orestes and the volunteers were in the shelter almost 24 hours a day.ook care of the animals that refugees fleeing abroad left at the station, small children who go abroad and they give their two dogs and give them a bag of pennies and say that they were saving for a dream and they give themselves up for their dogs, this is actually moral. that is, we were here at the beginning of the war more than once and cried when people could not when the animal has lived there with them for 10 years and they cannot leave it any further and they are forced to leave it. and it is actually very difficult. almost 6,000 animals managed to be saved by oresta with a team of animal protectionists. all rescued animals from the east and south of ukraine were brought here by volunteers to this lviv shelter quite a few shelters were found for every four-legged animal lviv volunteers were helped by german and polish colleagues nearly four thousand four-legged animals found a new home abroad the most terrible thing i have seen is tortured people tortured dogs, i would not like

orest did not tell much, only that he had lost 15 kg, but vera helped him hold on and hope for a return home, and there was little that could be done. it was very it was a small room, we couldn't sit there, we only took turns to sit there, and we couldn't speak there, and that's why we had a bible there. we read the bible . the birth of his mother after treatment and rehabilitation orest returns to the army, he will continue to take pictures, and after the war he intends to be released, his autograph on the photo with the beam remains in the kremenchuk museum, the video grows iryna skripachova oleksandr popenko tv channel espresso, that's how it is for the moment , read more about important events on our website espresso tv , also subscribe to our channels in social networks we are on youtube, telegram, instagram, twitter, stay close, let 's listen to people suffering from rheumatism and arthritic, it's impossible to get used to it, it doesn't let you move i tried everything and at the pharmacy i bought dolgit yellow cream it saves me from pain in rheumatism, it relieves pain, reduces s

forbes 30 under 30 list, ex-fighter of the azov regiment dmytro a cossack named e with the call sign oreste of those who defended mariupol , visited kremenchuk. it was in this place that the first photo exhibition of his photos from azovstal was opened in the spring. iryna skripachova, director of the museum of military history of kremenchuk, volodymyr polyakovu introduces dmytro kozatskyi to the exhibits and photo exhibition azovstal undefeated, which was presented in the city on may 30, among other defenders, serhiy volynskyi, a graduate of the kremenchuk military lyceum with the call sign volyn, was photographed among other defenders . dmytro shares his thoughts on the three months of defense of mariupol, captivity, exchange of treatment and return device if we talk about bailouts, there simply was no other choice than not to hold on because if you stop jumping that's just you and that was the best motivation because i think everyone has something to live for and something to fight for and everyone held on like this, the cossack soldier says azovstal was one of the last and was able to

of ukraine and americans of ukrainian origin are very actively involved in this commission this is orestchukivskyi, he constantly advocates for the interests of ukraine in this commission. there are even such far-reaching proposals that are offered instead of the russian federation to include ukraine in the permanent members of the un security council, the only country that in the post-war years fulfills all its obligations russia and belarus, which were one of the most loyal members of the un, are the soviet union and belarus, which were also one of the founders , they are clearly starting all these obligations, so they cannot claim for such, this is the usual field of fiction , but there are even such proposals, and why do you know that water sharpens a stone? these proposals may one day be considered, and the situation is complicated by the fact that, unfortunately, as in 1991, they admitted then secretly the russian federation as the legal successor of the soviet union was introduced in the un charter until now, and as a member and in its constitution the soviet union appears, not th

the week before last, when the exhibition of photos of uh, defenseman azovstali with the call sign orestbecause there are some layers, something there on in addition to all that, in early november, the world-famous actress penelope cruz said she was indignant that because of ukraine, people somewhere and children in africa are not getting enough food. and at the same time, she absolutely did not mention the war. this is the situation with these sent parts of animal bodies. she somehow affects the mood in spain regarding the war in ukraine, the instruction of the spanish regarding the war in ukraine, well, in general, we have to admit that this is a fact proven by the experience and practice of this full-scale russian-ukrainian war that , in general, the public mood in european states er, about the dnipro in ukrainian, that is, the share of people who are citizens of the states sympathizes with ukraine significantly outweighs those who do not care or those who still want to try to understand russia there or sympathize with russia, that is, the situation here is in our favor, but definitel

i understand that we have a colossal shortage of these military medics because of orest. it is true. i would answer this question of yours next, if the platoon consists of a number of men, we will say there are more than 20, more than 30 men, yes, and there is one combat medic, if 2-3 servicemen are injured, we must understand that this combat medic will not pay attention to each one, he will start to render aid, the second will lie with injuries and wait for aid or support from a medical worker, that's why our basic course gives every serviceman the opportunity to provide, not expect help from a medical worker, to provide er help to stop critical bleeding eh and eh wait for a medical worker in a safe recovery position volodymyr, mr. volodymyr, i also want to ask you about the fact that after the fighters have already completed this training in tactical medicine, what happens next, are they issued, for example, any special first-aid kits for that so that they can then provide first aid to themselves and their comrades, is there a special backpack issued there, as it was b

oleksiy said we are going to the movie is like that freedom and fire, because it came from azovstal, orestk, and i’m sitting there watching. my soul doesn’t stay anymore, because that’s how we remember all the tragedies of the past months, and then they become two agitators

importantly, what to do with communication in the event of a complete blackout of the city or country, orestmalovsky learned this is a real find during a blackout, a good old wired phone, it does not need to be charged, konstantin rarely used it, but never refused to pay the subscription fee, always paid a little more money for this connection. to specifically have an alternative to a mobile phone, but already in the summer, during the great war, konstantin received a letter from ukrtelecom, the landline phone will no longer be serviced because it is too much trouble to repair the networks, as a replacement, they offered this one, which looks similar, but with a completely different principle of operation. the worst thing is that it needs electricity, that is, in in the case of a long absence of electricity in the house, it will sit down and there will be no connection, how long does this phone hold a charge for 3-4 hold it, but what if there is no light for a week, call an ambulance, call an ambulance well for example, firefighters well, for example, the arrival of a nearby flight and a lon

critical of him, but he is nice enough, you can like him too look on youtube and there it is about orestesthe main character of the film, who is i? well, in such unhappy thoughts, he thinks about the meaning of his life and how he should live in general , because he is somehow not living as he would like, and the main thing is about the conflict is well, let's say that native lviv residents who have always lived there, both ukrainians and well, liberators, who came to liberate and are still nostalgic for the soviet union, there are many people who believe that there are no such people in lviv, but in fact there are valentyn vaitsyanovych made a film about them. well, and about shchedrik, on january 5, the film olesi morganets eseenko shchedrik will be released in theaters. united three ukrainian, polish and jewish families during the period when the dictatorial power of the soviet union was being replaced by the third reich. and i can't yet describe the quality of this film to you and some of my opinion, but there is a trailer and in the end there is an opportunity to go see it movie to fo

orest drimalovsky won maksymilian ilchenko program windows stb nuclear news this is my country my painsy friends parents children neighbors students doctors teachers warriors we are all regardless of age beliefs preferences convictions we are all united now we will win glory to ukraine a year ago i considered the title of olympic champion the main victory of my life today, like all ukrainians, i longed for one single victory , a victory in the war with russia. on february 24, ukrainian athletes became our ukrainian athletes and the olympics. thousands of my colleagues changed their training halls to the battlefield. many of them, unfortunately, will remain there forever among them my comrade the master of sports from greco-roman wrestling ihor the shepherd games russian and belarusian athletes at this time who openly and who silently supports the mouth and genocide therefore their only achievement on the international arena should be lifelong shame and exile i call on you to support ukraine on the sports at the front, your word will help put the enemy on the shoulder, share your posts w

to his partners, he has only three words, faster, faster, from bucharest, romania, olga kushelenko, orestt, tsn 1+1 marathon, united news russia is shelling ukraine with soviet missiles that can carry a nuclear charge, a piece of rocket that fell in the west of the country today showed journalists the strategic cruise missile x-55 was without a warhead and the number on it was erased, according to the military, this may indicate that these missiles are ukrainian earlier , our state handed over gas and peace to russia in exchange for guarantees of peace, and the fact that russia started firing old missiles, the military says, is in order to exhaust our air defense system it can be argued that the deliberate launch of these e-e missiles is aimed at carrying out demonstration actions, distracting the attention of the ukrainian air defense system, exhausting it, while modern missiles are directed at objects of critical infrastructure, residential districts, which can significantly increase their effectiveness we are learning to live in a new reality and one of the biggest problems after the m

his partners he has only three words faster faster faster from bucharest, romania olga koshilenko orest1+1 marathon the only news russia is shelling ukraine with soviet missiles capable of carrying a nuclear charge a piece of rocket that fell in the west of the country was shown to journalists today. the kh -55 strategic cruise missile was without a warhead and the number on it was erased. according to the military, this may indicate that these missiles are ukrainian, which before our state handed over to russia in exchange for guarantees of peace and gas, and the fact that russia started firing old missiles, the military says, is in order to exhaust our air defense system, it can be argued that the deliberate launch of these missiles is aimed at conducting demonstration actions to divert attention to itself the depletion of the ukrainian air defense system, while modern missiles are aimed at critical infrastructure objects, residential areas, which can significantly increase their effectiveness we are learning to live in a new reality, and one of the biggest problems after the massive

oleksiy said we are going to a movie uh-uh like that freedom and fire, because he came from azovstal, orest cossack, and i sit there and watch. my soul no longer remains, because this is how we remember all the tragedies of the past months, and then they become two agitators. why does that nazi exist here? why? i am a nazi. only but now it is not alloyed at a high level but but it is not it has not happened for months and the biggest you will see is not uh what uh there were some long-lasting days or weeks of russian culture or heritage it was also silent this year and uh changed to danny ukrainian-speaking nations, because that means outside the empire, we speak ukrainian. thank you very much, mr. andriy, for your work in promoting our ukrainian interests, in particular, on the outskirts of washington . thank you for visiting us. e virtual and here i came to visit thank you and have a nice trip we wish you iryna koval already with news to us 11.01 ira we congratulate you, thank you colleagues for a moment about the most important thing news time on the espresso tv channel in the studio, ir

your jani via a boy a dumas amount. botero boy, get your messages. shinkel orest could almost allows them the elite teams almost slauson kid. yet that ever gets eat yet. in boonville, in boy a much wasn't deep, they send me up after they prefers general record. he janet been he can meet the dish to them. a provision as dealers, as in the advancing to this me to be game she, alma, them, it is some e to me albums i'm up profits in are all i be little mama won't tend to make her naive profits her to be named there. so you to do she name europe, has she's somewhat all that occurred and him, dan dalia. hash she somewhat all iraqi, a pure shim. did ben. so you'd be she, larry up cerebral or salmon? good ambien son and salute. yup. to know awful hardy cadell lead. i'm a bay up, said them ah, dumb girl, mya covers and i go away. i wish you all our gage knew della did, shin them all, use them ben and j. so yup, mother and j somewhat to yield pure on look and plum. i'm get a q all dots on our beaches so they get to a 1000000000 mama suit. i get it will make a chin. so we'll talk cough on lamb

this dmitry, a cossack and call sign orest , is a neo-nazi fighter, banned in russia, the azov regimentoted by kiev pr people, as a singer from azov became sveta ebola's son, and also a cossack, according to ukrainian propaganda. a talented photographer , the pictures he took on azov began to spread around the world, the western media called them brilliant. this is a photo of a man in a beam of light. even became the cover for one of the anti-russian books that are so fond of churning out across the oceans, which inspired you to make i wanted to send a message. i saw this ray of light and took a photo with this i wanted to send a message to my brothers and a couple to all ukrainians and all the people who support ukraine in its struggle. after the release from the captivity of the cossacks, first ukrainian and then american airs were invited to the body, pressed through and through, imbued with ideals. neo-nazism itself did not notice how it became such a hero. as an example to follow, they even invited me to one of the american schools in the state of maryland. the catalan polytechnic

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vladimir putin's time in london graham, the -- in leningrad, the connection to orest johnson, how much can you draw -- peter: it is important to ember he is kgb. that something we often paper over. he wanted his child to join the kgb. it's like watching dlg men in the united states. he offered himself to the kgb without accepting him. and they said sorry, we -- you don't come to us, we come to you. eventually he became an officer in dresden. it is this moment, the collapse of the old soviet order happens and he's left there in this dank outpost in the middle of east germany and there are crowds of people outside the kgb office and he is there by himself with a lone gun, saying back off, don't dare come in here and they are burning the documents inside because they are afraid of being overrun. they call for help and the answer they get is moscow is silent. a searing moment for putin and it reverberates to this day. the idea that power had collapsed. that's what he's been trying to reverse for 20 years. host: have you ever met vladimir putin? susan: i have met vladimir putin. i did the f

vladimir putin's time in london graham, the -- in leningrad, the connection to orest johnson, how much can you draw -- peter: it is important to ember he is kgb. that something we often paper over. he wanted his child to join the kgb. it's like watching dlg men in the united states. he offered himself to the kgb without accepting him. and they said sorry, we -- you don't come to us, we come to you. eventually he became an officer in dresden. it is this moment, the collapse of the old soviet order happens and he's left there in this dank outpost in the middle of east germany and there are crowds of people outside the kgb office and he is there by himself with a lone gun, saying back off, don't dare come in here and they are burning the documents inside because they are afraid of being overrun. they call for help and the answer they get is moscow is silent. a searing moment for putin and it reverberates to this day. the idea that power had collapsed. that's what he's been trying to reverse for 20 years. host: have you ever met vladimir putin? susan: i have met vladimir putin. i did the f