in mariupol?ell me i don't even know how to comment, recently in occupied mariupol the collaborators opened , imagine, not a hospital, not a dentistry, not a school or some other such institution, they opened a polling station after the renovation, which was given to them. the name of one dead occupier, that is, polling stations are already called by the names of dead occupiers, and it was opened there with the cutting of the ribbon, with the laying of flowers, with stands, well, this is the kind of madness the occupiers are already reaching , and they sincerely believe... that this is it the opening of this precinct, named after one of the dead occupiers, will increase the turnout in the elections of the main terrorist of russia, and it may have an effect, no? but, but you see what, i thought about what, in all of russia, i read in interfax that there were 97,00 of these polling stations, huh. maybe now there will be more, but i think that it will be less, so in principle there will not be enough

dmytro, according to the approaches to the enemy, what about the mariupol direction?now, this is such a permanent process, and as i already said, in principle, in the zone of damage of our armed forces, any target on the... temporarily occupied territory of ukraine, and as we can see, we are recording many moments of ukrainian warfare on the territory mariupol district, on the territory of the azov coast, and even the novoazovsky district, which is the furthest from our armed forces, but it is the closest to the borders of the country. terrorist and there is still an opportunity to get the targets that the occupiers have, they initially thought that they could feel safe in the novoazovsky district, well, let's say, but no, and therefore the people of mariupol, taking into account the fact that they have a very difficult time with the occupiers logical system, that is, they have this path from the rostov region. to through novoazovsk and to mariupol they have a lot loaded and they are forced to constantly redeploy in order to avoid shelling, but still they do not succe

with what mariupol was before from time to time a full-scale invasion with the current mariupol, andopagandist does this, our locals also try not to mention it, because then you have to remember what it was like and who destroyed it, i think you know that if no kidding, it's a separate psychological disorder, i'm sure that more than one psychologist or psychotherapist will write a dissertation on the example of mariupol, on the example of the mariupol syndrome, how can it be? because it is common sense to imagine, well, how can you come to terms with this, how can you continue to live, live and look at those houses that are on one side of the street, they are still standing there burned, relatively speaking, and on the other sides of the street, they are painted, and how all this should fit in the head and pass this acceptance, well, i don’t know, in there is no answer for me, i understand logically how it can be, but here is how to accept it, those people with... with whom we communicate, those people who help us with the de-occupation, who joined the active resistance, they actuall

i want to tell them that mariupol will never be simple for the world in a word ah, mariupol will not a symbol, a symbol of pain, but also a symbol of the struggle of ukrainians and the people of mariupol. for survival and for my country, and this is already a huge achievement, and this is everything i could wish for as a director. mariupol is not a story about what has passed and ended. mariupol is a story about now, about what is happening in ukraine now. even more, he became a universal symbol. loss and pain, through which, through which the civilian population passes, when and on the country, on their country is being attacked by a neighbor and people are being killed, when the people of mariupol watch this film, they see not only pain in it, they see hope in it, and i saw it in the eyes of the international audience as well, hope and... surprise at how we as a country, as the people of mariupol , as a society, have always been together and supported each other, this hope, it, it lies precisely in unity, and this unity, it, it, it is in the film, you can see it. and feel, and that

because mariupol definitely is on the way, can you tell us a little more?ctually, it's... it's because there's a lot of trouble with this railroad, one, two, the russians are trying to actually hide the part of the railroad that they're building, they really don't like what we're talking about we know this because the railway, about which there is so much noise, it, well, it is being built absolutely not publicly, it is being built on the basis of the railway that existed until the 14th year between mariupol and, in particular, for example, moscow, well, that is, the territory of the russian federation, a there... it is necessary to complete such a large part, up to a maximum of 30%, from mariupol to ilovaisk it is necessary, well, to rebuild, they will be two bridges, and in principle it cannot be said that they have slowed down somewhere, they are advancing normally there, and this actually poses too great a risk, and that railway, like another railway, which they dream of, it is from rostov to rostov, they call it, they constantly announce it, so even in

well, unfortunately, you know, here in mariupol there are a lot of such stories, each of us has one, in fact, the one that concerns and close relatives, and as for relatives, and there the closest circle of friends, unfortunately. the war is really this terrible russian propaganda, this conviction and desire for some incomprehensible return to the soviet union, but i will tell you that recently very strange things have been happening in the city, and we see that one by one even these mother-propagandists, who remained in the city, because two years had almost passed, all the promises of the russians turned out to be promises, and the russian world that they promised was a little different from the one portrayed by propaganda. that's why people there are seeing things little by little, but again, we do not have any illusions about this, and it is clear that we sympathize only with our ukrainians, who are mostly evacuated, and those who remained in the occupation have absolutely pro-ukrainian views , fortunately, the majority of such people are anyway, and in the occupied city there ar

buildings that can be saved are included in the masterplan of mariupol.ese are recommendations for the design of a new engineering grid, architectural concept, proposals for the color scheme of buildings, their number and number of floors. down the street is italian. on the top scan, lost ones are indicated in gray building. we have restored their appearance by... we propose to preserve it, but to replace the lost one, we propose to build it with a slight increase in the number of storeys, that is, if the houses had a roof height of 9 m, here we propose the construction of buildings of 15 m. residents will receive a convenient pedestrian accessibility of kindergartens, schools, clinics. that there will be public transport stops within easy reach, that public transport routes will be convenient, that there will be sufficient quantities and that there will be sports playgrounds in the courtyards, that the percentage landscaping will also be high. the restoration of mariupol is under the personal supervision of the deputy prime minister of the russian federa

and provide services. emergency assistance to residents of mariupol.e media field, this traitor does not shine often, but we managed to find a video where she reports on how the hospital works in the occupation and what help she receives from razka. the ministry of health decided to create field teams of surgeons to provide assistance. recently , yakut surgeons came to us, they brought with them 250 lenses free of charge. chakhova received for her actions suspicion then the case went to court, and on december 11, 2023, the october district court in dnipro sentenced chekhova to life imprisonment with confiscation of property. so far, it's not working, but we really hope that when mariupol is liberated, this traitor will spend the next years of her life behind bars. by the 22nd year, we received a generation of children and teachers, by the way, who did not remember their true history. especially children who mostly don't read, especially russian classics. before you is a valuable and faithful frame of the russian system, which has been sowing for decade

peter, how did mariupol vote for putin?l did not vote for putin, let's say so, well, in principle, the process of creation is over for today. affected the people very much, it allowed the absolute majority of moriupol citizens to simply avoid actually voting and these mobile patrols with machine guns, which were supposed to drive people to voting in the yards and, in principle , from visiting the polling stations, because people were not really needed there either, that is why we do not have a global video, there are photos, that there are some crowds in mariupol, unlike, for example, eu countries, yes , in these ambassadors of theirs, that's why... it passed and passed, as if they ticked the box that it was over, the only thing people were waiting for was that now we have to reduce patrols around the city, and thank god, as they say, but how is it happened, this is a separate story, because it is definitely not an election and we should not even use this word, that's why that, for example, there are no voters in the list ,

mariupol to his city and walked the streets and says: i watched some videos, stories or videos from mariupolore that, and there everything looked so beautiful, here his impressions are completely opposite, he says everything is kind of abandoned, the state of the city is terrible, well, in short , not at all what the occupiers portray in their propaganda stories? yes, accordingly, the central market you show, indeed, when i passed by for the last time on march 14, 2022, it was completely destroyed from all sides, and accordingly , most of it remains, they only made the central pavilion, which was inside , and he didn't get hurt there, but that's all that happened... that's all it is completely destroyed, and they have not done anything about it, and so 90% of those destroyed places that fell under russian guns, and accordingly, the fact that there are now a lot of occupiers making propaganda stories, showing the city center, how they whitewashed it there , painted, painted these facades of houses and villages. you know this, such a wrapper, and the houses that stand on the second, third, fou

but today i want to focus on historical mariupol.truction company is working on the restoration of seventy objects. the building is not simple. restored, their historical features are preserved. mariupol was founded, historians argue, let’s settle on the date 1780 year by orthodox greeks, immigrants from crimea. the city is 244 years old; today , only six houses are included in the register of architectural monuments of local significance, despite the fact that in the old part, if not a street, then the building is entirely from the 19th century. italian house 62 , built at the end of the 19th century, then house 68, built in the mid-19th century, across the road is the tax office building from the beginning of the 19th century. now we are in the city center, that is, in the historical part of our city of mariupol, this is our calling card of the city mariupol, the so-called houses with spiers. dmitry and lillya bandarenko are residents of mariupol. a married couple runs a block about travel. when it became safe in the city, they too

now we will join our broadcast dmytro zabavin, a deputy of the mariupol city council. mr. dmitry, we congratulate you. good day. so, putin's pseudo-elections took place , we understand that the world does not recognize the results of these elections only in the territory that is now occupied by russia, the russian army, and in particular this applies to the mariupol district and the city of mariupol, but do you even know about these pseudo-elections, how they happened, went around apartments, people under with automatic machines, they forced and actually, could they still vote with ukrainian passports, because, for example, i saw footage from... there, well, since avdiivka was recently occupied by the russian occupiers, people came with ukrainian passports even to vote, i wonder how it happened it 's all about mariupol, well, i wouldn't even call this process pseudo-elections at all, it's a rally for another, another dictatorial show of the main terrorist putin, and what happened in mariupol, as well as in other... temporarily occupied territories, is territories, it was a

the russians constantly feed us some crazy numbers about the number of people in mariupol, lies, andmera at midnight at key points of transport interchanges, but you almost never see the city at night, why? because in the evening, when everything... you cannot hide reality, so we correct it, here is the largest and brightest evening mariupol, on the left bank before the exit to mangush in the central region, the whole city right through, that you see, that’s right, darkness , here’s the answer, how many people are in mariupol, what do you see when you look at these frames, well, i see quite busy traffic, just like when i go to mariupol, i often have to come there in the evening, every month the traces of the war disappear, here the filming speaks for itself, i would say that bitch... it is too lively, i have many friends in it, and most importantly, for example, at our festival there was a film made by young people guys, now guys and groups are already shooting a feature film, an autobiographical, one might say, film about how they survived in mariupol, and the battles for mariupol,

owe to mariupol? and of course, so that those territorial communities that accepted a lot of immigrants, so that the local people understand a little more those people who went through hell, as yevhen says, the photos will help the residents of mariupol to recreate its beauty today and in the future, these are very, very valuable photos , why, because this will never happen again, there will probably be something else. yes, but this will never happen again, and that is why they are unique, unique exhibition, and for people to understand how beautiful our city was before, already when they watch the film, so that they understand what happened to me and the city after. i really want to see mariupol as it was. i try not to look at the screen with modern photos, already after a full-scale invasion with destruction, i pretend that it is not there. because we really want to look at exactly how it was, how beautiful it was, and remember it in such a way that we had a wonderful life, and we believe that it wi

, what kind of feat and what it consists of, as they say, here is mariupol, what all ukraine owes mariupol, and of course, those territorial communities that received a lot of immigrants. so that the locals would understand a little better those people who passed through hell as yevhen says, the photos will help residents of mariupol to recreate its beauty today and in the future. these are very, very valuable pictures, why, because this will never happen again, there will probably be something else, yes, but this very thing will never happen again, and that's why they are there. are unique, there is a unique exhibition, and so that people understand how beautiful our city was before, already when they watch the film, so that they understand what happened to the city. after. i really want to see mariupol as it was. i try to screen you can't look at modern photos even after a full-scale invasion with destruction, i pretend it's not there, because you really want to look at exactly how it was, how beautiful it was, and remember it in such a way that we had a wonderful life, and we we believe

how has mariupol changed over the year?verywhere city, people are returning along with trams , everything is clean, neat , more cars are getting upset on the streets, builders from different regions of russia are restoring houses and social institutions, the city of twin city is especially helping, whose specialists have already completed almost a hundred objects, schools, kindergartens, seven in total pieces, they were erected in the shortest possible time in 2 months, then a health care facility, this is an adult children 's clinic, chology, children's... surgery baths, of course, two baths that have never existed before, now we are restoring them, we are introducing, then we have these facilities: a rehabilitation center for children, a pension fund, we have opened three multifunctional centers , fountains are working again near new palaces of culture and parks, in the very heart of mariupol they continue to restore the drama theater, which was blown up along with people, ukrainian militants, until the end of this they p

during hostilities , many ophthalmologists left mariupol. but which of the teachers in kherson worked for the russian fsb for years. each of us, to the extent of our strength and capabilities, brought this unity closer, union with russia. greetings, i'm olena kononenko, and this is a collaborator program about traitors who went to serve the russian occupiers at the beck and call of a wallet. a large-scale war not only exposes the collaborators, who have been masquerading as decent citizens for years, but also frees the ukrainian land from putin's puppets forever. all these politicians, doctors, teachers, artists, opinion leaders and security forces sat quietly and waited for the moment to betray insidiously and painfully. they were promised positions, status and money, but as a result , blind rashka fanatics themselves became targets. and those who shouted the loudest: "glory to the liberators" are now buried the deepest. this issue is a reminder and a warning to all collaborators about what fate awaits them. a doctor from mariupol received

in peaceful life, she was an ophthalmologist in mariupol. graduated from donetsk medical university named after gorky, in 1991 she started to build a career in medicine. she worked as a doctor of the first category in the mariupol city hospital number 2 and in the intensive regional hospital. treatment, when mariupol was under the russian flag, chekhova, instead of saving people, decided to destroy them. according to law enforcement agencies, when a medical institution, where the traitor worked, came under the control of the enemy army, russian soldiers began to search the hospital to find our wounded soldiers, walked around the wards, interrogated doctors and nurses, and while some tried their best to protect and cover the soldiers, chekhova literally pointed her finger at the wards. where the wounded soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine lay. after that, the rashists imprisoned the seriously wounded ukrainian defenders and took them to the russian torture chamber. an act in the best traditions of the kgb: surrendering one's own in order

the mariupol drama theater is one of the symbols of the city.t by st. petersburg. the destroyed building is covered with banners with quotes from. to gather a team, he knew who lived where , he went from house to house, there was no cellular communication then and invited them to work, the temporary base at the theater is now in the philharmonic building , this is our last work, yes, this is already in the philharmonic, these are tin soldier stands, here is a musical fairy tale based on andersen, the scenery for the performances is stored in the corridor, their actors were made by themselves, some furniture was brought from home, something was found in destroyed houses, that is, this... the first rehearsals took place in the second floor hallway of the philharmonic, which was also in depressing condition. there was a rush here, well, there was such romance, it was raining, everyone went out there, ran for a run, the wind was blowing, nothing, so in raincoats, in sweaters, some in sheepskin coats, now the theater troupe has 28 actors and six danc

opanas zalevakh was there with a group of her colleagues in mariupol in 1967.ant to clarify opanas zelovakh at that time , he was in prison in prison from 1965 to 1970 for anti-soviet propaganda propaganda, that is, there was another group, that is, they were there she had a lot in various creative groups, but zaretsky was there. there was zubchenko, that is, pryshedko, by the way, zubchenko, there are many mosaics in mariupol, but the fact is that the fact is that these the mosaics were destroyed by the russians in the 22nd year, when you were thinking about the philosophy of the exhibition and the name, you had this in mind when you called it boriviter, absolutely, but the whole hall of the ukrainian house should be dedicated to it. precisely to these mosaics and destroyed mariupol and precisely to this resonance of the fate of gorska, yes, because this is really a person who experienced many tragedies and dismantling, destruction of works and expulsion from the artists' union and later brutal murder, and even today we have destroyed mosaics, that is... this

and in general mariupol? i see how it improves every day. melitopol, supposedly residents of melitopol will no longer be allowed into markets without a russian passport, i’ll read, melitopol residents without passports of the russian federation will not be allowed even in the market, this practice operates in the territory of the kherson region, if you want to buy food, give me a passport of a russian citizen, no, that means you’re not really hungry . go home, it is expected in melitopol soon, let's see - the video is just from the markets, let's start with melitopol, please tell me, is it true that products at the market can only be bought with a passport of the russian federation? no, the sale is free and both in cash and by bank transfer, and no passports are required, no identification documents are required, have you heard about such a fake, tell the truth, any purchase and both can easily suit you. no problem at all, this is not true, well, no, there is no such thing, in general, this is the first time

when mariupol came under russian law.ova , instead of saving people, decided to lose them. according to law enforcement agencies, when the medical facility where the traitor worked came under the control of the enemy army, russian soldiers began... to search the hospital to find our wounded soldiers, walked around the wards, interrogated doctors and nurses, and while some tried their best to protect and cover the military, chekhova literally pointed her finger at the ward where the wounded soldiers of the ssu lay. after that the rashists imprisoned seriously wounded ukrainian defenders and drove them to the russian torture chamber. an act in the best traditions of the kgb, surrendering one's own to serve and show obedience to the killers. of course. after that, the czech was given the position of head of the ophthalmology department at the intensive care medical facility in mariupol. during hostilities, many ophthalmologists left mariupol, but our department continued to work and provide emergency care to residents of mar

during hostilities, many ophthalmologists left mariupol. but who are the teachers? he been working in kherson for years? to the russian fsb. each of us, to the extent of our strength and capabilities , brought this union, the union with russia, closer. on tuesday, march 19 at 5:45 p.m., watch the collaborators program with olena kononenko on the espresso tv channel. verdict with serhii rudenko. from now on in a new two-hour format. even more analytics, even more important topics, even more top guests, foreign experts, inclusion from abroad. about ukraine, the world, the front, society, and more. feedback, you can express your opinion at the end of the day by telephone survey, turn on and turn on, verdict with serhiy rudenko, every weekday from 20 to 22 at espresso. greetings, good evening, my name is myroslava barchuk, this is a self -titled program, a joint project of the espresso tv channel and ukrainian foam. today we... will talk about the outstanding artist, sixty-year-old alu gorska, about how today's full-scale war, the war with russia, manifests. expresses t

my mariupol and the world photo exhibition was opened in prykarpattia.he exposition is the major of the armed forces of ukraine, a native of kolomyia, myroslav kobylanskyi. the exhibition features 30 photos from the album of the same name, which have already been seen in 34 countries the world artistic photos of myroslav kobylyanskyi, who lived in mariupol for seven years, were created using the method of aerial photography. the photos show a peaceful city of half a million people that has not yet been destroyed. by russians, here you can see the azov sea at different times of the year. the main thing is to convey to those regions what has become, well, which now, well , live more or less in a peaceful situation, what happened to mariupol, what kind of feat and what it consists of, as they say, here is mariupol, what all of ukraine owes to mariupol, and... of course, to those territorial communities that accepted a lot of immigrants, so that the locals would understand a little more those people who went through hell. as yevhen says, the photos will help

since the twenty-third year, the mariupol vocational college has been located here.eserve after all these barbaric actions, after the looters in our educational institution. the history of our educational institution begins in 1901, which was opened due to the fact that metallurgical plants began to operate in the city, and it was necessary, personnel were needed that would be trained to work for these enterprises. in the twenty-second year, the building was damaged by military operations, fighters of the azov detachment set up a military base here, of course everything was there. in a terribly sad, sad sight it was, yes, destroyed from the edge where the gymnasium with the library was, several hits, generally speaking, were in the building of our institution, restoration work in the college began in the twenty-third year, in one of the destroyed walls they found message to descendants, here the builders discovered the capsule when the renovation began, here is the capsule, unfortunately... it turned out to be empty, although it should have been in 2001, well, they p

the program for the restoration of mariupol, namely the st.events, of which 98 are only social significant objects, almost all of them have already been completed, or are at the stage of completion, this week we will inspect about six to seven more objects in order... to make a decision on the transfer, or on eliminating some other problems, on the transfer to mariupol residents there are in mind, or to eliminate any comments that we identify during the inspection. meanwhile, the reconstruction of the drama theater continues at full speed; one of the most delicate works lies ahead - the restoration of the figures on the facade. the competition was announced immediately between by several sculptors, in general, by the standards of builders, there is not much left before the opening. builders intend to complete the restoration of the three-story building of the mariupol drama theater in a few months. by december of this year. they want to hand over the fully finished building, then commissioning work will begin, and in the spring of next 2025 th

i really want to see mariupol as it was. screen modern photos already after a full-scale invasion with destruction to look, i pretend that it is not there, because i really want to look... exactly as it was, how beautiful it was, and remember it in such a way that we had a wonderful life, and we believe that it will be even better. in addition to the exhibition, the people of france were also presented with the film 20 days in mariupol, which was recently awarded the oscar film award, the film was presented by the people of mariupol who risked their lives to get out of the occupation, but dream of returning home after the end of the war. by the way, about 3 thousand people live in frankivsk today. forced migrants from mariupol, ivan haruk, volodymyr voloshchuk, from prykarpattia for the espresso tv channel. the great aether continues. the second hour is ahead, there is a lot of interesting and important information, especially today we will talk about energy, about dniproges and threats and opportunities. now about the lates

yet can do it, and i absolutely believe them, that's why i think that the audience for 20 days in mariupol will grow with how much ukrainians both in ukraine and abroad. will receive and feel the strength to watch this tape, but i will say that it is is not at all depressing , the horrors are shown there, but the film still ends with some hope, it ends, well, i wouldn’t say that it ends well, but it doesn’t kill you, on the contrary somehow, well, i think this film is enough bright, let's say, well, it's good that many people watch abroad... thanks to this tape, they can better understand our view of russians, because, you know, many people are still in these thoughts that this only putin's war, and by the way, the producer of the film navalny is also in herself wrote on twitter that, oh, this is such a cool movie, 20 days in mariupol, and we, i believe that this is a political film, and that the world will see through it how putin is attacking ukraine with his troops, although... this it's not a political film, it's a war film, it's not a film that shows that it's putin's regime that atta

lyubov aleksandrovna, chairman of one of the precinct election commissions in mariupol.f people who came out to celebrate may 9 by the national battalion in 2014, she could not remain silent about her attitude towards the authorities ukraine. for this, she and her family were persecuted by the sbu. numbers, some american number, and they said that some changes had been made to russian legislation, that you couldn’t take part in these elections, well, there was such a call, what calls did your colleagues receive? yes, the other chairman of the commission, as well as the members of the commission, acted, people make their choice consciously, no one , as they say, always drives anyone under the weight of pistols and machine guns to the polling stations, people come. breaks the us military agreement and demands urgent withdrawal of american troops from the country. reuters clarifies that the decision comes into force immediately. the publication notes that it followed a visit to the african country by american officials, who did not inform the authorities about the compositi

so, the connection with the girl ended on february 24, 2022 , when she lived in mariupol.h a resident of the city of zaporozhye contacted us with a message about the disappearance of margarita, who told a somewhat confusing story. she said that at the beginning of the war, she received a message on viber from the number of her friend who lived in mariupol, but it was not her friend who wrote, but an unknown man. he wrote that... he was in mariupol, and his wife and daughter, in fact, according to him, margarita nosova, went missing in the chaos of the war. a man who introduced himself as margarita's father asked him for help. in search and spread information, the phone is mine dropped a friend on viber, i realized that something had happened there, he was from mariupol himself, i asked how i could help, and he gave me the details of the eyes, if they could be found, and asked me to find margarita, because he does not know, well, it is his daughter, i understand so well, he does not know where it happened, he himself is in mariuppol and wrote to me how their apartment was b

dmitry and lillya bondarenko are residents of mariupol.ame safe in the city, they took a camera and began to talk about how the historical center is changing after the start of reconstruction, i want to say about house number 40. 5 it was on the list for demolition, but you can see that the house is surrounded scaffolding, also some parts of the house are covered with mesh, this house is now... being restored, i am very glad that our city is taking on a beautiful appearance, our historical heritage is being preserved, the bondarenko spouses travel a lot, shoot a video review about their beloved mariupol it gives them special pleasure. i remember my childhood here, my parents and i came here very often and we came to the drama theater and there was a square, a beautiful park, on the official website. and now, for example, we are restoring the historical part, like how mariupol houses of the 19th century are restored, if there is any point in doing this at all, and what artifacts do builders find behind a layer of plaster? the mariupol drama

i understood that something had happened there, he was from mariupol himself.ed how can i help? and he gave me these eyes, if they can be found, and asked me to find margarita, because he does not know, well, she is his daughter. so clear, he doesn't know where it happened, he himself is in mariupol and described to me how their apartment was bombed, and let's let's actually look at a fragment of this correspondence, this message was written by the alleged father of margarita nosova, our apartment was hit twice by a tank, the kitchen bedroom, two huge holes, the kitchen and bathroom became one room. hello, sasha, my name is lyudmila, i'm from zaporozhye, this is the phone number of my friend, whom i'm looking for, but once... ms. lyudmila did not remain indifferent to someone else's plight and passed on to the police and the child tracing service the information that she had given about margarita likely father unfortunately, no more details he did not tell and since then has not been contacted. the search for margarita lasted for two years, witnesses told us so

was there, there was zubchenko, that is pryshedko , by the way, zubchenko has a lot of mosaics in mariupol, but the fact is that... the fact is that these mosaics were actually destroyed by the russians in the year 22, when did you think about the philosophy of the exhibition and the name, is that what you meant when you called her a boreviter? absolutely , but the whole hall of the ukrainian house, it is dedicated precisely to these mosaics and the destroyed mariupol and precisely to... this resonance of the fate of gorska, yes, because this is really a person who has experienced a lot of tragedies, and dismantling, destruction of works, and exclusion from the union artists, and later a brutal murder, and even today we have destroyed mosaics, that is , this whole story continues today, unfortunately, and this boreviter, he is, and there is another one. the tree of life, that's right, and this is such a kind of palimses, because they were opened there by some kind of renovation, they were covered up, they were somehow there or closed, so the tree of life spent 40 years under a brick, and w

tsypts’ training manuals or banal envy, why ukrainians are haunted by new houses in mariupol, anotheron of kiev or how italian actors ended up in zaporozhye and a 10-year-long dream, a meeting of miraculously surviving people with someone who gave them a helping hand, about this and much more today. this is an anti-fake program, here we are waging our fight against fakes and disinformation, we are talking about mariupol in today’s program too, because our opponents always try to discredit us in mariupol, this time they even provide special video materials, in short , to put it briefly, everything you need to know about russian development in mariupol is written there, let 's see how they see it, see these four new buildings, who less , some have more, now you’ll see, the first problem we have is with the door, it doesn’t open at all, just like it doesn’t open, it doesn’t go any further, that’s all , something is swollen, that’s the problem of the whole house, what, the doors, not a single door are closing, that’s it, it doesn’t go anywhere, it doesn’t close, yes, here it’s very strong

they start with silence. 20 days in mariupol is not easy to watch. for the associated press, with his colleagues in mariupol in 2022, as russian forces began to encircle the ukrainian port city. this film tells the story of the first 20 days of 86 days�* siege of mariupol. those 20 days became a symbol of how 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, the story of a city on the edge, in its death throes. he captures the citizens of mariupol in the worst moments of their lives. he seemed to have the trust of those whose tragedy he was documenting. how did you decide what images to include in the documentary, because some of the images are unbelievably difficult to watch, aren�*t they? 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? at the same time, how to not desan

petersburg, one donated to mariupol.car will go along the routes and will be an excursion car. the total number of restored passenger rolling stock is 24 units. route number two will most likely be about 10 km more. soon you will be able to see even more, but already now on the 10 km route that connects the ilych plant with the center of mariupol from the tram window, instead of the burned houses, new buildings are visible. a little time has passed, but at the remaining tram stops, mariupol residents see colossal changes. how has mariupol changed over the year? well , everything is thorough, firstly, and the shops have been covered, everything is absolutely fine in the shops. sets up the roads well, everything is clean and tidy everywhere, the city is getting upset , people are returning along with trams , more cars appear on the streets, builders from different regions of russia are restoring houses and social institutions, the city of twin cities is especially helping, whose specialists have already we commissioned alm

they can't do it yet, and i absolutely believe them, so i think that the audience for 20 days in mariupol if ukrainians both in ukraine and abroad will receive and feel the strength to watch this film, but i will say that it is not at all depressing, the horrors are shown there, but the film still ends with some hope, it ends, well, i would not said that it ends well. but he doesn't nail it you, somehow, on the contrary, well, this film seems to me quite bright, let's say so, and it's good that many viewers abroad can understand our view of russians much better through this film, because you know, many people are still in these to all opinions that this is only putin's war, and by the way, the producer of the film navalny also tweeted that... oh, this is such a cool film, 20 days in mariupol, and we, i believe that this is a political tape, and that the world will see through it how putin is attacking ukraine with his troops, although it is not a political film, it's a war film, it's not a film that shows that it's putin's regime that attacked everyone, it shows that it's a russian that a

then she lived in mariupol. a resident of the city of zaporozhye contacted us with a report about the disappearance of margarita, who told a somewhat confusing story. she said that at the beginning of the war, she received a message on viber from the number of her friend who lived in mariupol, but it was not her. a friend, and an unknown man. he wrote that he was in mariupol, and his wife and daughter, in fact, according to him , margarita nosova, disappeared in the chaos of the war unknown the man, who introduced himself as margarita's father, asked him to help in the search and spread the information. i dropped viber from my girlfriend's phone. i understood that something had happened there, he was from mariupol himself. i asked how can i help? and he gave me the data. eyes, if you can find her, and asked to find margarita, because he doesn’t know, well, she’s his daughter, i’m so clear, he doesn’t know where she ’s been, he himself is in mariuppol and he wrote to me how they were bombed in their apartment, an

petersburg, which is a sister city of mariupol, half local. st. petersburg, as they say, has taken mariupol seriously, constantly reconstructing something in the city. the fire department building, which was probably built back in the eighties, had not seen repairs for many years, the rescuers were ensconced in stuffy, unventilated rooms, the vehicles were barely running, now they have new kamaz trucks with modern equipment, almost ... round-the-clock repairs inside, but the fire department is only too happy to tolerate neighbors with a drill. even where something was once made under the soviet union, it was successfully destroyed, and this is not the first such object where you have to see a good idea, initially laid down, but then during operation all this is multiplied by zero, then there wasn’t really any ventilation here, well, no, there wasn’t really anything here anymore in this building. and this is the only underground passage in mariupol, it is also being reconstructed by the people of st. petersburg. the object was not damaged during th

i later, when i started reading the stories of people from mariupol, it was a horror for me that i think how good it is that i always have in the bath there was this dirty puddle, if only for something , hard, hard, hard, hard, without water it's hard at all, i don't know, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, i was very careless, and i just openly uh... uh expressed my support for ukraine on my instagram, and purely because of this carelessness of mine at the very beginning, there were many people who supported ukraine, they already knew about me for sure that you can discuss everything with her, and then when i closed my account a month later the account, e-e , these people, such as these, have already been filtered out there chats were full, such chats were full, because there were and still are such people, and it is clear that they wanted to somehow unite in this dystopian atmosphere, the problem was that, for the most part, these chats did not exceed 10-15 participants, because adding it was very difficult for someone to go there, one had to be absolutely sure that a person

petersburg, the sister city of mariupol.d with his colleague in rioglavy mariupol the results of work on restoration of residential areas of transport over the past 2 years. petersburg continues to supervise the most complex objects. what has already been done and what is included in the new assistance program. natalya solovyova knew , you can complain about the batteries, how hot they are, house by house, street by street, mariupol is rising almost from ruins, the city has turned into a large construction site, about 50 thousand workers and specialists from all over the country are restoring schools, hospitals and residential buildings. mariupol is great, god, they’re building it beautifully, they demolished my house next to it, but not yet restored, st. petersburg was one of the first to extend a helping hand to mariupol. today the two coastal cities are united. twin cities connections. the new assistance program included almost a hundred facilities, primarily social ones - schools, hospitals, kindergartens. the result is