work communal services and all other services a-a thank you oleg abramichev, a deputy of the kharkiv city counciltold about the situation in the city of kharkiv and in the region in general. thank you very much, er, serhiy khlan, a deputy of the kherson regional council, should be with us next, we are doing such an overview geographic, tell us when serhiy khlan will be with us, i am already with us for now, serhiy, mr. serhiy, we congratulate you, we are from ukraine, from the kherson region. glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes. please tell us what the situation is in your kherson region, in the kherson region. the situation in kherson and on the borders of the kherson mykolaiv region remains tense because the occupier is pulling up from the crimea, and i’ll let you know about this just as the residential area of ​​kherson o-e is moving a lot of military equipment e -e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e kakhovsky hpp through the antoniv bridge, i.e. the occupiers are bringing a lot of weapons, i understand that this is a morbid dream of putin and his entourage not to provide his boss with some kind of victory and

andriy ivanov was with us, a member of the kharkiv city council. v to persevere in this difficult situation and people to protect themselves. i also want to remind you that the head of the general headquarters of the armed forces of the russian federation of this underarmy that will invade ukraine, that sows death and terror. in our country, this is the leader of comrade gerasimov. he is coming to kharkiv region. putin sent him personally to attack in the 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 d

in kharkiv, you are deputies of the city council, so what is the current situation in the city? e look like in kharkiv on the 62nd day of the war, you know the garden is alive the garden is alive garbage is being taken out beehives are running communal workers are out now they are planting flowers in the fountains are preparing for them to start working we are after winter after conservation the city is working the local government is doing everything there is also well, how do you understand there is a certain humanitarian problem in the city, but thanks to the people in other cities, the authorities and others

well, a day ago, a magnolia bloomed there. in the kharkiv city council, what is the name of this parkinion? perhaps, according to the opinion of the townspeople, there may be some discussion on this topic, and there are already ideas as a favorite recreation place of kharkiv residents. the good news is that the park is slightly damaged. and i think that we will just restore some kind of peaceful life. i know the best terms. everything will be restored there, and thank god, it has not been damaged so far. i don't care about the name. well, i think that the people of kharkiv are wise people and the deputies of the city council will decide in a new name or should there be a new name unequivocally yes, i repeat myself, i believe that everything related to the so-called culture, but which primarily served one or the other there under the names of the goals of the russian empire, it is that we have to get rid of it this is absolutely innate history and what is happening in kharkiv, well , another proof that we should say goodbye and remember our own, honor those people who today defend ukra

need them. and returned the looted like this in our country, yuriy korsunov, a deputy of the kharkiv city council jump, was in touch with us, then we move on to a conversation with vadym denisenko, adviser to the minister of internal affairs, mr. vadym good morning, slava congratulations to ukraine, but unfortunately, we have started to study in the air. i am now on the street. well, i would like to briefly describe the situation like this after the russian night shelling in kyiv. well, in principle, the night was generally calm when the general sector of the organization of the russian federation was in the city. of the united nations. i believe that this is precisely what is connected with this, so to speak, but if, in principle, there was an attack on a residential building , it flew quickly enough, but now, we hear that an air alert has begun in the city of kyiv, then judging by this, we don't know what kind of attack kiev is. because in principle, it started, as far as i understand, in several areas. in principle, we will see how our vat offense will continue to work. we understand that you

snowdrift started near the village, less than 20 km from the border with ukraine, kharkiv region mariupol city council showed what the hospital looks like now in one of the closures of the azovstal plant, which is under permanent air donations from the russian army. the photo appeared in the telegram channel of the city council. we cannot show all the photos. exotic considerations, some may shock at the metallurgical plant, in addition to the ukrainian military , there are currently at least 2,000 civilians, women , children, elderly people, among them many wounded , according to the message of the city council, coatings are old, unsanitary, lack of medicine , a catastrophic situation with drinking water and food , the united nations is ready to become a guarantor of humanitarian corridors mariupoli, in particular, and azovstali, the general secretary of the organization, antonio goterezh, said at a meeting with the president of the aggressor country of russia, putin. and the latter on this he agreed, but now he said that in two or three days he, together with the red cross, ukraine and russia, are re

kharkiv�*s mayor said around i million people remained in the city. we can talk more about kharkiv now with oleksandr linchevskiy, who is a kyiv city council who enlisted and is now serving as a combat surgeon in kharkiv. thank you very much for being with us. first, can i ask you what is the situation there at the moment? it what is the situation there at the moment? , ' . ., what is the situation there at the moment? , , . ., _ moment? it is difficult to say because as — moment? it is difficult to say because as the _ moment? it is difficult to say because as the situation - moment? it is difficult to say because as the situation is i moment? it is difficult to say - because as the situation is changing and right— because as the situation is changing and right now, it could be calm, but in a second — and right now, it could be calm, but in a second you can suffer from artillery— in a second you can suffer from artillery strike, so... time by time, — artillery strike, so... time by time, we _ artillery strike, so... time by time, we hear sirens and we are going— time, we hear sirens and we are going to— time, we hear sirens and we are going to the she

. >> it is a city council near kharkiv which was attacked just yesterday by two missiles. flag of ukraine. i think it's very symbolic. we're wounded but we will not surrender. >> neil: the ukraine parliament member that is taking his act together on the head to show you what is happening. many areas damaged that have been bombed to smithereens. alexey is kind enough to join us. these images have very powerful. you seen a lot. a lot of people see how bad it is looking now. what is the reaction you've been getting? >> yes, it's quite hard. also today i visited a town outside of kyiv, near 50,000 population before the invasion. now it's completely destroyed. i spoke with people there. they were sitting in shelters and basements for one month. just imagine without connection, almost without supplies, without electricity. it's absolutely awful what is happening with people in cities like kharkiv, mariupol. that is very bad situation. what is good that is ukraine liberated in such towns. ukraine won the battle for kyiv, which was a strategic importance. now we're liberating the

city council adopted at an extraordinary meeting of the session , more details in our story on this former mayakovsky street at the beginning of the war families of forcibly displaced people from kharkiv mariupol sums of donetsk and luhansk regions live here according to the words of bohdan lazorenka, a deputy of the city council, the decision was voted in remote mode unanimously, this name is the answer to the challenge faced by all ukrainians, and therefore when we win, when we push putin's army back to where it came from. when people return to their homes, they will be able to proudly say that they lived and received them and helped them precisely in the kremenchka on the street of the unity of the unity of all ukraine from in 2015, after the law on decommunization in poltava oblast came into effect, several streets were renamed, more than a hundred pedestals and memorial signs related to the soviet union were dismantled, ordinary passers-by in kremenchuk share their opinions about the new name of the street, now this uh, it needs to be done and it needs to be discussed , something needs to be done for a meeting, well, not even for a meeting, but for people to unite and not even to

them the names of the defenders of ukraine; all kharkiv residents will be able to participate in the renaming to collect proposals on the city council's website; a special section will be created; and the deputies will vote for the renaming at the first session immediately after the victory of the crime and genocide against the ukrainian people, which colored the russian federation and finally for the people , it's wrong in korre. thank you for being with us, and now we will continue our broadcasts with serhii pritula. when it was quieter at the front, he was my colleague, a tv presenter. and when it got louder, he returned to another of his volunteer positions, one of the most famous in ukraine. please tell me why is your volunteer fund specifically focused on? what are you most faced with and what are the needs? and now there is a huge number of requests from the actual, well, let's call them in one word specura, that is, people who have somewhat a-a more sophisticated e-e tasks e-e and need for of these relevant technical means which are quite expensive, i.e. if we are talking, for example , about night vision devices, then it is f

city council at an extraordinary meeting of the session . see more in our story on this street, the former mayakovsky street at the beginning of the war. families of forced migrants from kharkiv, mariupol, donetsk and luhansk regions live here . internally displaced persons, this place in kremenchuk can be considered a real place of unity of ukrainians, according to bohdan, a member of the city council lazorenka voted for the decision in remote mode, unanimously, this name is the answer to the challenge that all ukrainians have faced, and therefore when we win, when we throw putin's army back to where it came from, people returning to their homes will be able to proudly say that they lived and received them and helped it was in kremenets, on the street of the union of the union of all ukraine, since the beginning of the law on decommunization in poltava oblast in 2015, they were renamed and dismantled more than a hundred pedestals and memorial signs related to the soviet union, ordinary passers-by in kremenchuk share their opinions about the new name of the street, it needs to be done now and it needs to be discussed , something needs to be done for a meeting, not even a meet

the city council at an extraordinary meeting of the session , more details in our story on this street, the former mayakovsky street at the beginning of the war families of forced migrants from kharkivriupol, donetsk and luhansk regions, are located here and coordination center for assistance to internally displaced persons, this place in kremenchuk can be considered a real place of unity of ukrainians, according to city council member bohdan lazorenka for the adoption of the decision on voted in remote mode unanimously, such a name is an answer to the challenge that all ukrainians have faced, and therefore when we win, when we throw putin's army back to where it came from, people returning to their homes will be able to proudly say that they lived and received them and they helped them precisely in the kremenchka on the street of the union of the union of all ukraine from the beginning of the law on decommunization in poltava oblast in 2015. the soviet union, ordinary passers-by in kremenchuk share their opinions about the new name of the street, it is necessary to do and it is necessary to discuss it and it is necessary to do something to meet, well, not even to meet, but in order

city for two months now. kharkiv was one of the first cities to come under attack when russia invaded and russian bombardment is new constant. take a look at what missiles did to the city's regional council. >> this building was hit by russian missile rocket on the first of march. it is severely damaged. and especially damaged is this part of the building where the rocket hit. it has no floor there because everything fall upside down. >> that video there and that voice you heard there is was taken by my next guest, a security expert and resident of kharkiv who is joining me now. maria, thank you for taking the time to speak to us. we just looked at that video of you inside the regional council building. you can paint a picture of what you've been seeing the past couple days. >> in kharkiv, in general the situation is in terms of the shelling because previously russian troops were shelling residential areas to the north and east of kharkiv where the russian troops are now situated, so they were basically shelling day and night those areas and people are not living in their homes. but sheltering and living in the metro station. but what happens now is that russian troops start to shell the

mariupol city council prepares materials for law enforcement agencies and appeals to interpol a warehouse of tank spare parts intended for the occupiers was stolen by the security service in kharkiv sbu spokesman artem dekhtyarenko reported that 19 tank engines and other spare parts were located in the underground storage the total value of the discovered property is about 1.5 million dollars, these components are enough to repair half of a tank battalion , the sbu notes , a 61-year-old man from kharkiv built the hiding place illegally, he conspired with employees of local enterprises of the military-industrial complex and organized the theft and accumulation of tank engines 5t-dffa brand, according to the sbu, these power units were planned to be handed over to the russian occupying forces in the event of their penetration into kharkiv through the bridge in zatoka, which was damaged by russian missiles from today, the fast branded train connecting ismail-odesa has resumed service south palmyra is running again, the local edition of ismail-city writes about this with reference to the mayor of ismail andrii abramchenko, so far only the fast branded train ismail-odesa is again carr

city council building. the u.s. mayor says they have seized the local government and plan to stage a referendum to assert here control. and if you crane's north, russian air assaults pummelled kharkiv. most of the residents have fled the constant shellings. for those who remain, or simply cannot leave, it is a difficult life. mark austin met one of the women who stay behind. >> reporter: it is no place at all for anyone to live, but a few still do. and when help arrives, they are overcome. thank you, she tells the volunteers. you are var brave to come here. but she is 74. she tells us she has lived here for half her life and for the last seven weeks without electricity or running water. somehow, she survives below the ground in the in the darkness and the damp. what food she has is almost gone. what bed she has, well it's this. and what candles she has are running out. >> joining me now is cal perry if kiev. chief foreign correspondent andrea mitchell also joins us from washington. cal, i know you have been speaking to people oak there. what is it like for them right now? >> reporter: so you have a situation where the fighting is confined to the eastern part of the country, hence,

kharkiv on saturday, local officials say. and 10 more the day before that. including nina shevshenko's 15-year-old son, arta, please, open your eyes, my bunny, she pleads. >> with me now, maxin boradin, mariupol city council we appreciate you talking with us this afternoon. so russian forces within the surrender are saying that this is for purely human principles. you juxtapose that, compare with the number of lives lost in mariupol, the mayor telling the associated press upwards of 21,000 people have been killed in your city. what is your reaction? >> it's terrible to look what russian occupants make from mariupol, it was a prosperous city before two months of now and now this is totally rubble and most of the people who can get out of the city and people who stay here have a terrible situation with humanitarian catastrophe, they don't have electricity, don't have water, don't have supply, or medicine and another terrible situation is in near one hour, get information from the hour from bordansk, from the polish, they show the video and we know it's before they make it public, that there are not only military and policeman staying in asavstod. there are a lot of people who are connected with the militia,

kharkiv, donetsk and luhansk. the u.s. assesses roeurb is making slow and uneven progress in the east. russia appears to waoeub out the identity on in the city of kherson, appointing their own officials to city council. according to a local ukrainian councilman, replacing local currency with the ruble and threatening ukrainian teachers. cnn's anderson cooper joins us from kyiv, ukraine. anderson, we know the secretary-general of the united nations was just there meeting in kyiv right where you are with president zelenskyy. and we heard about large explosions there. so what's happening on the ground? >> reporter: yeah, alyson. the enemy fired on kyiv. there were two hits in one district. he added all services are working on the scene and information about casualties is being clarified. that is a direct quote from the mayor. president zelenskyy just wrapped up a meeting with the u.n. secretary-general. gutierrez, met with vladimir putin yesterday -- or two days ago. he toured bucha today and said it is the epicenter of heartache and pain. tkpwaou tear res said the meeting was useful. then he made it clear it is only russia that can stop this war. >> we will end when the russian federation decides to e

security council says russia has already tried to break through the whole front line in the donetsk, luhansk and kharkiv regions. but officials at pentagon are reporting that the besieged port city hasn't fallen. russia has attacked in the rest of ukraine too. cities have been bombarded, with at least 17 people dead. seven people died in the western city of lviv — which had largely escaped attack until now. president biden is expected to discuss the current situation in a call with nato leaders later. and the humanitarian situation is also reported to be dire — with ukraine saying no civilians can be evacuated for a third consecutive day. our defence correspondent, jonathan beale reports from eastern ukraine. distant explosions. this is now the sight and sound of donbas. severodonetsk, another city and another target for russia's unrelenting bombardment. translation: we can assess i now that the russian troops have begun the battle for donbas for which they have been preparing for a long time. a very large part of the russian army is now concentrated on this offensive. no matter how many of the russian troops are driven there, we will be fighting. we will defend ourselves. we tr

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