so to speak, was some kind of village, then we, as it were, hello, mariupol, went through a whole bunch, mariupol, mariupol, mariupoleached the plant when the fighting began in the azovstal area, dima, his call sign plyta, received the first wound. it was hard mentally and morally and it’s still a little difficult to remember, so to speak, and under what circumstances did you get hurt? we had to move again with one at another point, we gained a foothold, then we were covered by the eighties and, as it were, the leg of the wound was tangent. after the hospital, dmitry returned to duty, participated in the battles for lisichansk, and after that his units were transferred. a couple of times, so to speak , they tried to dismantle the tank, when we were already here near avdievka, just sitting in the house, so to speak, and we have minus the next room, the bathroom is zero, the it engineer demobilized, like all his fellow students in the twenties of november twenty second year and was reinstated at the university, again, like other student participants , and in april last year i defended my bachelor’s degree, and they ki

then it was a militia. to say some village, then we were like hello, mariupol, we walked through a whole bunch, mariupol, mariupol, mariupol reached the plant, when the fighting began in the azovstal area, dima, his call sign is plate... received the first wound, it was severe mentally and morally and it’s still a little difficult to remember, so to speak, but under what circumstances did you get hurt? we again had to move from one point to another, we gained a foothold, then we were covered the eighties, and it was kind of tangent. after the hospital, he returned to duty , participated in the battles for lisechansk, so to speak, and we have minus the next room, the bathroom is zero, the it engineer was demobilized, like all his fellow students, in the twenties of november 22 and was reinstated at the university, again, like other students, participants of the svo, took tests and exams individually. it turns out that my classmates have already fully graduated, some have entered graduate school, so to speak, some have gone on to work somewhere, to look for our destiny, we were restored according to an individual plan , so t

had... so to speak, some kind of village, then we sort of hello, mariupol, we walked through a whole bunch, mariupol, mariupol, mariupolched the plant when the fighting began in the azovstal area, dima, his call sign is plate, he received his first wound, it was hard mentally and morally, and i still, so to speak, remember it’s a little difficult to say under what circumstances you were wounded, we again had to move from one point to another. in the other, we gained a foothold, then we were covered by the eighties, and no matter how tangent the leg was earlier, after the hospital dmitry returned to duty, participated in the battles for lisichansk, and after his units were transferred to avdeevka, where heavy fighting also took place. i still have noises in my head after the concussions, i was caught in hailstorms twice, a couple of times, so to speak, they tried to dismantle the tank, when we were already here as a subdivision, just sitting in the house. so to speak, and we have minus the next room, the bathroom is zero, the it engineer was demobilized, like all his fellow students, on the twenties of november 22 and w

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 mariupolays 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. you seem to have the trust of those he documented. how did you decide what images to include because some are unbelievably difficult to watch? it unbelievably difficult to watch? , , . ., ., . watch? it is difficult to watch but there _ watch? it is difficult to watch but there is _ watch? it is difficult to watch but there is a _ watch? it is difficult to watch but there is a fine _ watch? it is difficult to watch but there is a fine balance i watch? it is difficult to watch | but there is a fine balance and it was one of the most challenging part 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 sanitise the footage, how to keep the audience invested and feeling what it is really like to be t

mariupol at that time. i intensity of the fighting in mariupol at that time. i want to shift a bit of — mariupol at that time. i want to shift a bit of attention - mariupolft 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 official numbers. it's likely much higher.- it's like

mariupol, as well as aviation, which, in principle, both from russia and the autonomous republic of crimea, which worked in mariupol, because all this, what happened in mariupol, it could... work and advance on the territory of ukraine, well, the mainland, which was not yet encircled, so we had only one way out - to hold on. mariupol is, you know, the heart of this war today. there are discounts on pairs of villages of 20% in pharmacies plantain you and save. is discounts on quiet soothing 10% in pharmacies plantain, you and savings. some concerns of the sapsan unmanned aircraft complexes of the state special service of transport. appeals to the viewers of the tv channel with a request to join the collection of crowns and technical equipment for our textbook. thank you, glory to ukraine. to the heroes. an unusual look at the news. good health, ladies and gentlemen, my name is mykola veresen. sharp presentation of facts and competent opinions. and in america, too, they say, let's make better roads, we will also have... a special view at events in ukraine, on the border of kyiv, there will be some katsaps and beyond, what kind of world does norman dream of, can we imagine it? all this in an informational marathon with mykola veresny, saturday 17:10, sunday 18:15 at espresso. events, events that are happening right n

mariupol, dmytro zabavin, deputy of the mariupol city council , is with us dear, mr. dmitry, we welcome you, good morning, please tell us what the situation is in mariupol, what news from there, so far yesterday there was information about the fact that... the occupiers were even forced to raise aviation, because there were flights of ukrainian cotton in the mariupolict, and there are corresponding consequences, i think that later our armed forces will report the details of this, and about what is happening in in the city, in principle , nothing changes, recently the head of the occupation administration... made a statement with pride that during the entire period of occupation they issued 3,000 warrants for housing, compensation for housing, and 300, while the occupiers destroyed mariupol, leaving more than 200,000 mariupol families homeless, i.e. half a million lived in mariupol. people, and they 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 pri

mariupol citizens, because it was very scary, because provocations are being organized, mr. dmytro, thank you, dmytro zabavin, deputy of mariupol. dear friends, he told us some news from occupied mariupolryna shirokopoyas will tell us news about ukraine and what is happening in the world, she is ready with a fresh selection. katya, i congratulate you on your word. greetings, colleagues, in a moment i will tell you about the statements of the white house regarding the financing of defense assistance to ukraine and updated information about the trial of former intelligence officer roman chervinskyi.

mariupol, as well as aviation, which, in principle, is from russia, so is the republic of crimea, which worked along mariupol. after all, all that happened in mariupol, it could work and advance on the territory of ukraine, well , the mainland, which was not yet surrounded, so we had only one way out - to hold on, mariupol is, you know, the heart of this war. and what? kratal contains natural ingredients that take good care of your heart. kratal improves blood supply and the functional state of the myocardium, normalizes the heart rate, and increases physical and mental performance. kratal is a natural force for your heart. there are discounts on quiet soothing 10% in pharmacies psyllium, it's economical for you. new york of the 19th century is this. luxury, scandals and intrigues. gilded age from hbo. watch all seasons of the exquisite drama, ukrainian prepaid. turn on aristocratic on me. there are discounts on citramondarnitsa, 10% in podorozhnyk pharmacies, bam and savings tingling, numbness or crawling of ants in the limbs arise spontaneously and disturb you. a special complex of active substances of dolgita antineuralgia helps to normalize the functioning of the nervous system. contributes to the return to usual activities without subjugation and numbness in the extremities of the capsule dolgit an

that a convoy went there, also took ammunition to mariupol, the convoy was already shot, since march 14 already the city of mariupol, the entire mariupol

mariupol, in germany they want to say that mariupol was abandoned, no, that there is no electricity, no water, no internet, no toilet, nothing at all, and a german journalist, he was literally in mariupol said: “no , look, i was in mariupolready electricity, there is water, there is wi-fi, there is internet, and the city is gradually, slowly, but returning to life. let's see, you're a correspondent for our channel, the cdf channel. moscow. was it difficult for you to come to mariupol? and i’ll add another question from mark. he asks: was your team able to move freely and talk to people, or was all this only, so to speak, under the leadership of the russians. we are completely autonomous, only our group from the tsdf channel came from moscow via rostov-on-don by car. we crossed the border and headed to mariupol. for this we needed documents with permission. and so they show and prove that you cannot be neutral, that 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

mariupol, something more is known, i.e. where did they keep it and how accurate was this hit? the impact was excellent , it is not in mariupol itself, it is in the mariupol district, somewhere 15-16 km, it is near the gap between nikolsk and manush, between two large settlements that are in the mariupolre once the central, well, district centers, oh... there is one place there, one with yes, where the air defense was also located, where the equipment was located, where the occupiers themselves were located, as far as we know that there were not a very large number of them there that day, because the air defense system was working there, but the air defense system is no longer there, they dragged this beech into the city, dragged it through the city, dragged it to our factories, well, judging by everything, they will try to restore it , but our eyes say that there is nothing much to restore there, judging by everything... and it was a hit, yes, ours, very accurate, the ambulances went again immediately directly from mariupol, they did not return with the wounded, this means , that there are no light wounded, well, there is no light wound, or there is no medium severity, either the heavy ones were taken there, then they confirmed to us, they partially took them to volnovakha, or they i

mariupol, then there was bahmud, then now avdiyivka, marinka, bucha, all this, it is clear that mariupol is the biggest just a city, and, but that's all they, and the first thing, yes, they tested everything in mariupol, bombing, chemical attacks on zovstal, on our defenders, they tested here... the pressures are such that, well, the current of a concentration camp with a gas chamber is not enough, for a complete analogy with the nazi regimes of germany, and that's how everything was, and i... i will say that mariupoluffer such destruction during the nazi occupation, even when the russian army liberated it and bombed it, and bombed it, turning it into hell, and it didn't even come to that, and what the russians did is just plain terrible, absolutely in short, regarding this question, how did it happen in the end that the russians were able to encircle mariupol so quickly, advanced to... is it still necessary to think about it now, or will we ever only think about it? and i would think now, well, if, i understand, the first ones we were silent for six months, a year, i understand, we were silent, it’s time to say who is guilty, well, it must be guilty, well, let’s be honest, the russians marched from the crimean isthmus to mariupol itself in three days, i ’ll just give an example, the russians from the north through the village of sartana, from the side of donetsk, they are the village of... sartana, in which up to 10 thousand people live there, well, that is, it is incomparable, yes, the territory,

mariupol, we will find out all the details, we are glad to welcome you, andrey, hello, we see that the weather in mariupol is wonderful, this is good, andryushchenko claims that in mariupol there have never been bad roads, dirt, cars on the lawns , everything else, is this true , everything is exactly the opposite, yes, that’s when he says that it used to be clean, now it’s dirty , everything was just different, there’s a huge amount on the internet, in open sources, today there’s video evidence of what it looked like... before, houses black from smoke, really black, we’re so used to them, that now looking at mariupolerstand how we really lived in this city, it seems like it was normal for us, we didn’t pay attention to it, and that concerns, of course, all of his tales about dirt, about some parking spots on the lawns and so on, these are all problems of his government, when they usually cleaned up the christmas trees in mariupol? in past years, in past years it happened differently, there were years within the 14th , maybe 17th of january, but the twentieth year there, the eighteenth year, that is , there were situations more than once when the christmas tree was removed there on the twenty-third, on the 24th , that is , this is the difference in those two or three days that andryushchenko suddenly noticed, it’s not that it’s not critical, i don’t even understand why he cares before our tree, the second moment, the tree creates sensations for us, for everyone. holiday, even if it stood here for another 2 weeks, we would only be glad. thank you very much, mariupol residents, warm greetings, all th

mariupol, mariupol reported the crash of a russian plane near the village of rybatske. 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 russian drones will never again fly into the ukrainian sky. the general staff reminds that the data are indicative. and in order for the losses of the enemy to only increase, the espresso tv channel calls on you to join the collection of fpv drones for a separate platoon of unmanned air systems sapsan of the state special service of transport. cypriot soldiers are actively fighting in donets. direction, attacking and restraining the enemy. thanks to with drones, our defenders have already destroyed a lot of russian equipment, fortifications, and manpower of the aggressor. so we have a goal - to collect uah 1 million for flying weapons. there are already more than uah 550,000 in the accounts. remember, each of your donations is important, so scan all the details you see on the screens now and join our collection. cooked a rocket attack on the railway and military hospitals in cherkasy region. the security service detained an agent of russian intelligence. the man tried to identify the nodal railway stations that are involved in the transfer of military equipment to front, and also looked for the coordinates of warehouses and hospitals. thanks to this information, the russians wanted to cut off the supply routes of the armed forces of ukraine. the 45-year-old resident of luhansk region moved to cherkasy region in 2022. at the beginning of this year, he was recruited remotely. the man received from 50 to 100 dollars for each transmitted information. he faces life imprisonment. the ministry of infrastructure reacted to the blockade of buses on the border with poland. the head of the department, oleksandr kubrakov, held urgent talks with jacyk sevaroy, head of the national security bureau of poland. the ukrainian minister emphasized the inadmissibility. near the border, in particular for passenger transport. according to him, women and children who sought refuge from the war and are returning home cannot become hostages of business interests. according to kubrakov, similar examples of inhumane treatment of ukrainians at the eu border can be used by russian special services to create an artificial conflict between our countries. 20 days in mariupolis film got. the bafta film award in the best category documentary. the award was presented to director mstislav chernov, as well as to photojournalist yevhen maloletka and producer vasylisa. panenko. they worked together in surrounded mariupol in 2022. the award ceremony took place in london. this is the first bavta in the history of ukrainian cinema. the film about mariupol was also nominated for the award as the best film in a foreign language. however, jonathan glazer's "zone of interest" won in this category. the tape "20 days in mariupol" tells how the city survived the first weeks of the russian invasion, shelling and civilian deaths. bombing of the maternity hospital. the ukrainian government is studying the japanese experience in order to create a ukrainian economic miracle. head of government denys shmagal wrote about this on his facebook page. a conference on economic intelligence and reconstruction began in tokyo with the participation of the ukrainian delegation and the pr

mariupol is- are taking. it is true and, again, to --20 days in mariupol is told| to ——20 days in mariupol is told from _ to ——20 days in mariupolproblem of misinformation and the problem of misinformation and the problem of misinformation and misinterpretation is very— misinformation and misinterpretation is very important to be talking about— is very important to be talking about because however people suffer, however _ about because however people suffer, however they go through horrible tragedies in their lives, sometimes they are _ tragedies in their lives, sometimes they are afterwards denied that oain, _ they are afterwards denied that pain. you — they are afterwards denied that pain, you know? propaganda says they are actors— pain, you know? propaganda says they are actors or _ pain, you know? propaganda says they are actors or that pain doesn't exist — are actors or that pain doesn't exist war— are actors or that pain doesn't exist. war crimes and crimes against humanity— exist. war crimes and crimes against humanity are — exist. war crimes and crimes against humanity are being covered and misinterpreted completely. it'

mariupol, mariupol, as you know, was largely inhabited by greeks, who is it, where did the greeks come from in the territory? mariupol, suvorov expelled them from crimea, in fact it was a kind of genocidal operation, when the orthodox, all those who were not crimean tatars and so on, obviously forcibly, well, who would specifically go to live in a new territory, if there for centuries lived on the territory of the crimea, that is, it is already obvious that he had a memory like his was genocidal by the empire, as his ancestors were genocidal by the empire and so on, that is, obviously yes, he was an ethnic greek, but again, was he... was he connected in any way with greece, with the country of greece, no way he was connected with her, that is, it can be said that he was a ukrainian, with the same rights as ukrainians, jews who lived on the territory of ukraine for centuries, armenians who, by the way , also lived on the territory of ukraine for centuries, because aivazovsky - that too, he didn't come to crimea from armenia, he came from galicia crimea has arrived, yes, but for example, if burlyuk kept saying and emphasizing that i am from ukrainian cossacks, my father is from ukrainian... my father wrote poems in ukrainian and russian, my father told me about ukrainian culture there, then kuindzhi did not say that he is ukrainian, he did not identify himself, so i believe that talking about the fact that he is ukrainian here, precisely with the emphasis on the fact that he is ukrainian, is perhaps a somewhat incorrect formulation of the question, i absolutely admit , that he is greek, really, well so, let's say, a crimean greek, so resettled in mariupol is, it 's kind of... you just have to understand that a sociologist, for example, does not think that all people who belong to a certain nationality, a greek, for example, is a person who is of absolutely greek culture, and what is there in thessaloniki, what is there, relatively speaking, in mariupol, these are the same greeks, nothing like that, it is obvious that the greek kuindzhi was in close contact with ukrainian culture, which prevailed in that region, and it is obvious, he mainly studied, well, in in fact, he studied craft in ukraine. photo retouching, which in many ways built him, let's say, as an artist, as an excellent draftsman, and what is very important, he is always the same, i was talking about values, he always emphasized the difference of ukrainians, he never called ukrainians, ukrainians russians, you see, he didn't think they were russian people, no, he wrote, he has a very small number of works where the main people appear. and he has these works dedicated to ukr

mariupol. mariupol, as you know, was largely populated by greeks, who are the greeks from where did they come from on the territory of mariupol? suvorov drove them out of crimea, in fact it was a kind of genocidal operation, when the orthodox, all those who were not crimean tatars and so on, obviously forcibly, who would specifically go to live in a new territory, if they have lived there for centuries in the territory crimea, that is this is obviously a man who had a memory of how he was genocidated by the empire, how his ancestors were genocidated by the empire. and so on, that is, obviously, he was an ethnic greek, but again, was he, was he somehow connected with greece, with the country of greece, in no way was he connected with it, that is, it can be said , he was a ukrainian with the same rights as ukrainians, jews who have lived on the territory of ukraine for centuries, armenians who, by the way, have also lived on the territory of ukraine for centuries, because aivazovsky is one too, he did not come to crimea from armenia , he came to crimea from galicia, yes, but for example, if burlyuk... he always said, emphasized that i am from ukrainian cossacks, my father is from ukrainian, we, my father wrote poems in ukrainian russian, we are there , my father is me talked about ukrainian culture, then kuindzhi did not say that he was ukrainian, he did not identify himself, yes, i think that talking about the fact that he is ukrainian here, with an emphasis on the fact that he is ukrainian, is somewhat possible the question is wrongly phrased, i absolutely admit that he is greek, of course. well, let's say a crimean greek, so resettled in mariupolt is, it is one of its kind, you just need to understand that a sociologist, for example, does not believe that all people who belong to a certain nationality, a greek, for example, is a person who is completely of greek culture and that there in thessaloniki , that is, conventionally speaking, in mariupol, they are the same greeks, nothing like that, it is obvious that the greek kuindzhi was in close contact with the ukrainian culture that prevailed in that region, and this is obvious, he is the main thing . that he studied, well, in ukraine he actually studied craft, retouching photography, which in many ways built him, let's say, as an artist, as an excellent draftsman, and what is very important, he is always the same, i was talking about values, he always emphasized the difference of ukrainians, he never called ukrainians russians, you see, he did not think that they were russian people, no, he wrote, he... has a very small number of works where the main people appear, and he has

mariupol, so wait, that is, they returned the names of the indigenous historical cities mariupol, they are forced, 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

mariupol, mariupol, as you know, was largely inhabited by greeks. who are they, where did the greeks come from on the territory of mariupol. suvorov expelled them from crimea, in fact, it was a kind of genocidal act. labor, when the orthodox, all those who were not crimean tatars there and so on, it is obvious that by force, well, who would specially went to live in a new territory, if we have been living in the territory of crimea for centuries, that is, it is already obvious that this is a person who had a memory of how the empire genocidaled him, how his ancestors were genocidal by the empire, and so on, that is, it is obvious that he was an ethnic greek, but again, whether he was, whether he was somehow connected with greece, with the country of greece, he was not with her in any way.' that is , it can be said that he was a ukrainian with the same rights as ukrainian jews who have lived on the territory of ukraine for centuries. armenians, who, by the way, have been the same for centuries lived on the territory of ukraine, because aivazovsky is also, he did not come to crimea from armenia, he came to crimea from helechyny. well, yes , but for example, if burlyuk always said, emphasized that i am from ukrainian cossacks, my father is from ukrainian, we, my father wrote poems in ukrainian and russian, we are there. my father told me about ukrainian culture, then kuindzhi didn't say that he was ukrainian, he didn't identify himself, right? i believe that talking about the fact that he is ukrainian is precisely with an emphasis on the fact that he is a ukrainian, this may be a slightly incorrect question, i absolutely admit that he is a greek, well, let's say this, a crimean greek, so resettled in mariupol, that is, it is his own, you just have to understand that a sociologist, for example, does not think that all people who belong to... a certain nationality , a greek, for example, is a person who is completely of greek culture, and what is there in thessaloniki, what is there, relatively speaking, in mariupol, these are the same greeks, nothing like that, it is obvious that that greek who kuinji, he... was in close contact with the ukrainian culture that prevailed in that region, and it is obvious, the main thing he learned, well, in ukraine he basically learned the craft, photo retouching, which in many ways built him, let's say, as an artist, as an excellent draftsman, and what is very important, he always spoke the same way about values, he always emphasized the difference of ukrainians, he did not call... when ukrainians, ukrainians russian, you see, he did not think that they were russian people, no, he wrote, he has a very small number of works that appear the main people, and h

mariupol, there are reports of a plane crash near the village of rybatske. petro andryushchenko, adviser to the mayor of mariupol, wrote about this in his telegram channel. mariupolefore that, the russian occupiers reported on the operation of air defense. and at night, the russian occupiers did.

mariupol, there are reports of a plane crash near the village of rybatske. petro andryushchenko, adviser to the mayor of mariupol, wrote about this in his telegram channels. 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-electronic warfare, a warehouse of drones and several cars. under the bridge that the russians used as hiding places, nearly a dozen russian invaders died ingloriously, and five more were wounded. the russian interventionists suffered huge losses in the last day, almost 1,300 occupiers were eliminated by our defenders. so, in total , the russian army has minus 403,720 soldiers. the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the defense forces of ukraine also turned into scrap, one plane, 11 tanks, 34 armored fighting vehicles, 24 artillery systems, two salvo fire systems and more than three dozen cars and tanks, as well as five units special vehicles of the enemy. 11 russian drones of the operational-tactical level will never again fly into the ukrainian sky, according to data in the general staff. ready for any challenges in the north of our country , the border guards continue to serve. military personnel at combat positions are provided with everything they need, the state border service noted. consumables are received on schedule, logistics are working. in the middle of the night, border guards continue to diligently serve and protect the border of their native state. necessary. preparation was carried out before the onset of cold weather, the units of the state border service are ready for any development of events, various scenarios for countering possible enemy actions have been practically worked out. the spresso tv channel is calling to join the collection for fpv drones for a separate platoon of unmanned air systems sapsan, the state special service of transport. these courageous soldiers are actively fighting in the donetsk direction, and such. and restraining the enemy, and thanks to fpv drones, our defenders have already destroyed a lot of russian equipment, fortifications and manpower of the aggressor, so we have the goal to collect uah 1 million for flying weapons. there are already more than uah 550,000 in the accounts. remember, each of your donations is important, so get involved, you can see all the necessary details on your screens now. and they declared in russia. on the attack of two ukrainian drones, they were allegedly destroyed over the bryansk region, the local authorities reported. they assure that no one was injured, and at the same time emergency services are working on the spot. the film 20 days in mariupol won the bafta film award in the category of the best documentary film. the award was presented to director mstislav chernov, as well as photojournalist yevhen maloletka and producer vasylisa stepanenko. they worked together in surrounded mariupol in 2022, the award ceremony took place in london, this is the first bafta in the history of ukrainian cinema. the film about mariupol was also nominated for the award as the best film in a foreign language, but jonathan glazer's "zone of interest" won in this category. the tape "20 days in mariupol" tells how the city survived the first weeks of the russian invasion, the shelling and death of the civilian population, the bombing of the maternity hospital at home the ukrainian government is studying the japanese experience in order to create a ukrainian economic miracle. prime minister denys shmehal said this on his facebook page at... a conference on economic development and reconstruction began in tokyo with the participation of the ukrainia

mariupol residents, so which was very scary, because provocations are arranged, mr. dmytro, thank you. dmytro zabavin, deputy of the mariupol city council, told us some news from occupied mariupol, dear friends, and now news about ukraine and what is happening in the world will tell kateryna shirokopoyas, she is already ready with a fresh selection. katya, i congratulate you on your word. greetings, colleagues, in a moment i will tell you about the statements of the white house regarding the financing of defense assistance to ukraine and the updated information about the trial of the former intelligence officer roman chervinsky. greetings, it's news time on espresso tv channel, kateryna shiropoyas works in the studio. at night , russia attacked ukraine with 17 missiles. the drones were launched from the temporarily occupied crimea. our defenders shot down 11 strike drones. air defense forces worked in mykolaiv, odesa, vinnytsia and dnipropetrovsk regions, the air force reported. the attack was carried out by anti-aircraft missile units, as well as mobile fire groups. at night, the enemy hit the civil infrastructure of odesa with mortars, a partially destroyed unfinished high-ri

mariupol, no, no, people from mariupol brought us medicines themselves . you know that, you know the goal , you know the grandfather, since there were overwhelming enemy forces, our units began to withdraw little by little to mariupol, then the ilyich plant, well, at that time there were three battalions in the brigade, it was the 501st separate battalion of marines, the battalion of marines line brigade is the one that i commanded and the first-independent battalion of marines, respectively, the first-independent battalion of marines... had a separate node of defense, and the 501 and the battalion of marines, they already held the population of purma directly in front of ilyich himself, on ilyich there... i remember once we even stood in the hangar , it turns out that we had a bunker and a hangar next to it, our equipment was there, and in short, everyone is starting, that’s it, everyone who was there is starting to quickly move to the bunker, kristina to me shouts: "vika, run, run, i'm standing, in short, i had a can of pepsi here, i remember, and there was a cow stick, i was like that, the machine was hanging, and i. how did it eventually work out, under what conditions did it happen, i already i was on a training ground, the chief of staff of donetsk atu called me, the general said that buses would arrive from mykolaiv, well, that is , they would bring people for the brigade, well, reinforcements, i say then mariupola ring, let’s say so and... and only one there was a road, it was through volodarskoye, it was possible to get there, well, accordingly, he said that a convoy will arrive , they will need to issue ammunition, you will find out the order of battle there, you are the senior and you are going to mariupol, you were personally in this convoy, yes, the first one, but it was very dangerous, so what to do, our work is like this, all the more so , well, the price of the question was my brigade, i... i don't know who would have behaved differently, well, i, as a native of this brigade, i simply could not behave differently, and i didn't even have questions, what is safe, what is dangerous, i have already answered everything, well, as everything was investigated in me, i understood what i am going for and where the danger should be read from, then all this was taken into account and well, well, well, almost without problems, i delivered people to the front, a couple of times there the column, wel

mariupol with a television camera and go out in this not just , in fact, there was some kind of reportage, but it was a direct inclusion from mariupol, that is, imagine in the middle of mariupol, someone turns on a camera and starts to tell something in german, and the fsb does not even look at it, yes, that is, it allows them to do it calmly, well, it is impossible for history in reality. absolutely impossible not only in mariupolnciple throughout the occupied territory territory, and this means one thing that a person was traveling, he received safety guarantees, he knew what would happen, and if he was traveling with safety guarantees, someone gave these guarantees, who in russia has enough power to give such guarantees , there are no such forces, well, relatively speaking, neither kadyrov nor pushilin, the only such force is the federal security service of the russian federation, which fully controls, in particular, mariupol and everything. what is happening there, so it is clear how he ended up there, then, if you look, listen to what it is boiling, it becomes clear, that he conveys the main messages that the russians are trying to convey, well, not the first day, not the first week, and not even the first year, i would say yes, yes, for a reason, this is the kind of response to modena, which in the italian city to the canceled exhibition , which they had to carry out, we got it repealed in a broad sense, w

mariupol already become? i mean the city's schools and cultural institutions. in mariupol , russian remains the main language. russian was spoken here even before the war. local actors, for example, of the mariupolyears they have been prohibited from staging plays in russian, and that they can finally do it again. and this, of course, is one of the reasons why do people stay here? is there a partisan movement? i don’t see anything like that, there are no traces of partisans, that’s how i am here. to the front in these shots, the work of k-52 reconnaissance and attack helicopters of the russian aerospace forces, alligators are destroying strongholds of ukrainian militants in the krasno-liman direction. this is an effective video of the actions of su-25 attack aircraft already published by the ministry of defense. the planes successfully hit the positions and manpower of the ukrainian armed forces on the donetsk sector of the front and returned to the departure airfield. units of the west group continue advance in the kupinsky direction. after release. footage of the heroes being awarded is published by minmaron. the commanders thanked the soldiers for their courage, perseverance, professionalism