we have general serhiy kryvonos in touch again. mr. give me the connection. not stable, please, it doesn't depend on us or them here, physics is hard to fool, probably that's why the connection doesn't depend on our desire to hear well alone or not to hear well, continuing, the situation, which is on the market, this is a very positive success for us, and the most important thing is that we do not raise our nose too high, because it is not a problem. i emphasize once again, it is not a problem to get there, it is not a problem to go in, the problem is to hold back, to keep your results, and first of all to ask the question of what we want from how deep we want to go, so that, as you said, the hike was similar to the influence of prigozhin, although it would not be very possible and a good comparison, but in the meantime, the number one task is to show the whole world and, first of all, the peaceful population of the russian federation, which... the current russian government is not that strong, and there are weaknesses that the ukraini

thank you very much, serhii kryvonos, major general of the reserve of the armed forces of ukraine andst deputy commander of the special operations forces, was on radio liberty in the 16th-19th years, we talked about... the situation in kursk oblast and what consequences she can have thank you. well, as i said earlier, the local russian authorities of the kursk region declare that 28... populated areas of the region are under the control of the armed forces and that the ukrainian troops have advanced 12 km deep and 40 km wide, but there are other data, for example, osind analysts assume that the advance of ukrainian troops reaches at least 30 km deep, but the ukrainian osind project deep state writes that according to their very preliminary calculations, the armed forces of ukraine took control of approximately 44 settlements. radio svoboda cannot quickly check all this information, but this is what the western press writes, if you are very lucky in... ukrainian troops can hope to capture the kursk nuclear power plant in response to russia's occupation of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power

will it affect the course of the russian-ukrainian war, we will talk about all this with general serhiy kryvonosill be the first... our guest, we will also talk about the situation near chasovoy in yaruta and in donetsk region in general, the russians there are trying to put pressure on the armed forces of ukraine. among other guests. today it's valery romanenko, an aviation expert, a person who knows how and who uses aircraft and missiles in ukraine, let's talk about the first batch of f-16s that arrived in ukraine, how they already affect control over the ukrainian sky well, what will change the supply of 30 or 40 fighter jets to u... the country that we were promised, well, and beyond any doubt, an important topic is the deployment or financing of the ukrainian program, a missile program that will give ukraine the opportunity to destroy military facilities on the territory of the russian federation and strike at the concentration of the aggressor's troops, because we know that there are certain warnings from our western, western partners, they say that their weapons should not ... was used in

we practically cannot hear you, we will now redial, we will now restore contact with general serhiy kryvonosd in the meantime , the spokesman for the united states state department, matthew miller, said, that the united states did not receive from ukraine warnings about any operations in the kursk region of russia on... ukraine does not inform us of its exact tactics before its implementation, there is nothing unusual about this, it is a war that they are waging. we give them the tools and we advise them, but when it comes to day-to-day tactics, when it comes to day-to-day strikes, sometimes we talk to them, sometimes we don't, and it's up to them to make their own decisions. it was matthew miller, and we have general sergey kryvonos on the line again, mr. general, now turn on mr. general, and spokesperson of the european commission. stanu, commenting on the events in the kursk region, said that ukraine, according to international law, has a legal right to defend itself, including striking an aggressor on its territory. at the same time, diplomat and politician valery chaley says that accord