a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, by major of the national guard of ukraine in reserve oleksiy hetmancal expert yevhen magda. in the second part of our program, i will have a journalism club, olga len, maryna danilyuk yarmaleva and bohdan butkevich will analyze the events of the past week. however, before starting our big conversation, i suggest watching a video of how several hundred people gathered to support an activist in fi, the capital of the russian region of bashkortostan. rafail alsynov was sentenced to four years in prison, they were dispersed the police, several protesters have been detained, we are watching. friends, for those who are currently watching us on youtube, please like our video and also subscribe to our page, in addition, you can participate in our survey, today we ask you this: is the russian rebellion a threat to putin's regime , what do you think about this, yes, no, and if you watch us on tv, please pick up your smartphone and vote if you think putin's regime is threatened by a russian rebellion, 0800 211 381, 0800 211 382, all calls to these numbers are fr

we were joined by oleksiy hetman, reserve major of nsu, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war. i congratulate you, mr. oleksii. good day. we have already spoken with the previous guest, ivan kyrychevsky, regarding missile attacks. literally one question for you to end this conversation. well, it can be seen that things have changed. the goals of russian missile strikes, they are now more focused on the destruction of our military capabilities, primarily on some military industries or around military industries, do you see that that it has already become some kind of trend, or , well, you evaluate it somehow differently, and how can you see it, if we don’t want to talk about it so very loudly, but you know, you can not say it on the air, but... everyone know very well that our objects related to military production were attacked, and this hit was quite successful, they managed to do a lot, well, they managed to damage something, and the question arises, how did this happen and where did they come from it's great to know what and where we are in order to do exactly that targeted o

we were joined by oleksiy hetman, reserve major of nsu, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war. ratulate you, mr. oleksii. good day. we have already spoken with the previous guest, ivan kirichevsky, regarding missile attacks. literally one question for you to end this conversation. well, it is clear that the goals of russian missile strikes have changed. they are now more focused on... our military capabilities, first of all, on some military productions or around military productions, do you see, well, what, what is this has already become some kind of... trend, or do you evaluate it in a different way? and how can you not see it, if we don't want to talk about it so loudly, but you know, you can't say it on the air, but everyone knows very well that our facilities, which are connected to the military, were attacked production, and this extraction was quite successful, they managed to do a lot of things, well, they managed to damage something, and the question arises, how did it happen and where did they come from... could they know so well about what and where it is in us in or

thank you very much to andriy babichev for joining us, and we will continue our conversation with oleksiy hetmanand you probably know that we will look a little at such a little to the south, further south, namely this week , there was also such an attack, already aimed in all probability at the woogerdar near novomykhaivka, it was an attempt to attack. with this technique, the ukrainian troops fired quite well near novomykhaivka there and even repelled the russian offensive, but what is interesting here is the extent to which this attack is some kind of distraction, an attempt, or after all, it can be considered as a separate direction, which is another direction of attack by the russians, which they will be now... in this winter period try to advance, what can mr. oleksiy tell us about this? the fact is that you have to look, some forces are concentrated in them, well, they pulled additional forces there. in the same matter , new forces appeared there, old ones were there, there was, well , look, there were by and large on this front there were two very powerful groups, the kupin-limansk and t

important in the espresso bunker studio , marta ulyarnyk, and antin borkovskyi, we are adding veteran oleksii hetmanour broadcast. of the russian-ukrainian war, reserve major of the national guard of ukraine. congratulations, mr. oleksii, veteri espresso. good day. glory to ukraine. well, the news arrived from general staff yes, it goes far. it won't be, we won't be, i'll voice it out. the armed forces of ukraine continue to expand the bridgehead on the left bank of the kherson region during the 82nd day of fighting. during the day, the enemy launched two missile strikes and 19 airstrikes. yes, well, further on, we will talk about the specifics of battles in general. but let's start from the left bank. come on, well, if there is an official message from our general staff, then it should be trusted, because... all our official messages, not once does anyone, even from high officials, express their personal opinions or do forecasts, and when we are talking about a direct official message, then they have always been wrong with us during the last two years of the war, or something had to be corrected or

participant in the russian-ukrainian war, major of the national guard of ukraine in reserve, oleksiy hetman'. majors, i congratulate you and i am glad to see you on our air. good evening. at night, ukrainian drones attacked the tambov gunpowder plant and an oil depot in klyntsy, bryansk region, where a large-scale fire broke out. sources in ukrainian intelligence reported that in klyntsy the military object was significantly damaged, the consequences of the attack on the powder factory are being clarified. mr. major, over the last week we have seen activity from... the armed forces of ukraine or the defense forces of ukraine in attacks on military facilities and critical infrastructure on the territory of the russian federation. what does this mean, we have more opportunities to attack these objects? well, i want to believe that it became more, because these attacks increased and the flight range and accuracy of hitting increased. that which attacked the gunpowder factory, this is very good, because now the world has just started a shortage of... this product, many countries started to prod

we add to of our eter oleksiy hetman, a reserve major of the national guard of ukraine, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war. thank you for... joining us on this festive day, and happy new year and glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes and a happy new year. well, let's now try to analyze the strategic plans of our enemy for the current 24th year. mr. oleksiy, we understand that the enemy is now using tactics in quotation marks, of course, the so-called unlimited use of human resources, right? and the former commander of the american contingent on the european continent, noted that the enemy is trying to create an impression or create the illusion of unlimited human resources, on the one hand we understand that this changes somewhat the classic western european or world military doctrine, we understand that in the west we are used to counting the loss of manpower, on the other hand, this not as if demonstrating putin's readiness to fight to the last russian, or buryat... or someone of other nationalities living there, but, but, but the enemy's plans for the current 24th year? well,

oleksii hetman. mr. major, i congratulate you and i am glad to see you on our air. good evening. at night, ukrainian drones attacked the tambov gunpowder plant and an oil depot in klyntsy, bryansk region, where a large-scale fire broke out. sources in the ukrainian intelligence reported that in klyntsy , a military object was significantly damaged, the consequences of an attack on a powder factory being clarified major, we have been seeing for the past week. the activity of the armed forces of ukraine or the defense forces of ukraine in attacks on military facilities and critical infrastructure on the territory of the russian federation. what does this mean, we have more opportunities to attack these objects? well, i would like to believe that it became more, because these attacks increased and the range of the webs and the accuracy of the connection increased. the fact that the gunpowder plant was attacked is a very good thing, because now the world has just begun. deficit for this product, many countries began to produce artillery shells, because they saw how important they are

and oleksiy is already on our airwaves hetman, reserve major of the national guard of ukraine, veterane russian-ukrainian war. mr. oleksiy, we congratulate you. yes, have a good day. mr. oleksiy, what is the situation now, what can you say, what is happening on the front. well, there have been no significant changes in the last few days, well, we are already used to these words that there are heavy battles in the kupinsky-limansk direction, in the avdiivsk direction, in the bakhmutsk direction, in the maryansk direction on the left bank of the dnipro river near kherson, well that is there are ongoing battles, and at different times they are there these battles change intensively, but i leave these directions. well, they are so intense, and the russians are trying to push through, where, where, where these battles are taking place, nothing significant or important has happened here in the last few days. the american institute for the study of war also published that what is on the minds of russian military bloggers now, they are racking their brains over how to move on from positional w

burnt sensypyuk, so the situation is not the same already good for the russians, and thank you oleksiy hetman, our time is running out, so thank you, and actually continue. stay with us, we will have further news, and we will meet you. who and how fooled the people of kyiv at gas stations, 200 million euros was provided to our country by lithuania, about this and more, i will tell you later melnyk, together with the news team, and i start this issue with the following: russians wounded a man in the kherson region, the enemy fired at residential buildings in the village of novodmirivka, the regional military administration reports. a 58-year-old local resident came under fire in his own house. he has a contusion and brain damage. the man was taken to the hospital. the russians killed a 48-year-old woman. terrorists dropped two guided aerial bombs on the village of vilkhuvatka in the kupyan district of kharkiv region. oleg sinyohobov, the head of the regional military administration, informed. 10 private houses, a shop and a school were also damaged. a fire broke out in the educational institut

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yes, we continue the chronicles of the war, oleksiy hetman, reserve major of nsu, veteran of the russian-ukrainian us. i congratulate you, mr. oleksii, have a good day. we have already spoken with the previous guest, ivan kyrychevsky, regarding missile attacks. literally one question for you at the end of this conversation, well, it is clear that the goals of the russian missile strikes have changed, they are now. are more focused on the destruction of our military capabilities, primarily on some military industries or around military industries, do you see it that way that this has already become some kind of trend, or , well, you evaluate it somehow differently, and how can you see it, if we don't want to talk about it so very loudly, but you know, you can't say it on the air, but everyone.. .

a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, a major of the national guard of ukraine in reserve, oleksiy hetmandyky and political expert yevhen magda. in the second part of our program, i will have a journalism club: olga len, maryna danilyuk yarmaleva and bohdan butkevich will analyze the events of the past week. however, before starting our big conversation, i suggest you watch a video of how in the capital of the russian region of bashkortostan in fi, several hundred people gathered to... friends, for those who are currently watching us on youtube, please like our video, and also subscribe to our page, besides, you can take part in our poll, today we ask you about the following: is the russian rebellion threatening putin's regime, what do you think? about that, yes, no, but if you're watching us on tv, get your hands on please smartphone and vote if you think putin regime is threatened by russian rebellion 0800-211-381 no 0800-211-382 all calls to these numbers are free call us your opinion is important. we are in contact with a participant in the russian-ukrainian war, a major of the nation

we are adding oleksiy hetman, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war and reserve major of nsu, to the ether. glory to ukraine. mr. oleksiy. glory to heroes. i congratulate you. well, we have information sufficiently controversial regarding the activation of the occupiers in the kharkiv region. telegraf wrote that the armed forces are preparing for a new offensive of the russian federation in kharkiv oblast soon. there was talk of... january as a date , perhaps the ukrainian authorities deny such a possibility, but the institute for the study of war , in turn, says that russian troops are preparing an offensive on kupyansk in the coming weeks, but it is not about any major offensive to kharkiv region, you as a professional person, what are you currently pursuing in this direction and are there really any prerequisites to believe that there could be another major offensive on kharkiv oblast, well, the prerequisites remain, they have not disappeared, a large number of forces and means of the russian federation are concentrated there, let's do it quickly, there are more than 130 thousand

you explain people who reached puberty and the right to vote in the 19th year, we will now ask oleksiy hetman, he is a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, a reserve major. to the national guard, mr. oleksiy, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, good morning, what do you say, mr. oleksiy, on this, on this ipso, about the fact that the general is industrious, and , as mariana says, sitting on a glass without a corner, b) he was fired, and then everything began to be denied, what kind of information and psychological campaign was it yesterday, well , you know, very often a person. is trying to accuse another person of what exactly he has a fault in, that is, he is trying to bring this or that flaw onto another, that is, in order to somehow justify himself, well , there is a whole separate separate conversation about maryana bezuglu, she has a lot of things, she hasn't worked like this before, she's always trying to get a badass, you know, it's even funny to comment, and about the fact that they dispersed these... you know, it was completely expected, well if eh, well, i

later, it will be one of the following our guests, and now we are adding to the conversation oleksiy hetmana veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, reserve major of nsu, glory to ukraine, mr. oleksiy. glory to the heroes, good morning. mr. oleksiy, we know that everyone, a real expert, has their own opinion on what happened over the waters of the sea of ​​azov. around the a50 plane, how many interesting and serious and technically verified versions have we already heard, what is your opinion on this matter, how did we shoot down the russian a50 plane and why are the russians shouting for the second day, it's not the ukrainians, we shot it down ourselves? quite possibly that these were their air defense systems, anti-aircraft missile systems, maybe 300, maybe bukovsky, maybe some others, but... the fact is that in order for them, well, to destroy their own aircraft, it was necessary to spoil their program recognition of another's, to intercept the transmission of information about where and how their planes fly, they are every missile division, every every division receives information about

now we will talk with oleksiy hetman, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war and a reserve major of theed forces of ukraine. we are adding him to our broadcast, mr. oleksiy. i congratulate you, i congratulate you. we had a missile attack this morning, then we had several air alarms, but somehow that missile attack, somehow, i don’t know, maybe the russians didn’t prepare seriously or what, well, it somehow passed imperceptibly, and on the contrary, i drew attention to the fact that many missiles failed to bring down, transitions, well you know, this attack, i you for some reason i can't hear very well, well, it's... communication problems, they usually, well, rockets, the missile attack happened just as we predicted that they would be able to make such attacks every week, well, in 5-7 days , 10 days after the last attack, but they will use up to 50, 30-40 air targets, well, that is, missiles, various missiles, taking into account the old x22 missile was launched there, because they have certain limitations. in terms of production, they can produce missiles x101, x555, dagger, caliber an

oleksiy, oleksiy hetman, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, a reserve major of the armed forces ne, was in touch with us, and we will now, by the way, continue the topic that mr. oleksiy mentioned. in the last minutes of our conversation, when rishosunyk reminded me about the visit to the ukrainian capital of the prime minister of great britain, because the agreement on security, which was signed by the president of ukraine and the prime minister of great britain, is now being interpreted in very different ways, we ask we ask a question about this agreement to the diplomat, the former ambassador of ukraine to great britain from 2005 to 2010, igor kharchenko, congratulations mr. igor, good evening, congratulations, so let's try to understand. after all, the meaning of this agreement, because it is clear that it's not about security guarantees, but then what? the agreement is called the agreement on cooperation in the field of security, let's call it that, because the agreement on security guarantees, i think it's more of a journalistic term, i think the agreement on security guara

oleksiy, thank you for the analysis, for the conversation, oleksiy hetman, a veteran of the russian-ukrainianmajor of the reserve of the national guard of ukraine, with this statement. we're going to take a short break, then we'll come back and talk a lot about drones, are folk... drones possible, should we start screwing things up in kitchens, or maybe it's better to join those companies that are already doing it professionally, there are discounts on fkalor 20% in in the pharmacies psylansky, pam and uschad, there are discounts on zzilor - 10% in the psylanchyk pharmacies for you and uschad. usual affairs with... unreal heavy bags are not for my sick back, for back pain, try dolgit cream. dolgit cream relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility, with dolgit cream you want to lift. dolgit - the only yellow cream for joint and back pain. for muscle spasms, dolgit antispasmodic tablets, dolgit antispasmodic tablets to relax muscles and calves. there are 10% discounts on laktiale in psarynyk, pam and oskad pharmacies. tired of heavy and thunder of saws, then the compact and powe

oleksiy hetman and yevhen dyky, and we will talk with them about the situation that is developing both at the front and outside the front, meaning strikes by the ukrainian armed forces on the territory of the russian federation on oil depots, because yesterday it flew over st. petersburg, today flew to the bryansk region, everything is on fire, everything is burning, what to expect from our... armed forces of ukraine and in what way the war will move to the territory of the russian federation, we will talk about all this with dyky and hetman. in addition, the first part of our program will feature yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of world politics, a political expert. let's talk about a broader such bar that exists in ukrainian politics, and those events that... are unfolding literally before our eyes, and in particular, stories with journalists and businessmen, as an internal politics affects the image of ukraine in the world and how the international media are already starting to comment on what is happening inside ukraine despite the war and about domestic politics.

oleksiy, oleksiy hetman, veteran of the russian-ukrainian war and a reserve major.u was on the air of the espresso tv channel, and now let's move on to matters not just festive, but a few others, which are also actually present in our lives, and obviously present in the lives of our defenders. we will talk about baptism on the front line, whether it is possible or whether it is happening. chaplain of the 125th brigade, father roman dyachishyn, joins our ether. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. greetings, you are driving, you are somewhere in those parts near our boys, do you have such an opportunity to be there today? eh, yes, of course, yesterday we traveled around the kharkiv region, today we visited the donetsk region, the region we are currently passing through is slavyansk, and from then on we go to our brothers to share the joy of baptism, to consecrate water together with our brothers, sprinkle them and... raise the spirits of every soldier who defends our native homeland. i dare to assume that you don't have time for the liturgy of the consecration of water

thank you, oleksiy hetman, reserve major of the national guard of ukraine, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, was with us on communication and we can now proceed to the discussion of the following topics with our speaker ivan shevtsov, head of the press service of the steel border assault brigade lieutenant colonel. mr. ivan, we congratulate you from veteri espresso, glory to ukraine and a happy new year, i congratulate you with the hero of glory and a happy new year, well, a new year, problems. and ourselves, in particular, we are talking about russian aggression and a full-scale invasion, but at the same time we understand that the lemano-kupinsky direction remains strategic, in particular , taking into account the amount of manpower that the enemy sent there. well, first of all i would like to i would like to ask you how the new year's eve passed, whether the enemy has now reduced his offensive, so to speak, activity in the lyman-kupinsky sky, i understand that the concept is extremely broad, but... the current situation in your direction? new year's eve, in particular, was no differe