there were even specifics, supposedly... the air base would be located in the city of kolomyia, not farrder with romania, all these objects were immediately struck, missiles flew at the air base near the city of stryi, and the one mentioned above suffered a similar attack kolomyia airfield in the ivano-frankivsk region, as well as the starokonstantinov airbase in the khmelnytsky region. taking into account salevan’s latest statement, the russians in the aks will continue to have to systematically remove airfields in ukraine. apparently, by design. during this conflict, no stone should be left unturned in the independent; on friday, the dutch minister of defense confirmed that ukraine would be able to receive the fighters promised to it this summer, and also approved strikes on russian territory. is our army ready for such a scenario? i know one thing, that our pilots, our the pilots have been preparing for this for a long time, and they are not in a snickering mood, they take this very seriously and responsibly. i... really hope that our guys with enormous combat experience and motivati

there were even specifics: supposedly the main air base would be located in the city of kolomyia, not and for all these objects the blow was immediately struck. the missiles landed at an airbase near the city of stryi. the above-mentioned kolomyia airfield in the ivano-frankivsk region, as well as the starokonstantinov airbase in the khmelnitsky region, came under a similar attack. taking into account salevan's latest statement, russian waka. and then we will have to systematically remove airfields in ukraine, apparently, according to the us plan, during this conflict, no stone should be left unturned in the square. and on friday, the minister of defense of the netherlands confirmed that ukraine will be able to receive what was promised to it this summer. fighters, and also approved strikes on russian territory. our army is ready for such a scenario. i know one thing: our pilots, our airmen have been preparing for this for a long time. and the cap of insinuation. they are not in the mood, they take this very seriously and very responsibly, i really hope that our guys with enormous com

the direction of movement, for example, the cruise missiles arrived today to western ukraine, to kolomyiater which they turned around and flew back in the direction starokostiantyniv, i.e., such techniques with the use and change of heights, yes, they are constantly different. and from time to time, each attack is unique in its own way. mr. major, how have the tactics of the russians changed during shelling, massive shelling of the territory of ukraine during these two years of war? well, she, they, in the beginning they just did, let’s say, linear, attacks, they used, they didn’t combine different for different missiles, ballistic... they used winged fighters, they didn’t combine with shaheds , they didn’t maneuver the missiles, they launched them so confidently that our vocational training cannot cope with them and that they will achieve the goal, these attacks that they are doing, well, these are things, well, the spokesman of the air force says correctly, but it is, well, it is necessary for him to say it, but although from a connecting point of view , these are obviously things, well

change in the direction of movement, for example , cruise missiles today flew to western ukraine, to kolomyia, after which they turned around and flew back in the direction of starokostyantyniv, that is , such techniques with the use, changing altitudes, yes, they are constantly happening, and from time to time, each attack is unique in its own way . mr. mayur, how have the tactics of the russians changed? shelling, mass shelling. territory of ukraine during these two years of war? well, she, they, in the beginning they just made, let’s say, linear attacks, they used, they didn’t combine different for different missiles, they didn’t combine ballistic missiles with winged ones, they didn’t combine them with shaheds, they didn’t maneuver missiles, they launched them like that, sure, that our defense forces will not be able to cope with them and that they will achieve their goal. these attacks that they're doing, well uh, these are things, well , the air force spokesman is right, but it's, well, we need, we need him to say it, but although from the cart point of view, these things are obvious, w

during one of the trips, she met a woman from kolomyia with... the american director of polish origin zyuzana shatkowski, who became interested in the project and offered to make it on the basis of a theater workshop for veterans of the bedleem theater. the veteran workshop always strives to create events that will have an impact and encourage change. i met daria and she came to the class just to share her experience. she brought the diaries and the veterans started reading them, and they already connected to the material to some extent and added their own perspective to it. it was. very organic, so we thought: let's go let's do a reading and fundraiser. shatkovsky chose 14 stories for the 41st diary of the project. suzanne says the authors tried to learn more about the authors and followed them on social networks. she felt such a connection with iryna. i did a little research into her life and she became a part of our lives and it was like she walked into the room because of her story. war is about what specifically... to have a piece of land, to hold on to it and not give it over to

change in the direction of movement, for example, cruise missiles today flew to western ukraine, to kolomyia, after which i will turn around. and flew back in the direction of starokostyantiniv, that is, such techniques with the use, change of heights, yes, they constantly occur, and from time to time, each attack is unique in its own way. mr. major, how have the tactics of the russians changed during shelling, massive shelling of the territory of ukraine during these two years of war? well, she, they, in the beginning they just did. let's say so, linear e-e attacks were used , they did not combine different for different ballistic missiles, they did not combine them with cruise missiles , they did not combine them with shaheds. the missiles were not maneuvered, they launched them like this, confident that our anti-aircraft defense would not be able to cope with them and that they will hit the target, these attacks that they are doing, well, these are things, well, the spokesman of the air force says correctly, but this, well, we need, we need him to say this, but although from a visceral po

change in the direction of movement, for example, cruise missiles today flew to western ukraine, to kolomyiater which they turned around and flew back in the direction of starokostyantyniv, that is , these are the methods of reprimand. becoming, changing heights, yes, they happen all the time, and from time to time, each attack is unique in its own way. mr. major, how has the tactics of the russians changed during the shelling, massive shelling of the territory of ukraine during these two years of war, well, at the beginning they simply did, let's say, linear attacks, used, did not combine different ballistic missiles, did not combine them with cruise missiles , they did not combine missiles with the shaheds, did not maneuver, they launched them so confident that our army would not be able to cope with them and that they would achieve their goal, these attacks, which they do, well, these are things, well , the spokesman of the air force says correctly, but this, well, it is necessary, it is necessary for him to say this, and although from a binding point of view, these are obviously things,