale of the destruction. the neighborhood of pavlopel was hit raeptedly as russian forces tried to push into the city. no site was spared, not even the local nursery school. so it looks like this was some kind of a dormitory. you can see children's beds here all around. and then in the next store over there was the classroom. their shoes still litter the locker room. meresfully, the school had been evacuated, so no children were killed in the strikes. >> the mayor of kharkiv says that 67 schools and 54 kindergartens have been hit here since the war began. and what's so striking when you look around is that it's so clearly not a military target. this is a residential neighborhood. just a few blocks away, the bare skeleton of an apartment building. authoritie

that's just here in the city of kharkiv. you can see the defenses that they had tried to implement to protect themselves from attack, but obviously sandbags no match for this -- i don't know if you can hear that as well, some bombardment again in the distance. and you can see outside the scale of the devastation. cars completely scorched, there's actually an office over there to the side that we can't get into easily from this point which we saw yesterday where an entire car has literally been thrown into an office by the force of that blast. and what people here fear in this city is that kharkiv could be the next mariupol. because of the amount of bombardment and the real intensification that we've seen of that bombardment, especially in the last week. now, i just want cameraman scottie and producer brent swales to be a little careful mere, but i do want to show you this because it gives you a real feeling for just the enormity of that blast. i mean, absolutely astonishing. it literally took out six stories and that's why a

this was reported by the head of the kharkiv regional military administration, oleg synogubov.y authorities once again call on people not to ignore the alarm signals , the shelling, artillery and mortar attacks do not stop . therefore, the residents of kharkiv are asked not to leave the shelter of 12 destroyed residential buildings, five injured among them the child is the result of a morning attack on the private sector of zaporizhia, the secretary of the zaporizhia city council, anatoly kurtev, said, and tonight the russians directed a colossal number of airstrikes of phosphorus bombs , artillery rockets and all possible weapons at mariupol, the deputy commander of the azov regiment , captain sviatoslav palamar, reported this so that the soldiers of the mariupol garrison could see they healed their relatives from their wounds and buried their brothers in arms so that the children from the basements could constantly play with their parents on the territory where shells do not rain down every moment. i call on the military and political leadership to take decisive action to bre

today, all day long, they have been helping the residents of the city of izyum in the kharkiv region,ating under the onslaught of our armed forces, the nationalists are shelling the city, including cluster munitions at the forefront in one of the hottest spots in the slavic direction, our war correspondent yevgeny is working and we have just received his report. this is the kharkiv-slavyansk highway to this iconic city of the donetsk people's republic occupied by the ukrainian armed forces for about 50 km, but in the area of ​​​​slavic kramatorsk is perhaps one of the most fortified areas of the defense line of the eastern grouping of the formation of the kiev regime. the battles are going hard on the frontiers, saturated with artillery, anti-tank weapons and wearable air defense systems of the enemy, despite this, despite this, despite the units of the formation of the armed forces of russia prepared for the defense of the frontiers, they are successfully moving forward here. this is the height of kremenets, dominating the raisins, for a long time the formation of the kiev regime use

these houses that you see now are all the consequences of shelling of the zolochiv kharkiv, and there the russian military does not stop just rummaging in local houses on local streets, well, almost 24 hours a day, so the situation remains tense and in honor of whom the administration is asking people not to leave the shelter because 10 shellings will be repeated and who may be in the crosshairs is unknown this is the information we now have from the iro region. unfortunately, the disappointing iryna antonyuk from kharkiv region reported that the number of e-e victims and victims as a result of enemy attacks increased. 14 and 15 years of imprisonment . ex-servicemen of the armed forces of ukraine found both men guilty of treason and desertion in 2014, they served in the crimea and defected to the enemy in february of this year, the traitors attacked ukraine and, having been defeated near novaya kakhovka, were captured be punished for treason is unforgivable, this is a military serviceman and a people from ukraine who in 2014 did not go to the mainland of ukraine and joined the service

listen dear kharkiv residents, today it was reported in the media that the kharkiv region is being prepared want to get a divorce, this concerns the lazovsky and barvenkovsky districts in the kharkiv region, where our military is waiting exacerbation in the military situation. i said yesterday, and i will repeat today, kharkov is well armed and ready. for the defense of the city , neither the military-civilian administration sees the need for a centralized evacuation from kharkov. not the military, not me, like the kharkiv mayor. i am translating into russian for kharkiv residents, especially those who watch our program like that and the mayor told you, we will not let you go anywhere. stay here like a human shield. all this is hidden in a beautiful wrapper. men are not allowed to leave kharkiv for a long time don't let go. women are no longer released. ilya, these are the nazi bastards who hold civilians like a human shield, they show their insides. and people really believe them. here you are, an example, you once believed this slogan, until you collided. with this in practice, they did n