well, they received psychological injuries. please, i will immediately clarify the data of one of thewho participate and will continue to participate in the development and implementation of new approaches and the provision of psychological assistance today to the main partners and veterans are british organizations that together with us are creating the borodyanka-center, as you know, this is our veteran center which was destroyed at the beginning of march and actually this is our first step towards the restoration of general approaches and the provision of psychological assistance and the creation of some kind of future perspective . both theoretical and practical, well, let's say, the program that is being implemented in denmark, the united states, britain, and norway, actually. today, we are talking about what, according to our expectations, is the main step that we expected to do . we are talking about the medical assistance of the ministry of veterans , from july 1 already contracted institutions that applied to us to participate in this program will be able to provide qualified

is really the progenitor, modern psychological torture. on this project funded another guy mcgill named dr. ellen cameron. what erin cameron did ellen memorial institute was, was close to monstrous. i came in for psychotherapy. i was just crying, crying cry, a hopeless. i didn't know what to expect. they said i was going to the psychiatric ward you meant that that, that cameron, that's you and cameron? yes, i met him. that we were all was terrified of him. why? we all fell to fear. we all had a fear of him, and we didn't want him to notice us, because whatever he did, it would never, there was a patient with them. the patient was always screaming. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, these are the days and hours ah, the occasion professor un cameron was a very famous psychiatrist. he was head of the american psychiatric association and the world psychiatric association. he was the top of the field. at the same time, he seemed pretty much willing to do anything. and the for the cia to find a doctor who didn't have limits in nearby capital with lots of pat

patients would come in with ordinary psychological emotional problems. they sign their waivers and they would be subjected to this czar urging of extreme sensory deprivation isolation for, for up to a month. one of his favorite things was he had a sort of a football helmet with a tape recorder in it would play a tape and look up to 500000 times, say things like my mother hates me and he would blit the brim with ropes, inter deprivation and kind of psychological, emotional, a song, well, what's working? i mean it's garbage blue. ah, what he did was he would put people under massive electro shock and he would give it to the banner prolong basis along with what he called sleep therapy. his idea was, once you wipe the brain clean, you could wipe out the, say, a buried behavior. the bad ideas, the ideas that were missing up people's minds. and you could program in other ideas . electrical vasa therapy picked up and was widely used in germany before it went anywhere else as a way of returning soldiers to board. the german army wasn't going to spend tons of mon

and then they came down to the basement of a stanford psychology department. the place where the prison study was done. the idea is prison is made to feel inferior, insignificant, worthless. the most important thing is you take away their name, they become a number. and of course, given they have smocks it with no underpants that behind is showing like my 1st hour in there. it was humiliating. lose also. abrupt was quick. it was just, you know, take him off, put this on. and then i got dusted with baking soda, which was supposed to be the de lauser. and i was led by the cell. what some barto did was a very cheap knock off of the kind of thing that milligram was doing not always embargo, but i think, you know, the guard called john wayne believed that ethics don't matter if the environment is artificial and that's not true. all life is real life we needed to get tougher with the prisoners and it could well be that we were instructed by the experimenters to get to. in fact, i don't think we considered ourselves to be a subject of the experiment. were merely a to

ah, the, she has doctrine of psychological torture. that they develop through research in the decade, the 1950s. and was codified in the bar counterintelligence interrogation manual. oh hm. mm mm. mm. as to basic techniques on which all the rest of the procedures to run one is sensory deprivation and the other is self inflicted pain. ah, the cia trained allied agencies in the techniques. so in effect, you know, knowing about dissemination about abuse, send these techniques to other armies. could you take an ordinary individual, like a resty or recruit and make a person become an effective interrogator? and it seems that mill gms experiment was a liking part of this project. when i learned of incidents such as the destruction of millions of men, women and children, perpetrated by the nazis in world war 2. how is it possible? i asked myself that ordinary people were courteous and decent in everyday life. can i callously in you mainly without any limitations of conscience? under what conditions, when a person obey authority, who commanded

we're just sort of applying psychological pressure on them. oh wow. yeah. a it harms me how to how does it hard just to claim that people can be like yeah it let me in on some knowledge that, that i've never experienced 1st hand. i read about it, i read a lot about it, but i've never experienced it for i've never seen someone turn that way. and i know you're a nice guy. you know, well, you and position would you have that? i don't know. ah ah, with a proud name because the attitude and engagement was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground situation forces can overwhelm, can dominate even the best of us. ordinary people put in a bad evil environment can become transformed to become part of that negative environment. and it's any of us, or in fact, most of us the office of naval intelligence, it was a pretty consistent cut out front for cia. they funded much of this research and i don't know if there was a yield that they, they produce a yield for this cruel science. i don't that's, it's maybe more.

we're just sort of applying psychological pressure on them. it harms me. how did, how does it harm just that people can be like yeah, it let me in on some knowledge that, that i've never experienced 1st hand. i read about it, i read a lot about it, but i've never experience it firsthand. i've never seen someone turn that way. i knew you were a nice guy. you know. well, you and position what would you i don't know. aah! with a loan. i paid for the summer with the bulls then. yeah. but like i'm on that single look. i think now so important edition and i would at last, but i had on that mission with mother study at that. and what i do, what i do well, that's edible up. it's a, it's a fact. let me ask with global learning, go immediately. you do a bull supposedly with oh, great on. you have to run it almost ah, [000:00:00;00] ah ah, grace foreign minister says budapest wants to buy more rushing gas and won't get through the winter without it, as they used to go through the repercussions of it and keep russian sanctions africa criticizes europe. you turn calls

we're just sort of applying psychological pressure on them. oh wow. yeah, i've been a harm's me how to how does it hard just to claim that people can be like yeah, it, let me in on some knowledge that, that i've never experienced firsthand. i read about it. i read a lot about it, but i've never experienced it for i've never seen someone turn that way and i know you're a nice guy. you know, well you and position. what would you i dont know. ah ah ah, with a really long i paid for the summer with the bill was then yeah, well i come on that thing with dental but look at it now. so in for an additional full and i would at last but i had an issue with the policy daily mother stated at that and what i did, what i did well thats invalid. let me look at the bush. let me ask with a dealership, look, when you get the immediate z you too. so i was also the upgrade. no problem like i was supposed to do a little bit of good. you know, you mentioned earlier, but you know, if they need you nothing here that we bought it. oh, great on your car, run it almost oh, when

is really the progenitor, modern psychological torture on this project funded? another guy, mcgill named doctor in cameron. what erin cameron did, elena moreland, city was, was close to monstrous. i came in psychotherapy, i was crying, crying cry was hopeless. i didn't know what to expect. they said i was going to the psychiatric ward. ah, you met that man. that cameron, that's you and cameron. yes, i met him and we were always terrified of him. why? we all fell to fear. we all had a fear of him, and we didn't want him to notice us because whatever he did, whenever there was a patient put them, the patient was always screaming. ah ah. well, it shows the wrong one. i just don't know if we have to figure out this thing becomes the advocate and engagement. it was betrayal. when so many find themselves, well, the barn we choose to look so common ground with a paper for the most part, the summers flooring deal to stumble was then yeah. like i'm on that single stand alone but a deep now or in point alicia on the floor i would at last but i had on that machine with the

as john quoted one with with quite different psychological demands. there's the world of intensive kinship which focuses on a network enduring responsibilities respect for elders adherence or tradition and local solidarity. and then there's the world of impersonal institutions and impartial laws here individualism is rewarded people are judged by their dispositional attributes and nepotism is not considered a moral virtue. hayek made merely the idea made the identical point in the fatal conceit. there was one other interesting convergence with hayek in part of this discussion. he makes reference to sigmund freud's essay civilization and its discontents. i didn't discuss freud at all because i didn't think it was right for the audience i was speaking to but i do tip my hat to freud with my final subtitle globalization and its discontents. to summarize to give you three hayaking take-home points. my first one is humility culture is smarter than you are learn from history understand human nature and study the diversity of human institutions and ways of l

with the psychological elena's island elena greetings how do you hear me greetings i hear you well andderful elena well, a actually, it seems to me that after all, we do not have a very well-thought-out algorithm for dealing with occupied territories and non-occupied territories. until now, before a full-scale invasion, i am generally silent because there was nothing at all there . they waited for the russian peace, now they happily cooperate with him, what is going on in the minds of the people who did not expect any russian peace, what is the situation, and what is happening to the people in general? well, what is happening to the people there are no evaluation criteria because we did not give them, in fact, during all these years of war, unfortunately, that is, how to distinguish who is a collaborator, who is a traitor, and who is a person who is really trying to survive in that territory. and the second such moment that we have this is stigmatization. that is, we begin to harass those people who we think are collaborators , or they are actually collaborators or they are not collabo

assistance on the basis of the faculty of psychology.g the first days of work, dozens of displaced persons, members of families of soldiers who are at the front, and local residents turned to specialists. the needs of people in the psychological assistance center were investigated. our carpathian correspondents, western ukraine , in particular frankivshchyna, during the war became a kind of hub for helping displaced people, now there are people from different regions who need help and support, in particular, and psychological support, especially with them, with the support of international partners , psychologists are working on the basis of the carpathian university for only the first week of activity about half a hundred people turned to the center for help, the most vulnerable - these are those who sent their sons and daughters to the war and a couple of them, and these people remained with with many problems, it is the fear of loss, the fear of divorce, to be alone for a long time, how to wait how to feel this person, do not look at

on the other hand, how was it to cope with the first ones, the first month was very difficult psychologically , very difficult, but you know, there was some adrenaline all the time, well 17 i had to fall asleep because i was constantly beating everyone like this. so, how is it possible to really drink a glass of wine , for example ? let's start with the play method and it is interesting that in the first month of the war, even the state at the state level also emphasized that this was an unacceptable method and the sale of alcohol was prohibited. your friends are quite resourceful that they managed to get alcohol in such a way, in fact, people are people. i will explain why, ladies, but people who they don't drink themselves, well, that is, they don't drink alcohol there, like yours, they usually have some big bars, they just accumulate in them, they have some rows of some bottles of some kind somewhere, well, how bought somewhere there. well, everyone here is just all the supplies. it seems to me that they slowly finished the first month, somehow it was like that, it seems that it is rare in

of course, this is the inclusion of psychological subjects in all programs regarding psychohygiene, andtand what emotional contagion is, and so on. work with your thoughts and how you can regulate your emotional state and, of course, we already understand that if a person is aggressive, then he is aggressive because aggression is external or self -destructive, so to speak, and thus , whether it is a social way or not, but aggression is if inside so what we can observe in the future is somatic disorders are different and well, everything that can be starting from the stomach and so on because the entire vegetative system it directly depends on our emotional state hmm so if at the state level these the issues will be resolved. i think that this will be a big step for the meeting in the mental health of the nation, in your opinion. we have a chance with minimal risks to get out of this situation from the point of view of the psychosocial consequences. of course, there is always a chance. by the way if you talk about the level of the state here, well, i would have heard that it was all abou

i have already asked you about your psychological state, how it changed over the course of five monthsnd what you reached in the end . i can say that in general the nation is now in a depressed state. p oleg , you definitely understand the consequences, the question is that very often these internal diseases are sitting there somewhere, and then when the victory is already over, they can be for health, they are already with us. we hope you will continue to put this to him the question is yes olechko olezhe oleg doctor of medicine well professor so the question is now the ukrainians well, as i see, they hold themselves quite firmly, calmly balanced without tantrums, without all this, which is talked about during the war very often, but i also read in the literature that very often, all of them the negatives catch up with us after the victory, it went the other way . everyone's body gathers and holds on to someone. maybe before the war, someone's liver hurt, someone's lung, someone's leg , someone's arm hurt. now everything is perfect because, well , thoughts, thoughts, on the front, tho

in ivano-frankivsk, a center for psychological assistance was opened on the basis of the faculty of psychology. in the first days of work , dozens of displaced members of families of soldiers who are at the front and local residents of the center of people's needs turned to the specialists psychological assistance, our carpathian correspondents found out that western ukraine, in particular, frankiv region during the war became a kind of hub for helping displaced people, now there are people from various regions that need help and support, in particular, psychological support, with the support of international partners , psychologists work on the basis of the prykarpattia university, only in the first week of the center's operation , about half a hundred people have applied for help, the most fortunate are those who sent their sons and daughters to the war after a couple of years, these people were left with many problems, namely the fear of loss, the fear of divorce , being alone for a long time, how to wait. parents of children of teenage age are asking for help, their fathers are at the fron

taking care of one's psychological health is not just a wishful thinking or the trend is a duty to your body, and especially now in the conditions of war, you need to listen to yourself and if you notice symptoms, contact a specialist, this is increased discipline, this is a sleep disorder, if a dream both insomnia and nightmares are unmotivated aggression, not speech, that's why she's angry, it's depression, it's generalized anxiety and fears, according to a psychiatrist, you shouldn't hope that the problem will go away in time, not consulting a doctor with such symptoms can not only alleviate the patient's psychological state, but also prevent more serious complications when at first we are talking about insomnia, irritability, which is quite well treatable, then more serious mental disorders are added, such as severe depression, suicides, and probably the most terrible thing is that with this is suicide, they already are, so about 8% of men and 20% of women who have experienced traumatic events have ptsd, here are the statistics published by the ministry of health of ukraine. in the

in buch, kyiv region, a center for psychological assistance was presented.will work at the address of energetikiv 1a. absolutely free of charge. during the occupation, there were about 4,000 people in the very place of bucha, and all people, as a rule, almost all of them need qualified psychological help because coping with what they saw with what they went through with that experience, well, it is practically not unrealistic, practically impossible, psychologists point out. in modern conditions, psychological support may be needed for everyone, there are certain points to which it is worth paying special attention, this is a change in the sleeping and eating regime and unusual emotional reactions do not postpone life until after the war live here and now be attentive to yourself if you see what you are inside you understand about yourself that you have changed a lot but this is not about growing up not about the perception of other experiences but about the fact that something worries you or causes discomfort even if it is not clear what or especially if th

germany has a law forty years ago, to which you can change sex only after a psychological examination and by court order. this allegedly infringes on the rights of non-binary germans. now the minister. uh, for the family of the elderly and women of the youth of germany, eliza pause calls for repentance before transgender people and compensate them for the damage caused. how exactly it will be reimbursed by the lady does not specify, apparently, german taxpayers will be forced to pay for operations to change and gender. or they themselves will be delivered to change sex against desires. so they have more save washing not four parts of the body, but two at the most to live a free life, each person must determine for himself what gender he belongs to and therefore we have created a modern law on self-determination. than strengthened the basic rights for all. some people realize in the course of their lives that their birth sex does not match their real sex . we will end external control by the authorities that is why we are a traffic light coalition changing the law on transgender people

nowadays , the need for psychological help has increased, however, it is connected with injuries ands, there are many such cases objectively . such an urgent stressful situation for the residents of ukraine, and for the first time, as isolationists, as representatives of israeli medicine, we are already a little hesitant to treat such non-standard and urgent military action, and the same organization has developed a program of psychological support for citizenship and work with post- traumatic disorders in military assistance to people who have lost loved ones, the idea of ​​creating such a program was supported in the office of the president of ukraine, we had a good meeting in the office of the first lady, and i know that she, together with the minister of health and other ministers, developed a plan, a big plan, it will not be easy to implement, but it is good. a team of israeli specialists has already arrived in ukraine and is working, they are training ukrainian volunteers to provide psychological support to people dmytro chistyakov tv channel intermarathon single news like many

health, a national program of psychological health and psychosocial support that will help us overcomeossible consequences of this tragedy, we are already working now, as i said, we are helped by various countries, including israel, the united states , the world health organization helps us , we find the best practices in order to implement them in ukraine. we need to build such a system that every ukrainian could to receive qualified and fast e-e help in the field of mental health." to some, this seems wrong because we understand that there is a war and our soldiers are dying every day at the front, but on the other hand, the country must survive and must maintain some kind of normality, so even our soldiers tell their friends to those who are waiting for them at home go to a cafe go to a movie walk with your children, enjoy the peace that you have, because we are here at war precisely in order to give you this peace back, to give you faith in life again, that is why this balance is so very shaky and if, er, someone who comes to kyiv, for example, now you will say that this is an abso

in bucha, kyiv region, a psychological assistance center was presented.will work at the address of energetikiv 1a absolutely . for free in the eyes during the occupation , there were about four thousand people in the very in the very place of bucha, and as a rule, almost everyone needs qualified psychological help because they can cope with what they saw and what they went through with that experience, well, it is practically not unrealistic, it is practically impossible, psychologists note . changes in sleeping and eating habits and unusual emotional reactions do not postpone life until after the war live here and now be attentive to yourself if you see what you are inside you are about yourself understand that you have changed a lot, but it's not about growing up, it's not about perceiving a different experience , it's about the fact that something either worries you or causes discomfort, even if it's not clear what or especially if they understand that just find an opportunity to talk with a psychologist once and you together clearly find out about the

organization and i personally, we will simply help you go through this legal path with the least psychological costs. thank you , larisa . thank you. within the framework of the work of the association of women lawyers yurfem i thank you larisa i thank everyone who watched us today we will see each other in a few weeks for now we are with you we say goodbye and we wish you to be safe. my greetings to all who are with us. this is the news of yana yava melnyk. together with the news editor, i will tell you about the most important thing for the moment. i will start with the fact that i was restless this morning in kharkiv oblast, the head of the kharkiv regional military administration oleg synogubov said around four in the morning. the occupiers hit the nemyshlyan district with rockets, there were no casualties on the territory of the region, the enemy shelled the towns and villages of the izyum, chuguiv, kharkiv, bogoduhiv, and loziv districts, four civilians suffered injuries, damage to private houses and farm buildings as a result of the shelling, forest clearances were also taken up, and in

molfar of the psychological front wanted to say something, but not really military psychologist andriy thank you very much mr. andriy take care, work for the glory of ukraine and we are now joining the united states of america yuriy rashkin, a political and public figure glory to ukraine dear mr. yuriy, we lead slava p anton well, i am very glad that we now have the opportunity to work on the live air of our informational analytical time marathon there are not so many, but in any case, we see that old man biden is serious about us, and despite the fact that we were intimidated there, they promised that i don’t know, biden will be worse than trump. no, we see everything from exactly the opposite, but here the main issue is the atmosphere and readiness of the american elites to consolidate in relation to the reflection of the profession on the distant european continent, so at one time it was the united states that hammered, you understand, an aspen stake into the chest of kaiser franz joseph, the austrian emperor, then they drove that aspen stake with the same success and in the chest o

state is really unstable, his psychological state is really unstable, he behaved like an inadequatend this means that 24 - it's fierce he was slouched very much because before that he behaved uh-uh differently, look at his belly even grew, which means that he is no longer engaged in physical training, probably wrestling also and uh-huh turned him away from hockey, that's why i think that uh-huh is his psychological state he is much worse than physical and this can lead to, at this age, already quite irreparable effects on his general condition. if you fantasize and imagine that putin disappears, well, maybe he sometimes even jumped in fear when veran arrived he is me look, i almost fell there, er, not unexpected , that tall, er, step, and er , that is, er, and what will happen if there is no putin, there are even worse characters, for example , patroshev, who does not seem to me to be adequate at all, and the emperor, who is at all ready shoot anyone there, russians, ukrainians, chinese, and so on, but in any case, putin's departure will upset the balance, the elites will upset the

his condition is really unstable psychological state, he behaved like an inadequate person, and thiss that on february 24 it was very bad, because before that he behaved differently, look at him, even his belly has grown, which means that he is no longer engaged in physical training, probably , and also from hockey turned him away , so i think that his psychological condition is much worse than his physical one, and this can lead to, at such an age, already quite irreparable effects on his general condition. if you fantasize and imagine that putin disappears, well, hmm you can him sometimes he even jumped in fear when veran arrived, he, i look like this, almost fell there, he was not unexpected, he is so tall, he is so tall, he is so tall , and he is, and what will happen if there is no putin, there are even worse characters. for example , patorshev, who in general seems to me to be an inadequate emperor who is generally ready to shoot anyone there, russians, ukrainians, chinese and so on, but in any case putin's departure will upset the balance of the elites and in any case the next

and the programme of psychological health on a national level is being developed, which will help uscome the possible consequences of the war. we're already working on this. as i said, many countries are helping us, including israel and the united states and the world health organization, and we are finding the best practices in order to implement them in ukraine. we have to build such a system so that every ukrainian would be able to receive qualified first aid with regard to their mental health. but ordinary life goes on, and i've heard it described... it's not a work—life balance, it's a war—life balance in ukraine right now. how do you manage that yourself? translation: you know, indeed, if we look at the streets of kyiv, i sometimes there is an illusion that all is well, all is normal. the shops are working, people are promenading with children, sitting in cafeteria, drinking coffee. and to some of the people, this seems wrong. we understand that the war is going on and our soldiers are dying at the front line every day. but on the other hand, the country has to survive, the cou

this is a psychological break. my daughter, for example, served as an officer on two warships.nd she commanded 11 ships with tomahawks. how was the commander of the woman ship? just the one who hit the series. because we wanted to show a little bit that your girls beat it, it's also such a psychological thing, where half of the crew on the ship are already women, and you know it always. bolshe yder but again i am generalizing and such things of course then you put men and women in the same team where there is a lot of stress where there is a lot of work this is prohibited in our country. if you serve on the same ship in the same unit so that the officers meet you can't mix them with non-commissioned officers, but it 's practically impossible, women and men have this tendency, someday you'll see something dark-walled temples, it 's certainly not supported in our country, but it's very difficult to kill it, but in today's world, you know that it is not only a man and a woman, it will have to be both a man and a man or a woman and a woman , especially in such stressful situations,

taking care of your psychological health is not just a whim or a trend, it is a duty to your body, andcialist, this is an increased directiveness is a sleep disorder, if sleep is both insomnia and nightmares, it is unmotivated aggression, not speech, therefore, it is anger, it is depression, it is generalized anxiety and fears, according to a psychiatrist, one should not hope that the problem is it will pass in time if you do not consult a doctor with such symptoms, it can not only alleviate the psychological state of the patient, but also prevent more serious complications when at first we are talking about insomnia, irritability, which is quite well treatable, then more serious mental disorders join, such as severe depression , suicides and probably the most terrible thing is that these are suicides. they already exist, so about 8% of men and 20% of women who have experienced traumatic events have tsn. these statistics were published by the ministry of defense the health of ukraine if nothing is done, it can end in the destruction of work relationships, health or even life, just now

in the emergency rescue group of the navy, a diver in the naval forces is a person who must be psychologicallycally prepared for this matter independent observation weighs up to 20 kg even up to 25 kg working under water is very dangerous and it does not allow you to make mistakes and no what is the most difficult thing is to get over your internal fear of stress under water and get used to the external trace under water because until you get used to it, you will not be able to fulfill your duties 100%." in the apparatus to be interrogated, they were trained according to nato standards, they were at a depth of up to 30 meters , they dived, they visited for two to three hours. danylo is in love with the sea in his work and is quite satisfied with his team, who completely shares his passion for the abyss. he always dreamed of serving in the naval forces, becoming a diver after school decided to go to the service to fulfill his men's duty began to serve in conscript service in the naval forces of ukraine. the rescue group liked it very much and decided to sign the contract because the team of the

one. assistance, if not only employment , psychological support is also provided in the conditions of service, that is, i understand correctly that you have psychologists working with people who turn to you, yes, we work directly with the client, first of all, this is a career counselor which finds out the needs of such a citizen's intentions regarding his potential employment, takes into account his previous professional experience for job search, so to speak, finding the appropriate elements for job search, and there are also specialists who have the skills of psychological support and, accordingly, depending on the needs of the client , he is also provided with such a set of services. this is very interesting. that is, not only job search, but also psychological help. after all, this is receiving state aid, you can say 50x50, because more of you, of course, apply for a search job, but a share of our fellow citizens was forced to change their place of residence, and we understand that the loss means of livelihood is caused by the fact that a person as much as possible directs his ef

it's much more of a psychological chiller.hink charlotte colbert will do great work in the future. i thought it was hugely atmospheric to the extent that, you know, i confess i couldn't get to the end of it because it was too creepy for me. yeah. but i thought... i was very impressed with what i was able to watch and thought, "wow, this is a "first—time film—maker? "that's impressive." you feel like you're in that landscape, don't you? yes, completely, and i loved that about it. i thought that was very clever. those scenes when she goes out into the woods and the camera follows her out and you get the sense of the past and the present all intertwining, i thought was... yeah, but then when you're me, you're going, "don't go into the woods!" that's right — "get back on the train! "go back to the safe place." at that point... yeah. but, yeah, really interesting debut. good. kurt vonnegut. where do you stand on kurt vonnegut? erm... ignorant, to be fair. 0k. although i know an awful lot more after watching this film. so unstuck in

over the past week , there has been a significant deterioration in the morale and psychological state of fascist visa units in the kherson region of the black sea . on guarding the northwestern part of the black sea, two missile-carrying ships with more than a dozen calibers and also three times, they again asked the osnovian districts, the head of the regional military administration, oleg synogubov, damaged residential buildings and two educational institutions. one person was wounded during the day, the occupiers shelled izyum bogodukhiv, chuguyiv and kharkiv rayons as a result of the rashist attack in the past day, one person died, two were hospitalized. the invaders fired 14 rockets at the khotyn community from multiple rocket launchers they opened mortar fire, another 17 mines were released on the ottoman community, and myropilska was hit by rocket fire from a helicopter, the offensive of the russian nazis slowed down significantly, this is due to the successful work of the ukrainian troops in the last few weeks, the village of the defense of ukraine almost every day they hit th

in the area of ​​berestovo, belogorivka, soledar pokrovsky, toretska and noises, the morale and psychologicalte of the occupiers’ personnel remains low, the systematic consumption of alcoholic beverages and desertion are noted, the occupiers complain about the ineffectiveness of their attacks on ukrainian positions, we believe in the armed forces of ukraine, together we will defeat the russian soldiers, they will go home in black bags, in general, at first, a full-scale invasion ukrainian defenders eliminated more than 37 and a half thousand invaders report to the general staff three armored combat vehicles one artillery system - two unmanned aerial vehicles 5 units of automotive equipment and one unit of special equipment will no longer help the invaders at the front iranian drones can significantly strengthen the aerial reconnaissance of the kremlin in the war with ukraine, they can also change the situation regarding the accuracy of attacks this was reported in the american institute of studies we will remind you of the war russia has turned to iran with a request to provide moscow with dr

, turn to professional consultants, i definitely have psychological support now, because without it,t, there are many problems, the second moment is to ask a lot of questions. this is true. uh, they need to answer these questions, you can’t say oh, something, you ask questions, clarify, question if possible, find a friend who can accompany you if, for example, your english is not enough or even if english is enough, you do not understand the system and study as much as possible from open sources from official data, this is the context you are really in when we come to the local administration, some documents have been signed with them, we are talking about this is only the tip of the iceberg or behind the scenes, the unknown context remains and this you just need to prepare and i need to prepare so that later in this situation what can you not say no thank you in any case it must be said thank you iryna vertosy journalist and human rights defender was with us on connected with the data and shared their story , let's move on to several important informational messages from espresso ri