lviv yes, we are waiting for the poles here, it is very important not yet the council of the luhansk universityed after shevchenko, the people's deputy of the last convocation, now he is in touch with us and we are talking about what is happening in the luhansk region viktor vitaliy is falling, i congratulate you. good health , panel, good afternoon. well, what is happening now in luhansk oblast at this moment. what do you know about the situation? heavy battles, very heavy battles are taking place in uh, somewhere in 80% of luhansk oblast, they are controlled by orcs at the moment, those 20%. what remained are the large industrial cities of severodonetsk, lysychansk, partly rubezhnoye , partly popasna, mountainous, and very, very fierce battles are going on for them. i have been calling since this morning from friends, uh, from those towns that were already captured by the occupiers not far from severodonetsk these are such as starobilsk, the district centers of novoyaidar, svatovo, they say they overtook tanks, armored vehicles, dozens of planes are constantly flying in the direction of sever

therefore, applicants from donetsk and luhansk universities from ukraine a annually entered us and will continue to do so this year. we even accepted special conditions that they can enter without passing the unified state examination a by e-interview or on the basis of the results of exams that universities organize independently. thank you very much. as part of the digital economy project, 4g communications are coming even to the most remote villages. how is the quality of life in the outback changing with access to mobile communications and fast internet about it, a report by elizaveta khramtsova. more than half of russians experience noticeable stress when they are left without communication. for example, if the phone is out of charge. this is a survey data, a person experiences not the best emotions, and when a smartphone, due to the fact that the network does not catch , turns into an expensive notebook with games and a set of photos, thanks to our projects , there are fewer white spots on the map of russia and get through. you can even get to the village of settlements, which is

if desired, students can get a job to enter universities. in luhanskies of the republic pay great attention not only to the restoration of infrastructure damaged by the shelling of the apu, but also to the development of agriculture in the liberated territories ministry of agriculture helps farmers with sowing allocated funds to purchase seed fuel and fertilizer. this is a job for local residents, it is extremely necessary, because there are more than a million hectares of agricultural land in the republic. igor pikhanov yaroslav borisov ivanovsanov to lead the luhansk people's republic at once several participants in the special operation to defend donbass received military awards on the front medal water pontoon company, which successfully pointed to a floating bridge under mortar fire. and even the exploits of the russian military to keep the strategically important crossing was able to motorized rifle company under the command of egorov's drill militants. they tried to recapture the object, as well as cut off russian units from supplies and reinfor

issued by educational organizations donetsk and luhansk republics are recognized on the territory of russia to students. after graduation from russian universitiesill be offered a job in the donbass in addition, turchak assured that soon the peaceful life will return to the region. on this land, finally, uh will come in no fragments, but it will come completely on the entire territory of exclusion, and the territories of the entire donetsk lugansk people of the republic liberate them territories, we protect them, uh, from the ecological nature of the nazis. here, once and for all , they also visited the mariupol ambulance hospital , which suffered from shelling from the side of the all- russian medical facility, will be fully restored, in addition, torchak noted that russia will provide comprehensive assistance in establishing a peaceful life in the donbass and the main emphasis will be placed on repairing damaged houses, uninterrupted supplies of food and providing the population with medicines. now we will briefly interrupt it, which will show, further problems and taunts. the first debate of macron lipons, planes descending on the capitol, a

analysis of strategy, technology development tag of the gubkin university of oil and gas vyacheslav mishchenko now the situation in in the luhanske's republic, ukrainian troops shelled the city of irmina, according to the joint center for coordination control, they hit a tornado from a multiple launch rocket system the day before, the city of pervomaisk will be told in more detail about the events in the lpr by our special correspondent igor pikhanov. the ukrainian military continues to shell the territory of the luhansk people's republic today , the village of irmina was hit from the side of the apu position, for 2 days in a row they hit it from multiple launch rocket systems , there burned out, damaged private houses the day before it was fired twice, the city of pervomaisk was fired, heavy artillery was fired at it, the entire city of pervomaisk is practically any square of the city and administratively subordinate settlements and residents do not know where the shelling will arrive next time, uh, shells will arrive and hit civilian infrastructure for transport infrastructure facilities. uh. it can be said that not a single l

luhansk and donetsk people's republics. uh, targeted places are allocated in our universities. we are actively working with an institution of secondary vocational education. we already have an exchange, so everyone who wishes to enter our institution, of course. e, as much as possible. we will take these wishes into account and do everything so that students can continue their education. yes thank you very much for your support now in the donbass they are really necessary, and educational toys, books and playgrounds for children are all very important and also join us thank you very much. marina please convey to sergey sergeyevich our gratitude for participating in the program, and even more for his understanding, so to speak. how important are books in russian, how important is it to raise and educate children from a young age in that culture and in that tradition, as he said, which is completely common for us, which are actually make big people out of little people. that's for everything. this is a big thank you. yes, we will continue our project. uh, we're alive in every sen

will receive targeted support for admission to russian universities turchak stressed that all diplomas and certificates issued in the donetsk and luhansk recognized on the territory of russia we will show unique production technologies for the aviation industry, how the preparations for the parade are going on and the world masterpiece of the exploits of the front-line operators of the first oscar was released to the public . details after advertising. wait today for a special edition of the program 60 minutes all the latest news about the situation in ukraine and in the world. we go live right after the news. don't miss 60 minutes. today at 11:30 and 17:30 on the russia channel only in alpha-bank for a whole year without interest on a credit card and guaranteed free service apply online and we will deliver the card wherever you like. alfa-bank is the best mobile application that works all over the world. anxiety insomnia so you can help yourself in a circle afobazol helps to cope with anxiety and insomnia for four weeks for the most pronounced action, new in the fight against a beetle on a potato, three active substances instantaneous

. >> they come from luhansk, from mariupol, from kyiv, they come from bucha, to here, to this universitybs and bullets. >> translator: putin -- >> reporter: she has called this mattress her home for one month as of today, tries to brighten her small part of the gymnasium floor. >> translator: these are not even my things. it is hard to bear it. to wear someone else's clothes. that's why i like flowers torsion make it beautiful. >> reporter: she was once an administrator for a chain of sushi restaurants. she fled in part because she needed to come somewhere where she could he still by vital medications for her aging mother which she sends back through the still functioning post office. she lived once about six mime from boucha. >> it is hard to speak without crying because a lot of friends and colleagues live in and near buch dlaflt it is all impossible to imagine because it is so close. >> reporter: she recently spoke to one of her friends, alexei. >> translator: the russians threw a grenell aid at the door and raped the girls. i'm afraid to ask for more detail about it. i will know more

. >> they come from luhansk, from donetsk, from kharkiv, from mariupol, from kyiv, from bucha. to here. to this university a safe place away from putin's bombs and bullets. >> translator: putin -- >> reporter: she has called this her home for one month as of today, tries to brighten her small part of the gymnasium floor. >> translator: these are not even my things. it is hard to bear it. to have to wear someone else's clothes. that's why i like to have flowers. >> reporter: she was once an administrator for a chain of sushi restaurants. a chain that shut down after ukraine came under attack. she fled in part because she needed to come somewhere where she could buy vital medications for her mother which she sends back through the still functioning post office shelf lived ones about six miles from bucha. the site of so many atrocities. >> translator: it is hard to speak without crying. a lot of friends and colleagues live in and near buch dlafl it is all impossible to imagine. >> she recently spoke to one of her friends. >> translator: the russians couldn't open the cellar. they threw a grenell aid at the d

the luhansk people's republics and ukraine september 25, 1969 in the village of benoy in the chechen-ingush autonomous soviet socialist republic in 1994 he graduated from the chechen state university since 2000 delimkhanov worked in law enforcement agencies from july 18, 2006 to 2007, he commanded a police battalion of private security, and then a regiment of the private security department under the ministry of internal affairs of the chechen republic for the protection of oil and gas facilities from july 18, 2006 to 2007. he was deputy chairman of the government of the chechen republic in the elections on december 2, 2007. delimkhanov was elected to the state duma for the first time ; he was the author of twenty legislative initiatives and amendments to draft federal laws. adam delimkhanov, advisor to the head of the chechen republic ramzan kadyrov, has been receiving participation in a special operation in ukraine led units of fighters from the chechen republic during the liberation of mariupol from ukrainian nationalists previously delimkhanov was awarded three orders of courage, as well as the order of akhmat kadyrov the highest award of the chechen republic discussed the sit

researcher at the university of texas well, he is talking about america again and a summons instead of pizza delivery immediately to the front in the occupied territories of donetsk and luhansk regions , men of conscription age are captured, local people write about it, as if they promise to be involved in the protection of roads and facilities, and instead they are sent to war in in ukraine, many people are even afraid to order deliveries, because under the guise of couriers they can come from the military commissariat as they are hiding there from mobilization. 18 to 55 years of age on the streets of khordo now practically do not appear and those who take risks are caught by employees of the military commissariats of the people's republic, mobilization has been announced, we are calling for e-e the 18th year of the ninth assembly is really rich. detailed mobilization and arrests on the streets not only intimidated people, but actually stopped the economy of the separatist regions in luhansk . complains about the closure of electronics stores in donetsk . in his blog , a student from donetsk i ordered myself a pizza and you know who brought me a 35-year-old girl all men, al

and luhansk people's republics and our countries has been adapted since 2015, and a complex of factors concerns psychological assistance, and today the faculty of psychology of moscow state universityat will be communicated to each educational institution. this is fortification. hello guys are under a lot of stress. many of them. eh, believe me, they didn’t see it at all, they don’t even remember a peaceful life. i would like to say that today there are already 64 regions of our country, and about 20,000 children have been accepted, of which 13,700. it school-age children and the children themselves note the interviews of our senators. we met a lot and talked with the guys that they are very well received in schools. once again, i repeat, of course, we are absolutely not talking about any specialized camps for the forced teaching of the russian language. thank you so much for joining our conversation today. all the best to you. everything was said correctly, but in my unit and in general, everywhere in the army there, the dpr was there for the most part, so as not to speak ukrainian the country of donetsk and luhansk guys and they, firstly, they all speak russian perfectly . a. sec

university. here already the second second month. guys, two shifts around the clock collect humanitarian aid from all over the country, and send it both to temporary accommodation centers and, accordingly, on the territory luhansknetsk people's republics. it was ours. uh, a joint convoy with the boxing federation. our first joint big canoe. this is just the beginning, we were able to take in the order of 600 ann and products of medicines, e-e water, and examination needs in three directions, lugansk donetsk to mariupol a opened our own and an additional humanitarian center in donetsk brought a couple of generators and fur mikhailovich what do you need most? so you mentioned both water and generators and i don’t know products and i don’t know books. here's what's needed. at lugansk, mariupol, donetsk have water needs, and we are working to open these needs. ah, in the village, where we went with denis, we went to the slavic-serbian region, a village, collaus, here, uh, they ask for uh, seeds and potatoes, because the signal uh, people of peaceful life are getting better at the front, moved away. and, of course, like the most. the main thing is to have time to sow now in order to harvest everything, so we brought

luhansk. they come from donetsk. they come from kharkiv. they come from mariupol. they come from kyiv. they come from bucha to here, to this universitys. >> translator: putin is an a-hole. >> reporter: yulia, who has called this mattress home for one month as of today, tries to brighten her one part of the gymnasium floor. >> these are not even my things. it's hard to bear it, to wear someone else's clothes. that's why i like to have flowers. >> reporter: yulia was once an administrator for a chain of sushi restaurants. she fled in part because she needed to come somewhere where she could still buy vital medications for her aging mother, which she sends back through the still functioning post office. yulia lived once just about six months from bucha, the site of so many atrocities. >> translator: it is hard to speak without crying because a lot of friends and colleagues live in irpin and bucha. it is all impossible to imagine because it's so close, and i might have known these people. >> reporter: she recently spoke with one of her friends, alexi. >> translator: the russians couldn't open the cellar so threw a grenade at the door, an