okay, bohdan tkachuk, deputy of the kharkiv city council, is already a guest with us. mr. atulate you. good morning. tell me, please, how the night passed, what is the situation in kharkiv this morning? well, for two, two days, the fourth or fifth, we were more or less quiet, well , this is relatively, compared to the rocket strikes that were the day before, and, well, tonight, there was such a... mass attack by the shaheds, it i no longer went to the city, to the region, to direction bogadukhov, there chuguyev, and including, and went to kharkiv, somewhere around half. on the second night they shot down a mine on the shpo, they shot down a mine on the approach to the city of kharkiv, people heard that. as for this morning, literally 10 minutes ago, there was an air raid there, explosions were heard, a warning about, i say, an attack by a high-speed target, i understand it, some kind of missile, and then it was reported that it left kharkiv, turned in the direction of lyubatin, what else can be added for... now , just a minute before our broadcast , such explosions or air d

friends, i am back on the air and now kharkiv is in touch with us, deputy of the kharkiv city council kachuk is already appearing on your screens, mr. bohdan, good morning, how is kharkiv, how is the situation now and how is kharkiv after difficult, after a difficult shelling of the russians, good morning, well now it is relatively quiet in kharkiv, well relatively, because somewhere around an hour i hear them walking. our artillery is working, you can hear the exits and even so many and many and volleys often occur, i think that this artillery is working in the direction of the lipetsk and somewhere somewhere there they are responding to the russians on the front line, this is that what we brought the morning, which touches yesterday's evening, so this is the intersection, well, this is the center. of the city, and next to it is svobody square, ah, a street over there trinklera, a hotel that has already been damaged twice, and at this intersection, here you see these shots, uh, hits, hits cab 250th, what can i add, one, one, let's say, on one side of the street - this is kharkivpalac

battlefield since the first days of the war - this is the city of kharkiv and the kharkiv region in general. bohdan tykachuk, deputy of the kharkiv city council, is in touch with us. mr. bohdan, i congratulate you. the enemy is really hitting kharkiv with everything he can hit, what is in his arsenal, what is available to him, guided aerial bombs, ballistic missiles, all this incoming, guided missiles. is flying to kharkiv, as of now, i will ask about the situation over the weekend and today over monday. i know that there are wounded who are still in serious condition after the attack on september 21, which happened on saturday, it was also sunday, and today, please tell me more , we will start with kharkiv, then we will talk about the region, because there are also kupyansky, chuguyivskyi districts in the region, there are also wounded, unfortunately, there is a dead woman, it also flew there, please, and... good day , can you hear me, yes, yes, i do, and, according to the situation, yes for the last three days, right now, if you can hear, the alarm is sounding, today, it seems, it has already been activated for the fifth or sixth time in th

this is the city of kharkiv and the kharkiv region in general. bohdan tkachuk, deputy of the kharkiv city councilis in touch with us. mr. bohdan, i congratulate you. the enemy is really hitting kharkiv with everything he can hit, what is in his arsenal, what is available to him, guided aerial bombs, ballistic missiles, all this is arriving, guided missiles, arriving in kharkiv, i will ask as of now according to the situation in the weekend for today and for monday, i know that there are wounded who are still in a serious condition after the september 21 strike, which happened on saturday, also it was sunday, and today, please tell me more, we will start with kharkiv, and then we will talk about the region, because there are also wounded in kupyanskyi, chuguyivskyi district in the region, unfortunately, there is also a dead woman there too it has arrived, please, and have a good day, eh, can you hear me, yes, yes, yes, i hear, but, according to the situation for the last three days, here... now, if you can hear, anxiety is rising, it seems to be already today it turned on for the fifth or sixth ti

course yes, well, we 're moving on in the meantime, artem revchuk joins us, deputy of the kharkiv city councilmr. artem, congratulations, how did the night pass in kharkiv, kharkiv region, congratulations studio, congratulations ukraine, thank god, the weekend was more or less calm, in principle, the day was almost at all without shelling, without these terrorist attacks by neighbors, on the one hand it is... yes, let's say, glad, on the other hand it is alarming, because i understand that a mad dog in the form of a terrorist state, it has not gone anywhere, and you say more or less calm, more or less calm in the understanding of kharkiv residents, how is that? uh, well, the day is generally calm, you can say for kharkiv residents directly, and before that on saturday there were shelling of the border guards. everyone heard there was a tragedy in kazache lopan, there was a tragedy in slatino, unfortunately, people were also injured there, a judge actually died in cossack lopan of the supreme court of ukraine, on the advice of ... the council was a little delital, well, kharkiv itself, directly

artem revchuk was with us, a member of the kharkiv city council.'re going to take a break and move to poltava oblast, because in fact, the last week was very difficult there, the russians constantly attacked and unfortunately, the number of victims after the attack on the communications institute in poltava is increasing, we already have at this moment three more people who died in the hospital after being wounded. so in a few minutes we will talk about poltava, wait. in september, there are discounts on amiksyn ic. 10% in psarynyk, bam and oskad pharmacies. czech republic, ukraine, only on mego. the league of nations is waiting for the national team, where it is necessary to recruit maximum points support our boys on september 10 at 21:45, exclusively on mego. in september, there are 10% discounts on syna baam in pharmacies , plantain for you to save. in the latest edition of the magazine ukraine. heroes who gave their lives for the freedom of ukraine, how the country honors its defenders, how loved ones are informed about the loss, how society ch

artem revchuk, deputy of the kharkiv city council, was with us, dear friends, we are going for a shortak, then we will return. and we will continue, we will talk about the situation in donetsk region, stay with us. warning, super sale from razpak tv, compact and incredibly powerful, lightning shredder for only uah 399. an incredible offer. the lightning chopper turns food into puree in an instant. it will replace your mixer, meat grinder, blender, vegetable cutter, coffee grinder and even a shaker. container with a volume of 2 l. feel free to place all the necessary ingredients at once and lightning will grind them in one step. order a lightning shredder at a super price, only uah 399. but hurry, they disassemble quickly. cut onions with teary eyes. with a zipper you will do that in just a couple of seconds. in addition, the shredder is so easy to clean. preparing baby food is very simple. cut, chop, beat and grind vegetables, fruits, cheese, meat, coffee beans. and even ice simply and quickly in a matter of seconds, order a zipper shredder for only uah 399, while the product is in sto

artem, artem revchuk was with us , deputy of kharkiv city council about the situation in the north, in country, the charter unit, that’s exactly kharkiv, they told about yesterday, you took several new prisoners and in principle, you analyzed both their stories and what they intercepted, and it turns out that their there, according to this principle, these are newly mobilized. they are prepared for two or three weeks at the training ground, and then, with absolutely no instruction to understand the events of this kharkiv front, they are thrown into an attack, usually this is the last attack for these new arrivals, or the 200th or they are captured, absolutely knowing neither the area nor the cheiko, this is how they fight in kharkiv oblast, so mr. artem confirmed to us in principle that the entire psychology of the enemy is changing here, he is breaking, in particular on this part of the front, on others. not so, there are those on this one, but kharkiv oblast remains an important part of the front, and here is what we constantly say about the pokrovsky and kurakhiv directions, that th

kherson publication cavuon city , this is how kherson region lives, and kharkiv region, you see, and artem is in touch with us revchuk, he is a deputy of the kharkiv city councilm, i congratulate you, i do not say good evening, because he is not good, unfortunately, the enemy again. in kharkov, according to the latest information , i read about five dead, please tell me more about today's air raid and what is the situation with rescue and rescue operations, please, well, as for the bad day, it is actually on the third at night, at three 20 it started very badly, i personally at first. heard the sound of the air alarm, almost immediately there was an explosion, well, it was quite loud, then they hit the kyiv district, thank god, then there were no casualties, unfortunately, now there are victims, you have already mentioned the number of victims, 31 more, 31 people were injured, unfortunately, as far as i know, three so in very like this, also in a very difficult condition, doctors are fighting for their condition, for their condition, well, everyone has seen these terrible shots, almost... the entrance is destroyed , there are many floors, it seems somewhere fr

kherson publication cavun city, this is how kherson region lives, well, kharkiv region, you see, and artem revchuk is in touch with us, he is a deputy of the kharkiv city councilgratulate you, i do not say good evening, because it is not good, unfortunately, the enemy has struck kharkov again. according to the latest information, i read about five dead, please tell me more about today's air raid and what is the situation with rescuers. rescue operations, please, well, as for the bad day, actually it started very bad on the third night at 20. i personally first heard the sound of the air alarm, almost immediately there was an explosion, well , quite loud, then they hit the kyiv district, thank god, then there was no life, unfortunately, there are victims now, the number you already mentioned, 31 more, 31 people were injured, unfortunately, as far as i know, three of them are in a very similar condition, also in a very serious condition, doctors are fighting for their condition, this condition, well, everyone saw these terrible shots, the almost destroyed entrance of a multi-story building, it seems that somewhere from the seventh to the second floor, this high-

deputy kharkiv. of the city council, mr. bohdan, glory to ukraine, glory, good morning, mr.dan, what is known at this moment about the attack on slatiny, at night we knew that there were five victims and among them, in particular, a pregnant woman? i can't provide more information, because it hasn't been updated, what you have said so far is true, slatino is located north of kharkiv, if i'm not mistaken, it 's about 15 km from... the city of kharkiv , closer to russia , fierce battles were fought there back in the 22nd year, ah, so i can't do anything about it to report, i can tell you that yesterday evening at about 11 p.m. a rocket was hit in the slobitskyi district and it hit the ground, on the road, some electricity networks were cut off there, and no one was hurt except for... houses, cars that were parked there, and there is such a tendency, as far as i understand, for the last two or three days here, that when an attack is made on kharkov from bilorodchyna, rockets or kaba, or schenibut, it flies in a few hours, there is a response in the city of belgorod, and today t

bohdan, hold on, kharkiv city council deputy bohdan kachuk was with us about the situation in kharkiv sumy oblast, because actually there... our mobile groups have already had to work a lot, because shaheds are constantly flying , we will find out in a few minutes after a short pause, wait. fm halychyna. good music - important news. kratle contains natural components that take care of your heart. kratal improves blood supply and the functional state of the myocardium, normalizes heart rate contractions, increases physical and mental. efficiency. kratal is a natural force for your heart. the book women at war. a joint project of the espresso tv channel and the spirit and letter publishing house. the book is based on the reports of the presenter of the espresso tv channel khrystyna parubiy. 20 stories, 20 fates, 20 women who defended the country. a book dedicated to women who chose the path of fighting the enemy in the ranks of the military. women at war, search in bookstores of ukraine. for support. konstantin zhivago charitable foundation. new week on espresso, weekly, final informati

kharkov, and there there was one disaster, a large-scale fire, artem revchuk, deputy of the kharkiv city councilm, i congratulate you, the studio welcomes you, i congratulate ukraine, the enemy hit today on... well , virshana, virshana, it’s near kharkiv, populated areas, tell me, please about the consequences of the enemy, the consequences of the enemy attack, well, in the sense of the victims, the destruction that the enemy, the enemy betrays, maybe what, about which i do not know, maybe what was not written about, where else, maybe during the day they were, were enemy arrivals, we understand very well that kharkiv region is an area on whose territory fighting is ongoing actions, so of course such situations can happen every day, please. well , in fact, let's say the attack started traditionally at night, it was the shahedis, somewhere they were shot down, somewhere they fell, it's been almost every night, lately, probably the last week for sure, kharkiv residents hear the sounds of the shahedis, they hear their our guys are working, mobile groups, how are they being shot down, unfortunately,

kharkiv, and there was another disaster, a large-scale fire, and artem revchuk, deputy of the kharkiv city councilm, i congratulate you, the studio congratulates you, ukraine, and the enemy hit today lyubotin and virshana, virshana, these are near kharkiv, populated areas, please tell us about the consequences of the hostilities, the consequences. attacks, well, in the sense of victims, destruction, which the enemy, the enemy causes, maybe what, about which i do not know, maybe what was not written about, where else, maybe during the day there were, there were enemy flights, we understand very well that kharkiv region is an area on the territory of which hostilities are ongoing , so of course such situations can happen every day, please, well, in fact, let's say the attack began traditionally at night, it was the shaheds, somewhere they were shot down, somewhere they fell, that's it... almost every night, lately, probably the last week for sure, the people of kharkiv hear the sounds of con artists, they hear how our guys are working, mobile groups who are shot down, unfortunately... today at 7:30

today as a result of an enemy attack on kharkiv, artem revchuk was with us, a deputy of the kharkiv city council, and well, just about the most important i will tell you the news in detail. good evening, we are from ukraine, and we will start it from the kherson region. in kherson, part of the city remained without power until the emergency shutdown. in the dnipro region , enemy shelling resulted, the regional authorities inform. energy workers will be able to start repairs, as soon as the security situation allows. during the day, the occupiers also injured six people in the region. in kherson under enemy fire. a 66-year-old woman was injured, she received a mine-explosive injury. a russian projectile hit her house, and an elderly man suffered numerous burns in antonivka due to a drone attack. a 58-year-old woman and a 20-year-old man were injured by the shelling of stanislav. they have blast injuries and shrapnel injuries, another resident of the region was sent to the hospital, and also today i even wrote out for myself about the fact that a person died in the beryslav community, and from ene

but this is the most important direction for us. this is the most important position of the kharkiv city council. according to the prime minister of ukraine , denys shmygal, 88% are now provided with reliable shelters. school institutions. in safety 93% of schoolchildren and teachers can be present during training. the ministry of defense notes that the biggest problem with shelters is in the front-line and border regions. there are several ways to solve it. the first is state subvention for the construction of shelters, however, it is noted right away that it will not cover all the needs of the communities, so the second way is to find donor funds. and while it continues, a certain percentage of ukrainian schoolchildren will not hear the first bell. and will sit down for textbooks in their own homes. let's return to the discussion of educational issues, lilia hrynevych, vice-rector of kharkiv karazin national university, and in 2016-2019, minister of education and science of ukraine. mrs. lilia, i congratulate you. greetings to you, ms. oksano, and to all our viewers. we saw such an analysis, i

but this is the most important direction for us, this is the most important position of the kharkiv city councilcording to the prime minister of ukraine , denys shmyhal, 88% of schools are now equipped with reliable shelters. 93% of schoolchildren can be safe while studying and teachers. the ministry of the interior notes that the biggest problem with shelters is in the frontline communities. and border regions, there are several ways to solve it: the first is a state subsidy for the construction of shelters, which is noted right away, it will not cover all the needs of the communities, so the second way is to find donor funds, and while it continues, a certain percentage of ukrainian schoolchildren will hear the first bell and sit down at textbooks in their own homes. two hours to learn about the war and how the world lives. a project for smart and caring people. in... in the evening for espresso.

but this is the most important direction for us, this is the most important position of the kharkiv city council, according to the prime minister of ukraine denys shmyhal, 88% of schools are now provided with reliable... closures. 93% of students and teachers can be safe while studying. the ministry of defense notes that the biggest problem with shelters is in the front-line and border regions. there are several ways to solve it. the first is a state subvention for the construction of shelters, etc it is noted right away that it will not cover all the needs of the citizens, so the second way is to find donor funds. and while it continues, a certain percentage of ukrainian... schoolchildren will not hear the first bell and will sit down at their textbooks in their own homes, half of us will make our brooches for the military, how will we send drones to them together with them, how many military will be there. martusya shows the various shapes she uses to make jewelry and talks about drones. at the age of eight, a young volunteer purchased 10 warbirds that help ours defenders at the front. i wante

but this is the most important direction for us, this is the most important position of the kharkiv city council. according to the prime minister of ukraine , denys shmyhal, 88% of schools are now equipped with reliable shelters. 93% of schoolchildren can be safe while studying and teachers. the ministry of education notes that the biggest problem with shelters is in the front-line and near-don regions, and there are several ways to solve it: the first is a state subsidy for the construction of shelters, which they note right away, it will not cover all the needs of the communities, so the second way is to find donor funds, and while it continues, a certain percentage of ukrainian schoolchildren will not hear the first bell and will sit down at their textbooks in their own homes. drones for the ukrainian military began to be manufactured in poland. volunteer organizations merged with the local. entrepreneurs and launched serial production in warsaw. our correspondent maria chernyakhivsk also visited the assembly of drones. volunteers started making drones six months ago and were preceded by trag

well, now artem revchuk, deputy of the kharkiv city council, is with us, and we are adding him to ourcongratulations, good morning, congratulations, unfortunately, the morning is not so good, the night was quite restless, and the morning itself, at 156 there was a rocket hit in the industrial area, thank god there were no victims, at night the neighbors made us happy again martyrs, there was a hit in the kyiv, slabytsy district, too, thank god, without victims, for some reason they are targeting again. in the private sector, near an educational institution , too, yesterday was such, such an incendiary day, well, this fourth day is very difficult for kharkiv, uh, really, the fourth day is somehow just like every day such crazy shelling of the city, how long will it last , how does it affect the mood in general, did the parents have to take their children to school today? there will be any measures at all, well, as for kharkiv and dropping off children at school, of course unfortunately, this will not happen in kharkiv while the war continues, while this neighbor exists in principle on

kharkiv regional council. was not an argument, mr. vadim, what are your reasonings, because today i already spoke with kharkiv city council member bohdand he said that some people's elected officials did not like the political power, the servant of the people, that this is consistent, this the name of the village is consonant with the surname of mr. zaluzhnyi, the former commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, what would you say about it, or? so it really is, i will not assert, but what i heard, in principle, plus or minus corresponds to the quote somewhere sir, that is, and for now this village remains vatutin’s, i understand correctly, well, officially it is the village of vatutina, and yes, that is, vatutin is still less threatening to us, that is, vatutin, vatutin is better for us than the village of zaluzne, well, that’s interesting, and what about... the people of these settlements that were renamed, what is their reaction, are there still outraged people who say that they will protest, call it the old way, and it doesn't matter what was renamed there, of course, that is in fact, it is a matter of time, that is, if we

this is the most important direction for us, this is the most important... position of the kharkiv city council. according to the prime minister of ukraine, denys shmyhal, 88% of schools are now equipped with reliable shelters. 93% of students and teachers can be safe while studying. the ministry of defense notes that the biggest problem with shelters is in the front-line and border regions. there are several ways to solve it. the first is a state subvention on the construction of shelters, as they say right here, it will not cover all the needs of communities, so the second way is to find donor funds, and while it continues, a certain percentage of ukrainian schoolchildren will not hear the first bell and will sit down at their textbooks in their own homes. events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives. of course, the news feed reports on them, but few know what is happening. it is necessary to understand. antin borkovskii and invited experts soberly assess the events, analyze them, modeling our future. every saturday at 1:10 p.m., with a repeat of sunday at 10:10. studio za

for participating, thank you for your comments, artem ravchuk was with us, a deputy of the kharkiv city counciltake care, artem, literally in a moment the news will be on the big airwaves, good evening, we are from ukraine, well, let's get started, well, about pavlograd, actually, more than 60 wounded... well , just now, her deputy from the dnipropetrovsk regional council told us that 64 wounded and one dead due to an enemy attack on pavlograd. among the victims were five children, people received lacerations and cut wounds, fractures, bruises and brain injuries. most of them are in the city's hospitals, said the head of the dnipropetrovsk region, serhiy lesak. the condition of the three wounded men is serious. several businesses were damaged in the city, more than 30 were destroyed. apartments, a kindergarten and three dozen shops. on the streets of pavlohrad, rescuers have set up water points, where drinking water is delivered. the russians attacked the city in the morning ballistically, on civilian infrastructure and residential areas, five iskander m missiles were fired. in donetsk region,

joining, thank you for, thank you for your comments, artem revchuk was with us, a member of the kharkiv city councilare, tem. vitaly portnikov, khrystyna yatskiv, andriy smoliy and invited experts give their assessment and forecast based on facts development of events. if you want to understand how our today will affect our tomorrow, watch the saturday politics club, every saturday on espresso. greetings, this is svoboda live on radio svoboda. we have already come to the snake itself. the following shots may shock you. news from the scene. live kamikaze drone attacks. political analytics objectively and meaningfully. there is no political season. exclusive interviews, reports from the hottest points of the front. frankly and impartially. you draw your own conclusions. good evening, we are from ukraine. well and let's start, well, about pavlograd. actually, more than 60 wounded, well , a deputy from the dnipropetrovsk regional council just told us that 64 were wounded and one was killed due to an enemy attack on pavlograd. among the victims. children suffered lacerations, lacerations, fractures, brui

but this is the most important direction for us, this is the most important position of the kharkiv city counciling to the prime minister of ukraine , denys shmyhal, 88% of schools are now equipped with reliable shelters. 93% of schools can be safe during education. and teachers. the ministry of defense notes that the biggest problem with shelters is in the front-line and border regions. there are several ways to solve it. the first is state subvention for the construction of shelters, however , it is noted right away that it will not cover all the needs of the communities, so the second way is to find donor funds. and while it continues, a certain percentage of ukrainian schoolchildren will not hear the first bell and will sit down at their textbooks in their own homes. tired of the mess in the kitchen, constantly having to sort through a bunch of pans to find the right one, you need a set of savory pro, unpack the tv. savory pro pans fold into one another and take up so little space, and the price is only from uah 999. the saivory pro set is five pans with a volume of one to 9 l with lids for

in the meantime, we are talking with halyna kut, a member of the kharkiv regional council, about how kharkiv survived that night, the cityties are already saying that there was another shelling of kababs, the russians dropped them, and there are in... luchannia, mrs. halyna i congratulate you, i congratulate you, actually, how did the night pass and what is the news this morning from kharkiv and kharkiv region? well, it's as if the year 2022 has been returned to us again, near zero, near midnight, there were shellings in the shevchenkiv district of kharkiv, there was more than one shelling there, some say that it's ballistics, that it's missiles, some say that these are cabs, because there are different options on the side. shevchenkivskyi district, it is located partly in the center of the city, and partly overlooks the district and there are such large forest strips, and there was a hit there, there was... a fire, residential buildings were damaged there, it all happened at night, there were no reports of casualties, thank god , and then somewhere around 5 in the morning there were also shellings, well, i personally he

halyna kut will tell more about what is currently happening in the city, the deputy of the kharkiv regional councils in touch with us, mrs. halyna, congratulations to ukraine. congratulations, glory to the heroes. please briefly update operational information about how many victims are currently known, and which objects were hit by the russians. currently, at the moment there are already about 30 victims, but most likely their number will increase, in fact somewhere in 11:30, at 11:30 the strikes began, and at first it was a suburb of kharkiv, lyubotyn, it is a large railway station, and there were strikes on some enterprise, we can't disclose it yet, then around 1:00 p.m. there were a lot of blows in a row, i just hid behind two walls, we listened in different districts of kharkiv, eh, now i have a chat in my department, the university, i teach at the university, it’s just a roll call, we don’t greet each other with anyway, we find out if everyone is alive and well. and mind location, we know what happened, there were arrivals at the shopping center and arrivals at the new post office, and they wr

two more official collaborators were exposed in kharkiv oblast and kherson, an ex-official of the kupyan city council after the capture of the community, he settled the occupiers in the houses of ukrainians and equipped their warehouses with ammunition, after the deoccupation he fled to kharkiv and hid as a displaced person, the sbu reported. another traitor from kherson. during the occupation of the city, she joined the occupation election committee and urged the local population to vote for the region's accession to the russian federation. both traitors face up to 10 years in prison. they made money on evasions. the security service of ukraine exposed three officials of the tcc in ivano-frankivsk region. they gave out for bribes military servicemen barcodes that allowed to avoid. visits to the tcc to update data. the cost of the service was $500. about 100 people per month could use such a scheme, the sbu reported. the law enforcement officers detained three suspects, the acting deputy head of the regional police station, as well as the chief and commander of the guard company of the kalusa rtc. th

for this conversation, halyna kuts, a deputy of the kharkiv regional council, was in touch with us, we talked a little about what kharkiv, the second citye in terms of population, is living now, and not just the population, but where they live ukrainians and now we will move on, and we will have khrystyna kalyushik poltek, deputy of dnipropetrovsk. of the regional council, let's talk a little about what is happening here in dnipro, what is the security situation there now and not only that, but until then i will announce to you that according to rumors, and this is deputy zheleznyak, he says that he was sent to resign after all, or rather fired the head of ukrenergo, the head of ukrenergo kudrytskyi, who did not like president zelenskyi. said that he did not like kudrytsky, they had some kind of bet or meeting or whatever they call it, and they also assume that all this will be in order to subordinate the independent campaign of ukrenergo, wants the state, vertical of the minister of energy herman galushchenko, whose ministry is sometimes called the ministry of andriy derkach, a traitor to ukraine, who is a spy, who is now. to russia he

kharkiv oblast and kherson. after the capture of the community , the ex-official of the kupyan city council settled the occupiersthe houses of ukrainians and furnished their warehouses with ammunition. another traitor from kherson, during the occupation she joined the occupation election committee and prepared the local population to vote for joining the region to the russian federation, both traitors face up to 10 years in prison. nothing of your own. the russians placed a poster in kursk advertising contract service, but the banner depicted a ukrainian serviceman with a child. on such the mayor of kursk responded to the creativity of the occupiers. he called the poster "negligence". and the official responsible for advertising was reprimanded. i note that there was a photo taken in 2022 during the evacuation from the ukrainian city of irpin. incendiary night for the occupiers, almost 150 unmanned aerial vehicles flew into their territory, russians say. zahoriv near moscow. at zhukovsky airport, at least one drone fell on the runway, eyewitnesses say and share footage of the fire, and propagandist media write t

morning, deputy of the kharkiv regional council halyna kuts, was in touch with us and now we are moving to zaporizhzhia. we are joined by dmytro kyrylchuk, deputy of the zaporozhye citymr. dmytro, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. porozhya did not move, well, mr. roman, here let's note that you know, regarding those blows that the rashists inflicted on the city center, and this was the previous information, it is and remains so, that it was precisely their modified cabs, so you know, some kind of confirmation, especially, well that is, that is, the specifics in determining exactly the nature of the ammunition, what exactly are there , what exactly would happen, exactly what kind of iron was established, and so far, the completion of those examinations, information has not been provided, but at the same time, we understand that they use this tactic they keep, and what enables them to do this, i repeat, this is a modified part of exactly these means of impression, and they still have the opportunity to do these. launches and tactically practicing with their aircraft, and all this is happening, again the evening comes and the trail of their zigzag planes is fixed n

city, community, neighborhood need now, and what can you do? in my opinion, it is necessary to move along the path of the kharkiv region, where the regional council money to support enterprises where... there is a recovery program that works in principle throughout the territory of ukraine, in the kharkiv region it works twice as fast and twice as much, and the fact that in the kharkiv region all enterprises are exempt from local taxes, this tax is undoubtedly positive on land, on immovable property, and this makes it possible even under shelling in kharkiv and in kupinsk, which is liberated there, and shelling is also going on, to develop, and then we understand what we are going to, and what... is being done now in the donetsk region, that's it it is completely incomprehensible, because believe me, people who work work in extremely difficult conditions, constantly risking their lives, and those people who left and left their businesses here also have to pay land taxes, and from where to take them, it turns out like this, we call to leave somewhere, here we incur debts in order to take away the business that was, incomprehensible, absolutely inc

zaporizhia district council and from the city that became ... the third in ukraine, where cabs began to fly in massive numbers, this terrible weapon, with which we cannot fight at the moment. kharkiv, sumy, and now zaporizhzhia, these are the three cities that, in their example, cry out that f-16 with air-to-air missiles land is needed yesterday, so this is the only option to secure it. next, we will talk about the issue of mobilization and demobilization. they are the sharpest now, in principle, in the public rear, despite numerous appeals from the military, their families and public organizations, there is still no concrete plan for demobilization, we remember that it was in the updated draft law on mobilization, then it disappeared, and now they promised some decisions, now there are more and more cases of arbitrary abandonment of a part, well, here in the intricacies of this sensitive and complex question. tatyana golonova explained, let's see, the demobilization of military personnel, who have been on the front line for almost three years without change, is one of the most pressing and debatable topics in ukraine. on the one hand, the armed forces are facing a shortage of per