the direction severodonetsk lysychansk, they are now clinging to each other for a small town like opiskibut in the grand scheme of things, our fighters who were in lysychansk and in north donetska were in the same way in pisky, and when this artillery fire is conducted every day and continuously, it is definitely very difficult to withstand it, and i still once i say this, i understand everything, this is the general staff and is trying to solve this problem as much as possible, so there are definitely problems, but it is being solved. can we say that simply because of the length of the front, in fact, we cannot provide coverage of all sections, and how can the russians do it, you are absolutely right. i did not emphasize this 1,300 km for nothing, and it is only necessary to think about these numbers. but you see how the russians themselves are still doing it, they, er, tried this until recently after they uh, they switched from severodonetsk, they started to shift all their forces from izyumsk to kramatorsk direction to slavyansk, but they didn't get anything there, literally, but for

if anyone knows zhulyany, opisky is also a suburb of the city of donetsk.w what is happening there now. there are very serious principled battles. people who still remained there, especially in kurakhovo, in maryinki, there in avdiivka, and so on, i think it is very important because the russians have no other way out, they have to pass us, pass us and pass us with heavy equipment, you can only pass us with heavy equipment digging us out of bunkers and shelters and so on, and during all of this, it happens that, unfortunately, the civilian population, who refuses to go, can not only come under fire, but also die, because they level everything they see on their way to the ground these are the barbarians, you have to treat the war like a birch and there is a possibility, there is no possibility, get on the very first transport you find and just run away from there yaroslav well, yesterday we talked about the fact that we do not have a written term in the legislation of such a concept at all forced or necessarily necessarily evacuation, and forced evacuation i