to kharkiv 200, from lysychansk to kramatorsk and slavyansk to this agglomeration only 60 km, to thest city of the donetsk republic, which is currently still under the control of ukrainian, neo-nazi formations to the city of seversk is only 30 km from lysychansk, and the front line runs approximately in the middle of these cities, roughly speaking, 15 km to the front from lysychansk. a front-line city, i.e. a republic, is still part of the front line. and taking into account the weapons that the enemy now has in terms of range, the same missiles, we understand that the liberation of kharkiv, kharkiv region and many other territories, regions, far beyond the borders, our administrative borders with the republic, zaporizhzhia, kherson regions, it is a military necessity. well, i'll tell you, in in this case, the military necessity for ukraine is the demilitarization of russia literally up to the urals, because their missiles fly 1,000 km away and it is necessary to somehow push back and clear this whole russian space of weapons, i will not say that we will succeed in this directly , i

although it does not fit, that is, the attack on the bakeries in lysychansk does not fit into any military logic, of course, it is just an attack on a civilian object and that's all, but what about you, but i remember how the same person, and razkabeeva from him and a bunch of others said that a blow to a cafe in kramatorsk, a blow to a cafe in pokrovsk, is a blow to the head. to military facilities, because they could go there, not even that they came, but the military could come, so what suddenly changed, well, the only thing that changed was that now it will probably be the main line of russian propaganda, and now they are all around will tell that everything that is located literally on the territory of russia, ay-yay-yay, these were civilian objects where the boys came for social bread, but what about the fact that suddenly the boys turned out to be in military uniforms ... , well, it happens like that, sometimes it happens that you go for bread with a machine gun, well, like that, but you just have to be ready for this, and i say once again, in accordance with this, you need to someh

what happened in lysychansk and who died? let's talk further. important news, statements and exclusive comments. all this is on our morning broadcast. on the radio freedom channel on youtube, as well as on tv channels. russian troops continue shelling kharkiv region. tonight , a three-story hotel in the village was destroyed as a result of the strike urban type of zolochiv in kharkiv oblast. as of the third night, the head of the kharkiv ova, oleg synigubov, reported that three people had been rescued, and one person remained under the rubble. about the fact that the russian military is trying to break through. the defense of the armed forces of ukraine in the kupyansk direction, says andriy kovalenko, head of the center for countering disinformation at the nsdc. he says that the russian army is indeed concentrating significant forces near kupyansk, but the data provided by forbes, according to kovalenko, differ from reality. i will remind you that forbes journalists with reference to the command of ukrainian troops east wrote that for the offen

lysychansk has been under occupation by russian forces since july 22 .efore the full-scale invasion , more than 100,000 people lived in the city. together with the also occupied rubizhny, this city is sputnyk. which after the occupation of luhansk in the 14th year performed the functions of the administrative center of luhansk region. serhiy joins our broadcast germash, journalist, editor-in-chief of ostriv publication. sergey, welcome to our broadcast, thank you for joining. good morning. russia and the occupying authorities of luhansk region say that the attack was on a bakery in lysychansk. instead, the so-called russian soldiers write about the dead peasants, who are not officially spoken about. allegedly, they were celebrating the official's birthday. in the restaurant, what do you know, which version do you have, where was the hit and what were the consequences, who was there? well, this is an interesting moment, because indeed russian propaganda has changed the emphasis a little, and we all have we can see, and in your video now we can see that it

when we first met in lysychansk, you were hopeful that ukraine could win.khmut, you were tired and worried. very tired. now, how do you feel about the war? can ukraine win? um, yes. of course, i hope. but i think it's war. we will be long. a long war, then. medal of honour. it's from zelensky. and for oleg, medals and an early retirement after two years that have transformed every life in this country. andrew harding, bbc news, eastern ukraine. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet is in kyiv tonight. lyse, you have been there throughout, you were there at the start of the conflict. two years on, where does it go from here? well, it feels very different, _ where does it go from here? well, it feels very different, as _ where does it go from here? well, it feels very different, as you - where does it go from here? well, it feels very different, as you just - feels very different, as you just heard in andrew's report, two years ago, after ukrainians recovered from the shock of russia's full scale invasion, they insisted to a person that this was a

when we first met in lysychansk, you were hopeful that ukraine could win.ere tired and worried. laughs. very tired. now, how do you feel about the war? can ukraine win? um, yes — of course, i hope. but i think its war. will be long. a long war, then. medal of honour. it's from zelensky. and for oleg, medals and an early retirement after two years that have transformed every life in this country. andrew harding, bbc news, eastern ukraine. talks are under way in paris in the latest effort to reach a deal on a ceasefire in gaza. israel's top intelligence official is reportedly meeting with the us, egypt and qatar, key negotiators in the war. this week, the political leader of hamas also met with egyptian mediators in cairo. israel says it will invade the densely—crowded southern gazan city of rafah unless a deal is reached for a truce. israel has already decimated parts of the city with air raids, but it is threatening a ground invasion despite international opposition. israel's allies, including the us, have spoken out against an invasion of rafah, where an e

when we first met in lysychansk, you were hopeful that ukraine could win.bakhmut, you were tired and worried. laughs. very tired. now, how do you feel about the war? can ukraine win? um, yes. of course, i hope. but i think it's war. we will be long. a long war, then. medal of honour. it's from zelensky. and for 0leg, medals and an early retirement after two years that have transformed every life in this country. andrew harding, bbc news, eastern ukraine. earlier, i spoke to eugene vindman. he served as deputy legal advisor for the national security council and blew the whistle on former presidnet donald trump trying to extort ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. and bradley bowman, who served as a national security advisor to members of the senate armed services and foreign relations committees. great to have you both with us. i will start with you, eugene. we heard a soldier there saying ukraine can win but this will be a long war, do you agree with that assessment? i do. i've been to ukraine 14 times sincejune 2022 to october last year, on a multinatio

when we first met in lysychansk, you were hopeful that ukraine could win. you feel about the war? can ukraine win? yes. of course, i hope. but i think it's war. we will be long. a long war, then. medal of honor, it's from zelensky. and for oleh, medals and an early retirement after two years that have transformed every life in this country. andrew harding, bbc news, eastern ukraine. let's go live to kyiv, where the ukrainian mp oleksiy goncharenko is waiting to talk to us. very good evening to you. thank you for being with us again. before we talk policy and defence, maybe i could ask you for a personal reflection on the eve of the second anniversary of the war. what does it mean to you? we anniversary of the war. what does it mean to you?— mean to you? we continue to fight. it's mean to you? we continue to fight. it's difficult — mean to you? we continue to fight. it's difficult. we — mean to you? we continue to fight. it's difficult. we are _ mean to you? we continue to fight. it's difficult. we are tired, - mean to you? we continue to fight. it's difficu

roman, do you know more about this situation that happened in lysychansk?l, yes, there is a lot of different information, a lot of propagandists use this event precisely in order to denigrate the armed forces there, in fact , as far as i know, we are talking about the cafe restaurant adriatic, there died, well, a total of 28 or 29 people, i know on... that there were representatives of the watchers from the russian federation, it is known that there were representatives of the security forces, the so-called lpr, well, i don’t know who the minister was, it was a former minister there, he a representative of the ministry of emergency situations system, they say that there were also prosecutors and some deputies, well, if you generalize, you can say that it was some kind of gathering of the name of some well-known local collaborator. and in fact , representatives of the occupation authorities and collaborators of the place died there, they no longer celebrate it. mr. roman, have you heard anything about the fact that the occupiers are going to restore railway

the tide rose again over mariupol, sloviansk, kramatorsk, severodonetsk and lysychansk.nwhile, the kremlin intensified its aggression in donbas. in august 2014 , the first regular russian troops appeared at the front. the battles near ilovaisk and debaltseve, tragic for the ukrainian army, became a turning point in the operation of the united forces. you will remember what happened in 2014 freed from the fact that 70% was captured at the beginning, with one such breakthrough, an assault, it was possible to reach even the encirclement of donetsk, but unfortunately, it all ended in ilovaisk, because russia realized that it was losing the initiative and introduced its official troops. to stop the invasion, ukraine, together with russia, france and germany, is forced to sign the minsk agreements, a political agreement on a temporary truce. however, the kremlin has ignored the main condition of the agreements all these years. about a ceasefire, but the document allowed it to stop advance of the enemy in donbas and give ukraine time to regain strength and rebuild the army. whe

-2 battalion of the 54th separate mechanized brigade and the rubizh national guard brigade near lysychansk, luhansk region. let's see. friends, in addition to the tv broadcast, we also work on our facebook and youtube platforms, for those who are currently watching us live there, please like this video and also take part in our vote. today we are asking you about whether you allow the deployment of nato troops in ukraine in the near future, yes, no, please vote. on youtube with the appropriate button, or leave your comment below video, so that we know your opinion, and for those who are watching us now on tv, take your expensive smartphone and vote if you allow the deployment of nato troops in ukraine in the near future, that is, during the russian-ukrainian war, 0800 211 381, no 0800 211-382, all calls to these numbers are free, vote, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote. and we have our first guest on the phone, this is yevhen dykiy, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, a former platoon commander of the aidar battalion, the leader national antarctic scienc

springboard for their further pressure, but at the same time we understand that at one time, after lysychanskk, as at one time after bakhmut, they need to lick their wounds, and these avdiyev wounds, which are really there wikipedia gives 15.51 to the soviet military, which died in afghanistan, we understand that they definitely put more than 17 thousand under avdiivka, because 17 thousand is the most modest estimate of our western... partners, who practically count these russian occupiers, the dead, one by one, we understand that some figures give significantly more, a significantly larger number, and it is clear that in addition to the dead, there are also those wounded who will definitely not return to be able to participate in hostilities, so , of course, the russians will use the autoivka for further pressure, but they will definitely need it in this area of ​​the front as well take time out to regroup, and it is clear that judging by the information given by the ukrainian military, given by the general staff, given by politicians, political figures in ukraine, we understand that the sec

i will say the following line: bakhmut, marinka, lysychansk, sever, kurakovo, ughledar, step, kupyansk, avdiyivka, today i will not be positive, i will be negative, because those doubly commanders who, you know, are blind kittens like the krits, who do not know what the situation is in the positions themselves, and manage somewhere there from the headquarters. some such thing is being shut up, that i simply feel sorry for our boys, who simply give their lives and health, this should be finished, well, i do not see the prospect of a quick or imminent victory, as long as we are commanded by such hello, today i look very critical, very critical, i'm just mega critical, because you know, it reminds me of... here's an anecdote from the soviet union, when there's a slippery road, a galolot, as they say, a truck is driving that sprinkles , the inspector stops, says, fellow driver, you have sand pouring from your body, he says, it will freeze, i sprinkle, two hours pass, it changes again, again some dovben stands and stops again and says, listen, well, it's raining on you. says, i'll explain t

circle, trying to literally emphasize that it was only a bakery, but you know, settlers from from lysychansk video of the russian namesakes , they recognized cafe adriatic, and this was the establishment situated science. there are no other houses like that, there is nothing to break there from the side of the oil refinery , the cupants actually used it for food and meetings of their occupation administration, and there was indeed a bakery there, but not as they say, that they baked social bread, well they did not bake bread there and maybe gave something to the locals who remained there, there were very few of them, but mostly they baked this bread, again to provide for themselves. own army, therefore this is absolutely a military target, and it is not surprising, absolutely, and only some russians continue to, you know, blasphemously tell that when they hit a ukrainian hotel, it is one thing, it is a military target, but when they hit the place where the russians are meeting, then this is something else, and this already means some kind of civilian goal, well, you know, this trick also doe

no boys in panties and pregnant children in a restaurant in occupied lysychansk , the so-called minister of emergency situations of the quasi -lpr was killed. on february 3, the armed forces of ukraine carried out a targeted attack on an alleged bakery in the occupied city. russian media said that 28 apparently civilians were killed at the time. among them is a child, and already today the same journalists write that a pseudo-minister became a victim, also according to the information of the occupation authorities , two local deputies, artem trostyanskyi and ivan zhushma, were killed as a result of shelling, writes our colleague andriy tsaplienko. in kherson the police arrested a couple who were selling drugs. they ordered wholesale batches through the chatbot in the messenger. then they packaged and handed over the goods, using bookmarks. the family couple left bags under the benches, buried them near the houses and photographed them, the regional police said. we managed to make about 20 such hiding places. in the apartment during the search, law enforcement officers found drugs and psy

donets, nor lysychansk, nor other settlements where the enemy was preparing an encirclement and already like a pincer, no one gave them such a gift, i hope that they will not give the same here. please tell me, do you have an understanding of why russia has now thrown all its resources and all its forces into avdiivka, and if indeed ukrainian troops will withdraw from avdiivka in an organized manner, and the city will finally come under russian control, what will the next target be? russian army, what will it be? i think that they can try to move towards pokrovsk, they can try to attack beyond chasiv yar and try to move towards kostyantynivka, plus they still have the direction of kurakhovo, which is in the mariyansk direction, that is , they will try to break through to these settlements, well, that is the goal remains, it is the capture of the donetsk region and... the principles will try to implement it, but i do not think that it will remain now, because even if they capture avdiivka and it happens, then i will say that, in principle, it is unlikely that they will be able to develop

it happening, well, the whole thing is prepared, so i will say this is the line bakhmut marinka lysychansk-northurakovo ughledar stepove kupyansk avdiyivka. today, i will not be positive, i will be negative, because those are floury the commanders who, you know, are blind kittens like thieves, who do not know what the situation is at the positions themselves, and are in charge of the headquarters somewhere, they shut up some such nonsense that i simply feel sorry for our boys, who simply give their lives and health, this should end, well, i don't see it. if there is a quick or imminent victory , while we will be commanded by such people , well, you are very critical, very critical, i am just mega critical, because you understand, and this reminds me of an anecdote from the soviet union, when there is a slippery road, hololot, as they say, a truck that sprinkles goes. the inspector stops him, says, fellow driver, you have sand falling from your body, he says: yes, it will freeze, i will sprinkle it, two hours pass, it changes again, again some dovben stops, and stops again, and says: listen, well

as is happening, well, it is going purposefully, so i will say, such a line, bahamud, marinka, lysychanskh, kurakovo, ugledar, stepove, kupyansk, avdiyivka, today i will not be positive. i will be in the negative, because those dubious teams , you know, blind kittens like cats, who do not know what the situation is in the positions themselves and manage somewhere from the headquarters, they hide some such thing, that i just feel sorry for our boys, who just give their life and health , we have to finish with this, well, i don't see the prospect of a quick or... imminent victory, as long as we are commanded by such people, well , today i look very critical, very critical, i'm just mega critical, because you understand, it reminds me of a joke from the soviets, when there is a slippery road, a hololot, as they say, a truck is driving that sprinkles, the inspector stops, says a fellow driver... sand is pouring from your body, he says: yes, it will freeze , i sprinkle , two hours pass, it changes again, again some dovden stands and stops again and says: listen, well, it’s pouring with you, he

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understand if it is possible for you to know information about the shelling of the so-called bakery in lysychansk , the minister of the so-called lpr was liquidated today , this is a little higher than the actual direction where you are, but do you know anything or your comrades may have shared some information with you, if possible, let me know, i will say frankly to... there is not enough time to analyze the entire information space, in particular in the dynamics of what is happening on the contact line, i will only say something else that our intelligence service works actively and persistently enough in order to determine not only the places of concentration of enemy personnel, the location of equipment, but also in order to determine those places where certain officials who receive decisions from among the russian occupation troops and, accordingly, temporary administrations, this is how a systemic impression is made on them, and this is not the first time... when the defense forces managed to eliminate employees of a sufficiently high level, so you know, they objectively inspire such things

marenka, lysychansk sever, kurakovo, ugledar, stepove, kupyansk, avdiivka. because those doubly commanders, who , you know, are blind kittens like goats, who do not know what the situation is at the positions themselves, and rule somewhere over there from the headquarters, such a thing shuts up. that i simply feel sorry for our boys, who simply give their lives and health, with this should end, well, i don't see the prospect of a quick or imminent victory as long as we are commanded by such people, well, today i look at you very critical, very critical, i'm just mega-critical, because you understand, and it reminds me...

in eastern ukraine, moscow-installed officials say at least 28 people were killed in the town of lysychansk the russian-occupied region of luhansk. the attack hit a bakery saturday. at least one of the victims was a child. ukraine has not yet commented on the attack, which russian officials say was conducted with the u.s.-supplied high mobility artillery rocket system, or himars. in senegal, security forces used tear gas to disperse protesters in the capital dakar after president macky sall moved to postpone this month's elections. demonstrations took place as the national assembly gathered to debate the issue. >> we were only defending ourselves. he metals with the constitution, the newspapers come the population. he does everything he can to put us in a difficult position. i repeat, we are not fighting for simple cause. we are fighting for freedom. nermeen: among the arrested were former prime minister aminata toure and current presidential candidate anta babacar. some have denounced sall's move as an institutional coup. the committee to protect journalists called on senegalese authoritie

from american khaymars in peaceful lysychansk. for a few seconds, i hear screams and me.

stated this at a meeting of the un security council, which our country convened after the attack on lysychanskis truth public. those who support ukrainian militants feel complete impunity. now , without exaggeration, the central topic for the world media, included in the top news on the planet, the most famous american journalist tucker carlson published a four-minute preview of his interview with vladimir putin. video of a journalist who came to russia standing. against the backdrop of the kremlin and the cathedral of christ the savior appeared the night before and in the first hours alone received more than 40 million views, heating up the degree of interest of the audience on both sides of the ocean to the limit. tucker carlson promises to post the full version of the conversation without cuts or editing on his website. carson explained: in moscow, as an independent journalist, he paid for this trip himself; the american administration had already tried more than once to prevent him from talking with the russian leader. carlson did not rule out that the western government. they will probabl