and along the entire line of the front, we will discuss now directly with the military expert peter chernyk, he is joining us live . peter, good morning. thank you for being with us in such a morning, so give glory to the heroes. let's start with kharkov, uh, how much have we been talking about the war for 164 days already? kharkiv remains almost always in the center of attention. what do you think, why? yes, i'm on the call , i'm listening. we are constantly talking about him, how long is the war going on, what do you think why kharkiv still remains such a target of the occupiers, you know how, in my opinion, it is completely inappropriate to concentrate on one place. the whole of ukraine will remain under attack, this is an important nuance, all without why kharkiv is an exception, because it must be reminded that at the beginning of the so-called great battle for donbass, the enemy declared a large operational arc . objectively, and this is actually a huge merit of our armed forces , he could not and does not achieve development in this regard, operational friends, and he objectively res

peter, for this analysis. petro chernyk, a military expert, was in touch with us.ving on . is denys chistikov, deputy permanent representative of the president of ukraine in the autonomous republic of crimea, we congratulate denys. glory to ukraine, to the heroes, the glory of the good day is already becoming traditional, so even in the autonomous republic of crimea, they are trying to do something in the evening from the releases of anti-aircraft and defense systems constantly knocking down the occupiers, nevertheless, there is no understanding of how the population that is currently in the autonomous republic of crimea really reacts to this. well, let's be fair, we do not have an understanding of how it reacts to this, we see that the tourists leave the peninsula after leaving, as is traditional for the end of august, but that's not the case the mood there is less now, if you have this information, please, the residents of crimea, for the most part, perceive the recent events positively, because they understand that in 8 years, which are approaching and really in

aircraft carrier group of the united states, well, and already with us petro chernyk, a military expert, joins me, i hope , mr. peter, mr. peter. good day to you. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. glory to ukraine. well, let's talk about the latest news and there are reports that the russians are withdrawing troops from the north of donetsk region and transferring them to zaporozhye. they are also withdrawing troops and transferring them to kherson region. direction, what does this indicate, uh, what opportunities are opening up here for ukraine, what is happening in the kherson region, from what we can say, this indicates that the enemy is serious about potential counteroffensive actions, the prerequisite for which was primarily along the right bank of the dnieper , however, since there are so many guests in this topic, a lot of attention has already been paid to the fact that somewhere the enemy is acting in this spirit is evidence that the enemy is not going to give up every piece of the occupied territory and in my opinion, a great and difficult battle for the liberation of the right bank of the dnieper awa

yes, okay, petro chernyk, a military expert, we hope you see him. good health, mr. peter. i advise you that in the south you will receive more positive information than in the east about what is happening in the south, as far as we can talk about it, considering that mr. president called us all to talk less about our plans and victories and expectations, then in in principle, what is happening there within the limits of what we can talk about? well, if i have someone, what can we talk about, then let's say in general that the entire front line, i will remind you more and more kilometers , has developed a kind of strategic balance. that's how it is, as if there is no enemy. full-fledged prepared resources in order to carry out large contour offensive operations deep into ukraine, at least up to 15 km, but we have not yet built up enough useful weapons to start creating the phenomenon called fire mines the point of view of a military expert is that this war is unique in its part that it is a war of huge quantity in terms of quality, and at the moment the phenomenon from a mi