serhiy lyshenko, volunteer, deputy of the zaporizhia regional council , joins us. mr. sergey, good morning. good morning. tell me, how was the night in the zaporizhzhia region? in principle, the night passed more or less calmly in the zaporizhzhia region. there were explosions, they were heard on the demarcation line, accordingly , nearby settlements heard these explosions, but in general in the city and most of the territory. zapolitskyi district felt calm, but meanwhile in the occupied territories, how did the day pass there? elections were going on in the full territories, in connection with this it was more or less quiet, calm, because a large number of law enforcement officers were switched to ensuring this process, accordingly there as well as... in and in other territories all were focused on the elections, and how were the elections, for example, in melitopol, in sovietansk, which from there, how did it look? well, it looked like the first time in principle, almost like a normal election process, no one talked about the nuances of the type of alexander ii at th

zaporizhzhia, the russians tried to hit the dnipropetrovsk gesture, we will talk about it now with serhii lyshenkolunteer, deputy of the zaporizhia regional council. mr. serhiy, good morning, good morning, this morning is loud in zaporizhzhia. tell me, please, what are the consequences of this massive russian attack? well, the morning is not just loud, but very loud, with on the 22nd of the year, there were no such shellings in zaporizhzhia, there were 15 explosions in total , the attack lasted almost two hours, that is, the first shots were fired at 5:00 a.m., the last shots were fired 10 minutes after 7:00 a.m., and all shots, all blows were aimed at the energy infrastructure, the network was already ... there is a photo of the hits on the dniproges dam, well, there are certain destructions, which, unfortunately , today it is impossible, at the moment, it is impossible to predict when traffic will be restored, and how it will be restored, to what extent, to what extent and the damage is significant the dam itself, it is standing, there are no significant water leaks, that is, it is not the destr

serhii lyshenko, volunteer, deputy of the zaporizhia regional council, is in touch with us. mr. congratulate you. good morning. tell me how the night passed and tell me what is happening at... at the front in the zaporizhzhia region, well, the night passed more or less calmly, during the night, shaheds were recorded on the territory of the zaporizhzhia region, but they flew on. and there were no explosions, the defense forces tried to knock them down, so far the effectiveness of the knockdown was on the territory zaporizhzhia region is unknown, we are waiting for official information, but in the territory of the region, well, the residents heard that they were beating up a swindler, or they were discussing in zaporizhzhia that a man from zaporizhzhia planned to carry out a terrorist attack in the city, the russians paid him for it... 5,000 dollars and he had to blow it up and that was it. residents heard about this news and residents read this news, but i will tell you something that many people are not surprised by this, because first of all, after all, in the region where 20% v

serhiy, thank you for the conversation, serhiy lyshenko, volunteer, mp of the zaporizhzhia regional council, was in touch with us, we will now move forward in our roll call, also for... the region, but the occupied part, we will visit berdyansk, we will ask viktor dudukalov, the deputy head of the berdyansk district , how things are there councils yes, tell us that they are already infecting him. i, in fact, recently a woman from berdyansk, she stayed in the occupation until january 24th, she was forced to stay because she was taking care of a relative with limited mobility and she says that... such people who take care of their elderly relatives or relatives who are chained to the army or to the bed, there are many such people , and she says that she has a pro-ukrainian position, it was simply unbearable for her to be in a city that was entered by the occupiers, which was simply turned into russia, it was very difficult to leave, she described her journey, she asked to be changed her name, uh, she said that it is quite difficult to go through the filtering, even women, older people, childr