these were the last photos, the last photos of still peaceful mariupol, where there is a cup of coffeeh the inscription mariupol and the sun is rising , over the still peaceful city, there were literally fewer days, less than a day before it all started. what were the feelings then? i know that there was just an action, you also wrote about it before that already under the drama theater, and there was a feeling that the war was near. you know, i wouldn't say that there was a feeling that the war was close, but honestly, everyone is trying to talk about it now, it was really restless, in mariupol, well, in principle , the war had not gone anywhere for the last 10 years, and eight years before that, and we constantly heard her, felt her, and maybe a little differently, as it was in the 14th and 15th years, but she is definitely nowhere was happening, but i certainly didn't expect what happened, in fact, we were all very sure that even if... that there would be a war, that we would stand up, because, well, apparently, you know, there were such conversations between us that in order to tak

and from mariupol right now.erdyanska to all these territories. in fact, on the one hand , there is a large re-staffing and training of units, which apparently have been withdrawn from the front. if taken accordingly. what we fix is ​​about 20-30% - it's manpower, the number of people, who clearly took part in hostilities, they differ quite strongly, and at the same time, about 70% are russians who were brought recently to the coast, i repeat again, from mariupol to bernyansk, to all possible camps where it is prepared, now it is ongoing, well, like coordination before assembly, something like that. those imported brand new did not take part in the front, it is easy to see, and the main thing is that they all do not use any signs of distinction from each other, well, nakshal chevronik, or something else, there is a little new markings have appeared, but now we are finding out what they are, and from those subdivisions that have been allocated, what we partially fix, we fix that they have some kind of bat on the c

, or actually many of them... who make the decision to return to mariupol because they want to protect their housing, and then say that it was the worst decision they made, to return to the city where they now refuel russia. well, lately, yes, we have been observing a tendency to return from ukraine, in particular, not only, but also in particular, well, not so much and not only those who have housing are returning here. it is clear that they are motivated, first of all , to make such a difficult decision, those who preserved housing in mariupol, even without taking into account the difficult way back there through one entry point you can enter, it is expensive enough, it is difficult enough, because first you have to leave ukraine, well, for example, to turkey or somewhere else indeu, or to somehow get to belarus through poland and from there enter russia only through one point, this is the sheremit airport. after a day or two to be kept in the filtering queue and all that other stuff, but well, this is not just a question because housing has been preserved, unfortunately, it is a que

the couple managed to leave mariupol on may 31 , 2022.ays before leaving , svitlana's old mother died, and pavlo decided to bury her in his yard. i dug it myself not very deep, i dug it in the hope that in september, something like this would happen to me information that we will release in mariupol in september. well, that year, then my mother-in-law and i buried it in our house, when we were already leaving , says the saint. well, now at least there will be someone to look after the house, we arrived at the customs office, well, men, there were several buses there, they took us to a room, we were all separated into underwear. svitlana and pavla's son and grandson left mariupol in march. 12-year-old maksym lives with his mother in drohobych, lviv region, his father went to serve in the army. the guy remembers those humiliations and a long way to the territory controlled by ukraine. there was a large convoy, all the seats were occupied, we drove standing all night, and then, well, at night we arrived at the russian checkpoint. there was a

for the second time, the advisor of the mayor of mariupol petro andryuchenko in connection with ourtudio, mr. peter, congratulations, glory to ukraine, romslav, i congratulate you, mr. peter, we are not surprised by the chinese resistance... it’s because xi’s red empire rules over there in china, that is, it’s not for us to teach the bolsheviks how to lie properly, but when the german channel cdf does it with a history with everything and publishes this literally propagandistic story about the fact that the the percentage of fats in oil, paradise is blooming on the land of mariupol, everything is being rebuilt quickly, it's not like there... vaz for ukraine. the russians show such beauty there that there is simply no better place. well, in germany you have to give credit, the scandal broke out, they are already saying, how could it be, it was wrong, it was our appeal. that is, they reacted, but still, well, a completely and completely abnormal situation, even from our partners. why did this happen? money doesn't smell. well, why did it happen? the answer is quite obvious, you don't

i want to shift a bit of — mariupol at that time.tention - mariupol at that time. i want to shift a bit of attention from - mariupol at that time. i want to shift a bit of attention from me | mariupol at that time. i want to i shift a bit of attention from me as the journalist, shift a bit of attention from me as thejournalist, i made the shift a bit of attention from me as the journalist, i made the choice to go to the people that was trapped there. 300,000 people were trapped in a city that was constantly, indiscriminately bombarded and they were cut off from the outside world, there was no food or sufficient supplies of water or electricity. it was a death trap. the same thing happened with aleppo before, it's happened with aleppo before, it's happened to mariupol. it was destroyed building by building. the front line was moving through the city. thousands of people were killed, at least 25,000 people. that'sjust killed, at least 25,000 people. that's just the official numbers. it's likely much higher. taste that'sjust the officia

mariupol city council, join us, you can already see it on your screens, mr. we congratulate you, good morning, financial times did an investigation about construction companies. russian ladies who trade in mariupol, i don't know if you have seen this investigation or read this material, it is already laid out, it is translated into ukrainian, if you have read it, share your impressions, if not, maybe you were a commentator in this material, well i read the summary about what is happening with the so-called... temporary employment in mariupol and in general on a temporary basis in the occupied territories, and here is what recently appeared there from the side of the occupiers, who say that in 2024 they will build as many as 147,000 and put into operation 147, m2 of mortgage... housing on the territory of the temporarily occupied territory of donetsk oblast, and if we simply figure the number sounds so much 147,000, if we divide it by the average number of square meters of an apartment there, and then also houses, then it will turn out to be about 28, 28 house

, leaving more than 200,000 mariupol families homeless, i.e. half a million lived in mariupol. peoplethey now say with pride that they issued 300 warrants, that is, in fact , 3% of what they destroyed and destroyed, and this is in two, in fact, in one and a half years of occupation, nothing changes in the communal situation either, that is, people they sit in half -destroyed houses without heating, the electricity goes off periodically. and, accordingly, it is not possible to heat, heat the premises, and they also record in mariupolka an increase in the prices of essential products, as well as a great pity, the occupiers are generally worried there, because it is expensive, vodka is more expensive, that is the main strategy. product, mr. dmitry , it is actually worth mentioning that today is february 23, which means that tomorrow we will sadly celebrate such sad acts of large-scale russian invasion, and in fact, i went to mr. andryushchenko's telegram and he posted a photo , who... wrote the last photo from still peaceful mariupol on the eve of the literal invasion, the day before the

irina vyalkova was born, raised and educated in mariupol. she is the dean of the faculty of philology and mass communications. here he studies to become a philologist, journalist, advertiser, psychologist. at the university she has been working since 2007, deputy dean since 2009. as they say now, the abolition of the russian language. for comparison, in ukraine there were 300 people, most of the students came from mariupol and other cities of the dpr. maxim studies at the faculty of physical education and is from teresa. his father and uncle are members of the svo. i study at kuindzh moscow state university. i entered here on the initiative of my parents, let’s put it this way, that is , my uncle fought, he said that mariupol had been liberated, you can calmly come here to enroll, since in donetsk it was i was restless, i didn’t want to sit at a distance, and i decided to enroll here, given the circumstances, it seems surprising, but approximately 40% of the students at kuindzh and nagorodnya moscow state university, and this is not only don

is — start with silence. 20 days in mariupol is not _ start with silence. 20 days in mariupol is not start with silence. 20 days in l mariupol is not easy to watch. it is not a sanitised view of war, it is footage shot by mstyslav chernov a photojournalist for the united press in 2022 as russian forces began circling the port city. it tells the story of the first 20 days of the 86 day siege of mariupol. 20 days of the 86 day siege of mariu ol. , , .., 20 days of the 86 day siege of mariuol. , , _ , mariupol. they became symbols of our russia _ mariupol. they became symbols of our russia attacked _ mariupol. they became symbols of our russia attacked ukraine, | of our russia attacked ukraine, how they killed the civilians, what tactics russia uses to take every single city right now in ukraine. 20 take every single city right now in ukraine.— now in ukraine. 20 days in mariunol— now in ukraine. 20 days in mariupol is _ now in ukraine. 20 days in mariupol is in _ now in ukraine. 20 days in mariupol is in many - now in ukraine. 20 days in mariupol is in many ways l now in ukraine. 20 da

dmytro, what is the situation in mariupol now?are all watching the front line, what is happening, first of all in avdiivka. we understand that from avdiyvka to mariupol is actually not so far, although the situation in both cities is completely and completely different, but the same coke plant is often compared with azovstal and the defense of avdia. with the defense of mariupol, did the city react to the fact that ukrainian troops left avdiivka and that the front line advanced? yes, unfortunately, there are many parallels, both with azovstal and with toksokhim , for example, when the occupiers used prohibited phosphorus weapons, and we remember very well when the occupiers did it with... azovstal, that is, when they could not defeat our defenders in a fair fight, they used prohibited methods, they used two-ton fabs, dumping them on azovstal, and the same thing we saw in avdiivka, when in a fair fight, which is prescribed in the geneva convention, the russians... cannot win, they can only win when they used exclusively prohibited

, come on, our 36th marine brigade held the defense for 56 days. it concerns the surroundings of mariupol, we went out there with my husband, he tells me if you don't want to, if you want to surrender, i will surrender with you, we broke through 12 km behind the enemy's rear, sunday was intense, for sure. this is the coast of the black sea, and somewhere there is crimea. crimea was one of the bases of the ukrainian marines, and it is there that it plans to return. very it is actually difficult to single out only one brigade, because their stories, the stories of individual marine infantry battalions are closely interrelated , so in this and the next one. we will talk about the victories of the marines as a separate type of troops. those who remained loyal to ukraine after the annexation of crimea went through the hell of the ilyich plant in mariupol, participated in the breakthrough and were able to return to the ranks. in this series, the legendary 36th brigade, the first and 503rd are separate battalions. the marines are a branch of the naval forces of the armed forces of ukraine, desig

, the convoy was already shot, since march 14 already the city of mariupol, the entire mariupol garrison

in this way they are trying to impose a cult of hatred and war on the children of mariupol.ure in the besieged city. this is a military-patriotic organization, and it is logical that in a military-patriotic organization there are courses of initial military training, where, as everywhere else , they absolutely should be. yes, as in any, it seems to me, ever... country they exist, and i have already said more than once, i am very touched by this concern of ukrainian propagandists for our children, while for example, they had these endless ones since the fourteenth year of the azov camp, where children were not only taught how to use weapons, where they were trained directly as militants, and i’m also interested in how the training is - basic military training, that is, tactical medicine there, just know how weapons work, what they are, how they create anger and hatred. in relation to ukrainians, you know, for me it sounds like, if in labor classes girls are taught, for example, to cook, then they are taught not to cook, it’s theirs they teach you to hate vegetables, for examp

thank you very much, mariupol residents, warm greetings, all the best.have such data, i... you know, what else is there, we have a fairly mild, warm climate, snow in our city is quite a rare occurrence, unfortunately, the new year itself, we were without snow, there was a lot of fog there, above-zero temperatures, and a little we didn’t feel such a new year’s festive mood, but just after the new year we periodically snow, and this was one of the reasons to actually delay the dismantling of the christmas tree, so that our residents, our children... would be imbued with this new year’s mood and see the actual the tree along with the snow, that is, this year it was planned to remove it even a little earlier, yes, but due to the fact that weather conditions allowed this tree to be left for a longer period, this was what you were guided by, absolutely right, yes, i just wanted to extend the new year a little festive mood, this particular tree that andryushchenko is showing here this year, when it was removed, before the end of january we removed it, thank you

irina vyalkova was born, raised and educated in mariupol.ow she is the dean of the faculty of philology and mass communications. here he studies to become a philologist, journalist, advertiser, psychologist. she has been working at the university since 2007, and has been deputy dean since 2009. as they say now, the abolition of the russian language in schools and universities happened before her eyes. we didn’t shorten the hours at the university, there... they cut it off, forgot about it and that’s it, goodbye, that’s why it’s just, well, such a layer of culture, just elementary knowledge about this, it is simply lost, well , we are trying very hard, we have set aside a very large number of hours for journalists, well, for all specialties, and to adapt to the maximum of literature, language, to the russian educational programs of the mariupol university. like other universities in new regions, the ministry of science and universities are helped by curators. well, of course, a new life, new standards, it’s difficult, hard, but thanks to our

, well, that is , now all people teach and study in russian, that is, in the native language of mariupolit’s possible, yes, you saw in lvov, yes, now, as part of de-russification, two streets have now been renamed, ivan fedorov and repin ilya repin, into ukrainian names, now fedorovich and ripin, yes, they have become, but i'm just the last one, so i'm finishing so that you like it, i looked like this street fedorova was called. firstly, because it is our job, we are journalists, our job is to inform people. february 9 is a memorable date in the military history of russia. february 9, 1904, feat of the cruiser "voryak". the russian cruiser voryak and the gunboat koreets were blocked by the japanese fleet in chimulpo bay in the yellow sea. the forces were too unequal, but the sailors and officers did not let go of the glorious andrei. brush in front of the enemy. by decision of the officers' council, the varak was scuttled, and the korean was blown up by the crew. public control how many cameras are they filming here? no, cameras are needed so that voting can be observed. there are observ

dmitry tolmachev reports from mariupol. come in, the residents of mariupol have always been famous for, now olga mikhailovna is happy to show us her new house, we saved it from the apartment, what was broken, what did not burn completely, some of the furniture with traces of fragments, but mostly a new spacious kitchen, two the bathroom and of course the view from the balcony, it’s the sea, what a beauty, well, when spring comes there will be it’s beautiful, all the gardens will be in full bloom , the neighbor from the bottom floor is ready to give a tour of the apartment, i’m... just very happy, just very happy, my son is also very happy, ivan the builder is restoring his hometown, but even he never ceases to be impressed by the new standards at which housing is being built, something happened to the water in the apartment, basement, block it off, run, that’s it, but until recently this place was a vacant lot overgrown with grass, we’ve been here since august 22, three houses, three houses, yes, one is already occupied. second completed, third finishing work is being completed, all ap

, the convoy was already shot, but since march 14 , the city of mariupol, the entire mariupol garrison was already completely surrounded, how many people did you take there? approximately 670 people, how long were you there and holding the defense? well, until april 12, from march 1 to april 12, well , the situation was critically difficult, let 's put it that way, but at first there was a week, 10 days, well, it was possible to hold on there more or less while there were old stocks. there ammunition, supplies , and medicine, but you understand that every day it gets worse and worse, worse and worse, and if there were no replenishment of all this, it was difficult, but everyone held on and everyone knows what they held on to , it was hard, yes. were wounded, were killed , but there is no war without victims, well, without the dead, everyone understood that, everyone stood, everyone fought, well, if every serviceman, including me, hoped for the best, but we understood that from us, who was in mariupol, depends... what is happening in ukraine, because everyone knew that russia had withdr

unlike mariupol.motely, the reason is clear, the city is under fire every day. don ntu, better known as donetsk polytechnic university, is also remote. when donbass officially became part of russia, many students who were mobilized in the dpr in february twenty- two returned here from the front to finish their studies. donetsk national technical university is a university with a century-old history. and in soviet times, and now, despite the fact that hostilities are ongoing, donetsk polytechnic is one of the most prestigious. universities of donbass, well, our university was founded on may 30 , 1921, founded for a specific purpose, the industrialization of donbass, that is, well, the young soviet state at that time realized that it was necessary to develop industry, this cannot be done without personnel, they took such an unprecedented move when province, because the city, at that time yuzovka was a deep province, a university was founded, which... ukraine, russia, more than 70 foreign states, that is

the battle for mariupol lasted 5 days from the fifth to the de.ating, the nazis destroyed block after block, specially detachments of german torchbearers burned and blew up all public and private buildings, schools, hospitals, kindergartens . the azovstal ilyecha plant was badly damaged, and the tanker grozny was sunk. 80 years later, the picture repeated itself: the city was destroyed by the ukrainian military. places that were the scene of fierce battles of our ancestors, our grandfathers and great-grandfathers during the great patriotic war, they have to be liberated again, and well, let’s just say that the feat of our ancestors, yes, it is for us some kind of historical material from which we need learn certain lessons. if mariupol was liberated in 1943 quickly in 5 days, then in the twenty-second the battles continued for a long 3 months. the kiev regime declared mariupol the temporary capital of the donetsk region back in 2014, turning it into a powerful fortified area in 8 years, but even the walls of the workshops of the famous asustal pla

every resident knew this house in mariupol. right here lists of those stolen were formed. memory of these terrible events after the war , a memorial plaque was installed here. it will be kept in the museum during restoration work. during the occupation of mariupol, in 1941-43, there was a stock exchange in this building. labor, from here more than 60,000 mariupol residents were driven into slavery in germany, every tenth died in captivity, in 2014 there was a police department here, our police, which were, so to speak, supporters of the dpr, the ukrainian military shot and burned this building, a lot of people died . today is the spring 2014 event years in mariupol they regard the arrival of rather shady personalities , one day the caretaker called me into the hall, two people were standing and told me, if you don’t remove the material, the battle of moscow for stalingrad and the battle of kor, i will bring people here, they will destroy all your shop windows, we were forbidden to use the term great patriotic war, it was the soviet-german war, well, a lot of things, everyt

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i was in mariupol, i did not have the opportunity to leave because i had parents. they are already elderly, dad is 85 years old, my mother is 75, my mother suffered three strokes in a row since march 23, yes, thank you, we, of course, have a doctor who, a cardiologist, well, let’s say , at least, you know, raised her today, well , she moves more or less, father, he has a hearing problem, he didn’t understand at all what happened, military events took place. people really wanted to return to their home university after may 20. we met several colleagues because we were on the metro. there was a point where people came for humanitarian aid, there was a connection, that is , somewhere you could call someone, there were already cards there were some local values, phones could be purchased, you know, it was such a place, such a location, where we really met with colleagues, with employees, those who stayed here, somehow you know, a group of people organized themselves, and the ministry of education of the dpr came to our city, so people like... they reported who saw whom

as in all other occupied territories, from mariupol were forcibly sent to germany. to the reich's plans , at least 15 million people were to be brought out of the ussr for forced labor. every resident knew this house in mariupol; it was here that lists of those who were stolen were formed. in memory of these terrible events after the war, a memorial plaque was installed here. it will be kept in the museum during restoration work. during the occupation of mariupol, 1941-43, the labor exchange was located in this building. from here they were taken into slavery. more than 60,000 mariupol residents came to germany, every tenth died in captivity, in 2014 there was a police department here, our police, who were, so to speak, supporters of the dpr, the ukrainian military shot and burned this building, a lot of people died. today , the event of spring 2014 in mariupol is regarded as one of the episodes of the war in donbass. then for the first time since. 1945 local residents again heard shooting on the streets, they found ukrainian tanks passing by, which shot up a fortre

the couple managed to leave mariupol on may 31, 2022.wo days before leaving , svitlana's old mother died and pavlo decided to bury her in his yard. i dug in the hope that in september, we had such information that we would release something in september. i buried it in myself. and when we were already leaving, the saint said, well, now at least someone will look after the house. husband and wife have been living in germany for less than two years, for the first time during this time they met their relatives here in ukraine. svitlana and pavla's son and grandson left mariupol in march. 12-year-old maksym lives with his mother in drohobych, lviv region. his father went to serve in the army. the boy remembers those humiliations and the long journey to the territory controlled by ukraine. there was a large column, all seats were occupied. we drove standing all night and then at night we arrived at a russian checkpoint there was a gas station and at that time we were told that we would not go any further and we stood there in the spit for two

global pharmaceutical giants conducted experiments on residents of mariupol.ildren and patients in psychological departments and which western companies were involved. we won with a crushing score. another masters series tournament in counter strike 2 was won by the russian esports team team spirit. let's talk about the prize fund. in the rostov region, the consequences of bad weather are being eliminated. the day before the region warmed up and there was freezing rain. hundreds of thousands of people were left without electricity. the storm warning is in effect and our correspondent in the region, yulia bobakova, is joining the broadcast today. yulia, greetings, what is the weather like now and how is the restoration work going? yes, daria, hello, bad weather continues to attack the rostov region. it suffers the most.

those strike groups that struck in the luhansk region and in the direction between volnovakha and mariupol actually talked about... the capabilities of these corps with you when we spoke two years ago in an interview, and then you said that these corps by themselves they are not capable of carrying a significant threat, and i would like to ask already after two years, what has turned out in practice, how have they performed, perhaps in comparison with the russian troops, what can you say about them? i will say this, they did not justify the trust placed in them by the russian occupation forces, even... and they were reinforced directly by russian regular units, they could not fulfill all the tasks assigned to them, but they fought quite powerfully and i will tell us it was not easy considering the huge superiority and complete control of the air, you yourself understand that it is not easy to hold the line of defense when you are surrounded by... from all sides and expect a 360° attack. well, i will say, our people did a miracle, they really did a feat, because no one expected that in such

a question in general about security, and denis vladimirovich, how is the return of residents to mariupoldents of other cities of the dpr, other regions of russia moving there, and you you know, we are indeed recording a constant increase in the number of residents in the city of mariupol, this is due to the fact that the city... is being rebuilt, the city is being updated, a city where a fairly convenient infrastructure appears, but this is also a question of security, and this is, in principle, dominant in a number of cases, our citizens move not only to mariupol, when shelling intensifies, they try to move to other, relatively rear, settlements of ours, i’m talking about shakhtersk, i’m talking about the novoazlovsky district, i’m talking about yenakiev , and of course, including mariupol, as one of the largest safe ones. regarding the cities of the donetsk people's republic, and you recently said that the construction of preferential mortgage housing in the dpr is planned not only in mariupol, what cities are we talking about, how many new new houses are planned to be built in donetsk

managed to... stop them, because the main blows in the direction of luhansk and the direction of mariupol the first days were beaten. i understand that the military constantly plans some actions in case something goes wrong, but this is a collision of plans with reality, this is how you perceived it as a commanding military officer, that is , on paper, obviously, on maps, you understood that could happen, but uh, what did you think when it actually happened, you know, on paper, we played out a lot of situations, just... dangerous for us, it was something that we could get into, so we did everything, in order to prevent us from having a corridor through which ammunition, resources , and evacuating the wounded would be delivered, and we succeeded in this, we could not prevent the enemy from suddenly entering the er line, which would not have given us maneuver, i will say , the enemy did not expect such a meeting, so the russian units that were going through the luhansk region, faced with our reserves, which were standing, they stood only focally on the main directions, but this gave time, t

the occupation of mariupol lasted 700 days and nights.he germans started publishing newspapers and leaflets, and back in '41 they began to stir up the interethnic issue. this is a demonstrative encouragement of the ukrainian literature and language, distribution. fobic sentiments of ideas, the russian language was categorically prohibited in all schools, teaching was conducted only in ukrainian, starting from the third grade, compulsory study of the german language was introduced. in some cases , propaganda of hatred towards russians took the form of pogrom calls. in the first days of the occupation, calls appeared calling for the kataps from ukraine. nazi policy consisted of flattery towards the ukrainian people, who had proven themselves as a people worthy of being among the peoples of the new europe. such speeches and slogans are not uncommon today, a direct analogy with the events of eighty years ago and, as a result, the genocide of its own population in the donbass, new victims and new destruction; russia is engaged in restoration,

mariupol was the hottest spot on the map of ukraine, the city was regularly shelled by russian troops, in particular residential areas, those who got out of mariupol say that there was no electricity and communication, there was not enough food and medicine, mass graves appeared in the yards of houses, see the story of the makukh family, which survived the horrors of the war, in the plot. when i start to remember, well, this feeling of anger and some desire for revenge is present in me, it does not subside. pavlo, a 60-year-old resident of mariupol, painfully remembers the terrible russian invasion of his hometown, before the beginning of the great war, pavlo and his wife svitlana had a happy life, he taught physical education at school and was a coach. martial arts, the wife had her own business. on february 24, 2022, a new life countdown began. paul says that those whom he considered his friends turned out to be traitors and looters. they traded this loot so actively. and with such joy, i wonder where they got it from. this joy. haven't you seen that in our country, we follow the eu

mariupol is a city that lives and works. when they work at night, it becomes as bright as day, this is spectacular footage from the southern donetsk direction of the northern military district, where our military is now actively using the heavy flamethrower systems of the sun. the weapon, of course, is not just formidable, but terrible, capable of completely burning to the ground. it is no coincidence that those who control it have become commonly called warriors of fire. actually, here is one of the most distinguished heroes of russia with the call sign ural, to whom a new series of the documentary project ridovka is dedicated. during the special operation, he rose to the rank of commander individual tos to the commander of an entire rcbz company. successfully completed many combat missions, including those of increased complexity, when he had to deal with superior forces. ukrainian fighters and , importantly, inspires other fighters with his example every time, remaining a reliable comrade for them, anton potkovenko was co

september 8th is the day of the liberation of donbass; there were still germans in mariupol.offensive operation, the red army broke through the german defenses in several directions and knocked out. retreating, the nazis destroyed block after block, special detachments of german torchbearers burned and blew up all public and private buildings, schools, hospitals, kindergartens, suffered greatly for... material from which certain lessons need to be learned. if in 1943 mariupol was liberated quickly in 5 days, then in the 22nd the fighting lasted for a long 3 months. the kiev regime back in 2014 declared mariupol the temporary capital of the donetsk region, for 8 years, turning it into a powerful fortified area, but even the walls of the workshops of the famous asustal plant did not help the ukrainian nationalists, the most affected, of course, were civilians, we changed the basements several times, where we won't go everywhere on the line fire, where they won’t take us, everywhere we are on the line of fire, just like... the germans during the great patriotic war in the ssu us

i didn't expect that we mariupol.n just 10 months, military builders built a modern fmba medical complex in mariupol. teams of surgeons from all over the country. the southern regions of the country were left without electricity due to freezing rain. the most difficult situation is in the rostov region. hundreds of thousands of people were affected. ice rain from the south of the country is coming to... a festival of speed and engineering ideas on the zhiguli sea, racing cars of all bridges, 137 participants, so i was dumbfounded by this, that i have a women’s orchestra, the anniversaries of the creator of the vivaldi orchestra, people's artist svetlana bezrodnaya. about a hundred palestinians, mostly. women and children became victims of new massive strikes by the israeli air force on the gaza strip. under fire is the south of the enclave, the city of rafah, where civilians had previously fled from the destroyed northern regions at the call of tel aviv. during the operation , the army freed two hostages taken by mili

we crossed the border and headed to mariupol. you cannot be neutral, but i know this myself, i already have very deep experience, starting with the war in iraq, for example, that is, you probably knew this whole position, why the iraqi conflict happened, now the same reasons, namely the us intervention and europe, you can observe in ukraine, are these the same processes, or is it something different? there are many identical features in these processes, but remember, the former president of iraq, at first they paid attention to him as zelensky, today he received a large amount of weapons, support, various character, in order to contain the iranian revolution, he thought that he had a blank check, that he could do anything, take kuwait, anything. but it was a trap , because the american ambassadors in baghdad, then literally in april of 1990, they set him up, no one then remembered or thought about the horrors of war, about these hundreds of kilometers of various equipment in iraq, which was smashed, burned, destroyed, we saw that

think about it, yes, it will be like in mariupol, but like in mariupol, this means that they will build, yes, repair everything that is german, you asked for it, look at the story, and i am silent, a big scandal in germany. could the team move freely and talk to people, or was it all under russian control? we are completely independent, our cdf team independently traveled by car from moscow through rostov-on-don, crossed the border with ukraine and drove to mariupol. "we can move freely here, we have entry documents, but no one is watching us, at least i don’t feel it, we can move around the city, we can talk with people, so we don’t have any restrictions, you say that you can talk with people, who else lives in mariupol and are you ready? they communicate with you, those who are here, we can talk to them without problems, how you can leave the occupied city, then they discuss whether it will be like in mariupol, well, that is , if you want to know how in mariupol, but it’s logical when someone -he comes and says, look, there’s life here there is , it turns out, at the same time, yes, i

he talks about the first days of fighting in mariupol. earlier in february , the director chernov received an award from the directors guild of the usa, the film itself is a contender for the oscar, the winners of which will be determined in march. today is the day of the national coat of arms of ukraine, if anyone has forgotten, it is a golden trident on a blue shield. exactly 32 years ago, on february 19, 1992, verkhovna rada officially approve... this symbol with the small coat of arms of ukraine. it is interesting that the draft law on the great coat of arms of ukraine, as proposed by president volodymyr zelenskyi , was voted on in the first reading in august 2021, but it was brought to the second reading only recently, on february 6 of this year. the eiffel tower in paris is closed to visitors today, all because of the strikes of its workers - reports reuters. they demand to increase the funding of the works that... the pre-olympic games, which will be held in france, are planned to be held at the site in the summer of this year. app

svitlana and pavla's son and grandson left mariupol in march. 12-year-old maksym lives with his motherfather went to serve in the army. the guy remembers those humiliations and a long way to the territory controlled by ukraine. there was a large column, all seated. were occupied, we drove standing all night, and then, well, at night we arrived at the russian checkpoint, there was a gas station, and at that time we were told that we would not go any further, and we stood there for two days, the next where in the morning they brought us water from the sewage system, which was not drinkable, then they threw a loaf of bread at us for the whole bus. unless we just ate, on the day when that water was brought to us, a vehicle was just driving in front of us, this, well, the russian military, we saw it, and we were not allowed to pass because of this, that they simply drove the equipment. difficult circumstances and the war separated the makukh family, each of them dreams of one thing, when they will reunite and return to their native, ukrainian mariupol. i dream of restoring my home, this is

, that is, it is such an orwell that comes to life, well, i think that the same situation was in mariupol, it is unlikely, well, it is impossible, believe me , it is impossible to put a camera there in the middle of mariupol, to turn on the live broadcast , to speak in german, and to you, and no one called the fsb or the national guard there, well, it is simply impossible, so if this happened, well, it is necessary from this, from that and. .. the jostling broke up, which means there was agreement, he could not without the agreement of the fsb to end up in mariupol, and if they agreed on this with the fsb, here and to zydeif , by the way, and to the main office of the channel, well, it’s easy to pretend that you don’t know anything, but how things are going on in moscow, well it's not like that, for sure , it seems to me, all the moscow offices, all the big zmi, who have moscow offices, know for sure, if they agree, with whom they agree and with whom it has to be agreed... that's why this reaction , well, it's a shame, honestly and shame at the same time. mr. peter, finally, we are approa

this is the astronomy room of the future branch of the nakhimov school in mariupol, a huge complex of five buildings near the shore of the azov sea. the scale is clearly visible from the air, as is the architectural design. the buildings of the school are like ships moored at the pier, the future parade ground. outside the window there is still construction going on, but here almost everything is ready, this is a cockpit, which is the nautical name for the rooms in the residential block. the furniture is in place. these are the beds, they are already made, on the contrary, there is a study area, tables, chairs, even books have been purchased. besides there will also be specialized classrooms for teaching automotive and robotics, and even a pool for testing underwater drones. another pool for swimming in a sports building. the work in the gymnasium has been completed, a grandiose facility is being erected by specialists from the military construction complex of the ministry of defense, they admit that they are envious in a good way. i myself graduated from a military school, and if i h

well, petro andryushchenko, adviser to the mayor of mariupol, is in touch with us. glory to ukraine, mr. peter. we welcome you. well, you read, or rather, heard the cry, the cry of your sick soul, in particular, when it comes to the need to build additional fortifications, dig in, concrete. which are concrete, concrete and tractors. this is an extremely important formula that you voiced. why do i say you voiced her? because our military also shouted, people who understand what, so to speak, scenarios are possible in certain areas of the russian-ukrainian front. yes, and the second and third lines of defense, after all, will never hurt. what exactly led you to this extremely tough post, so to speak, and in general, in what way do you think there would be... a way to reinvigorate the construction of really serious, extremely serious lines of defense? you know, let's get straight from the scripts, yes, not from that, and let's get to what, it's because we we have to really dig, and what should we do, well , first of all , our deputy corps should do their homework here,

also, in the temporarily occupied mariupol, mariupol reported the crash of a russian plane near the villagerybatske. petro andryushchenko, adviser to the mayor of mariupol, wrote about this in his telegram channel. before that, the russian occupiers reported on the work of air defense. at night, the russian occupiers attempted an offensive in the zaporozhye direction, the defense forces repelled the assault, destroyed equipment and personnel the enemy, the press service of the ground forces reports. in the video released by the armed forces of ukraine, it is clearly visible how the enemy flees in panic, the ground forces state. the russians suffered huge losses. in the last day, almost 1,300 more occupiers were eliminated by our defenders, so in total, the russian army has 4,003,720 soldiers since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. also, the defense forces of ukraine converted an aircraft, 11 tanks, 34 armored fighting vehicles, 24 artillery systems, two volley fire systems and more three dozen cars and tanks, and five more. enemy special equipment units. 11 operational-tactical russ

the mariupol medical center is designed to provide high-tech care. for this purpose, there are ct, mri, endoscopic and laboratory diagnostic devices. the opening of the laboratory and diagnostic building is just the beginning. builders will soon begin building another one. the head of the medical and biological agency, veronika skvartsova, reported to the president about the plans. for this year creation planned. the second hospital building with 330 beds, thus the bed capacity will increase from 100 to more than 400 beds, and an additional 12 departments will be opened. including a burn center, a hemodialysis center, an inpatient rehabilitation department and a separate disinfection service unit. it is very important to receive high-tech medical care, directly next to home, that is, in difficult cases, people will not need to travel to federal clinics hundreds of kilometers away to the capital. to the capitals the republic of donetsk today completed the reconstruction of the oldest prosthetic and orthopedic center. medical institution of the city ,

of defense and about the first days of the war, why they managed to defend the capital, but lost mariupol so quickly and other issues, a frank conversation with the commander of the ground forces oleksandr pavlyuk. well, i will see you tomorrow at 7 in the morning. thanks, stay with espresso. there are 10% discounts on laktiale at the pharmacies of psyllium , bam and ochad, there are discounts on pshyk, 10% at the pharmacies of psyllium, pam and ochad. tired of heavy and bulky saws, then the strong saw from razpak tv is for you, with it you can easily cut trees and bushes, it is so convenient to use it for carpentry work, it is the perfect tool for your home or garden. and the price is only from uah 1,499, a reliable battery is also included, just call now and order, there is a possibility of free delivery, check at consultants, cut branches, cut timber , chop firewood, you can do all this in one movement, with a strong saw, just look how quickly it copes with even thick branches, once it is done, and unlike standard saws, it is so convenient to use in difficult available places, a powerf

rady was with us, but now we will tell you about mariupol , which at the beginning of the full-scalee hottest spot on the map of ukraine, this city was regularly shelled, residential quarters, those who got out of mariupol say that its residents found themselves in a situation of humanitarian disaster, there was no electricity and communication in the city, there was not enough food and medicine, the bodies of the dead were lying on the streets, mass graves appeared in the yards of houses. the family also experienced such horror. cakes, like them i managed to get out of the city and start life in another country from scratch, let's see when i start to remember, well, it's more like a feeling of anger and some desire for revenge in me. pavlo, a 60-year-old resident of mariupol, painfully remembers the terrible russian invasion of his hometown. before the beginning of the great war, pavel and his wife svitlana had a happy life. he taught physical education at school and was a martial arts coach. the wife had her own business. on february 24, 2022, a new life countdown began. paul says:

round-the-clock work of military builders in mariupol. what is in the immediate plans, and what has already been built? the city is like one big city. the consequences of the freezing rain in moscow, which did not stop all night, were difficult for both drivers and pedestrians. what's next for the weather? the theater world remembers the founders of the chekhov festival, valery shadrin, who would have turned 85 the day before . he collected performances all over the world to show the russian audience only special works. lives now. report from the front line, our military destroyed the platoon stronghold of the ukrainian armed forces in the south and artyomovsko. the enemy fortification was discovered using a drone. a group of paratroopers moved to the site in combat cars. acting professionally, the well-coordinated crews suppressed the enemy’s defenses, and then completed the defeat with direct fire. the militants abandoned their weapons and fled. another supporter was destroyed by fighters of the southern group of troops. the duty office

mariupol before that, the russian occupiers reported on the operation of air defense. and at night, the russian occupiers did. an attempted offensive in the zaporozhye direction, the defense forces repelled the assault, destroyed the enemy's equipment and personnel. this was reported by the press service of the ground forces. in the video released by the armed forces of ukraine, it is clearly visible how the enemy flees in panic, its equipment is destroyed, and the personnel is liquidated, the ground forces state. at night, the russians attacked ukraine with shaheds, launched four drones with white gorod region in the direction of kharkiv region was reported by the air force. all the drones destroyed our air defense forces. hunter paratroopers destroyed the enemy's means of radio-electronic warfare and other equipment of the invaders. the video was published by the press service of the 71st separate hunting brigade of the airborne assault troops. harmashi destroyed the base of the invaders. a series of five well-aimed shots turned the means into dust. of radio-electron

they start with silence. 20 days in mariupol is not easy to watch.for the united press in 2022 as russian forces began circling the port city. it tells the story of the first 20 days of the 86 day siege of mariupol. those 20 days became a symbol of our russia attacked ukraine, how russia killed the civilians, what tactics russia uses to take every single city right now in ukraine. 20 days in mariupol is in many ways a story of a city on the edge, in its death throes. it captures the citizens of mariupol in the worst moments of their lives. he seemed to have the trust of those he documented. how did you decide what images to include, because some are unbelievably difficult to watch? it is difficult to watch, but there is a fine balance and it was one of the most challenging parts of making this film — how do you treat a story, how do you treat the visuals so that you pay respects to victims? because this is very important to always respect victims of the violence, and at the same time how to not the same time how to not sanitise the footage, how to ke