we should have the first guest on the call now, aviation expert, leading researcher of the state aviation museumlery romanenko. mr. valery, i congratulate you, thank you. joined our broadcast today, yes, good evening, good evening, mr. valery, as zelensky said, over the past five days, russia has fired at least 500 missiles into ukraine and drones, two massive attacks on the capital on december 29 and in the morning of january 2, in the last two massive attacks, russia actively used dagger air ballistic missiles, can we... say that russia used everything they have that flies against ukraine, well, that is, except of course , nuclear warheads and nuclear weapons. no, you can't say that, russia still has the potential for at least three such massive attacks. well, if we count, then as of august, the russians had approximately, well , now i'm not even telling you approximately, but clearly. i will say, that means they have about 600 missiles there was an inviolable reserve, yes, after that the russians began to release their missiles, and at a rate of about 120 missiles per month, for four months t

states, poland, hungary, crimea, and we will talk about these topics in more detail, as usual, we will start with the events at the front. valery romanenko, aviation expert, conductor. researcher of the state aviation museum, with us, good health, mr. valery, good health, mr. mykola, tell me, please, and this is on levels of rumours, gossip and everything that cannot be believed, but there is such controversial gossip, i would say that these are the things that destroyed the a50th, over the sea of ​​azov il-22th, it is not without f- 16. it didn’t work out, and some say that they quietly transferred a couple of three of these f16s there to see how they would behave there on the battlefield, so what do you say, is this possible in principle, does the world know for sure that ukraine has , which does not have, if the plane takes off, then it is recorded somewhere in such a way that it is impossible to hide, your point of view, mr. mykola, you know what the situation is, if f-16s appeared from us, then at least one telegram channel would say about it, but in addition, the appearance of an aircraft is always recorded by many, but if it rose, launched missiles , it would have been recorded both the flight of t

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next, we will be in touch with valery romanenko, aviation expert, leading researcher of the state aviation museum. mr. valery, i congratulate you, thank you you today with us, thank you for the invitation , good evening, mr. valery, a few days ago, the defense forces of ukraine destroyed two aircraft, important aircraft for russia, a50 and il-22m, this is one of the largest single losses of russian aviation in the war with ukraine, which for for russia, the loss of these planes means how quickly russia can... renew its resources and the capabilities that these two planes performed in the south, in the southeast, let's say. well , for the russian aerospace forces, this is a heavy blow, let's say, directly, and first of all, it is heavy in such a way, in human terms, yes, at one moment the loss is practically lost. here are at least 16 people, experienced officers , here are the ranks there, well, not lower than captain, and material losses in terms of material , such an aircraft costs somewhere from 400 million to half a billion dollars, here it is a very expensive machine, if it is of the first s

well , valery romanenko, aviation expert, leading researcher of the state aviation museum of ukraine joined our broadcast. good evening. yes, i congratulate you. is it possible to draw unambiguous conclusions about the reasons for the plane's crash , based on the information that is publicly available on the internet, photos and videos. what can you state as of now? well, so far we can state that the plane fell and crashed, nothing more , was it an anti-aircraft missile into fragments, well , the fragments are too small and the resolution of these pictures is too small to be able to look for any traces of the striking elements of the anti-aircraft missile, but i know that this plane quite an accident, but... in general , every tenth of the released planes crashed , that is, it could have been a simple accident, well, not an accident, sorry, a disaster, an accident is when there are no people, well, in general, you see pieces, that is, wreckage, but yeah, it seems that the surface of the plane is slightly battered here, and it is impossible to guess what kind of weapon could have been

stated that it was belarusian partisans, members of the victory movement, who blew up this aircraft with the help of drones. aviation expert valery rumanenko, leading researcher of the state aviation museumt. welcome, thank you for joining. good morning. my first question to you is: how exactly do you interpret petro olyschuk's hint that those who shot down the russian planes were ukrainian forces? well. unequivocally, the fact is that these planes are carefully tracked, they are command posts, to just launch missiles at the command post, well, no one will, and besides , these planes were accompanied by a su-30 fighter, and the markings from the target, well, well, i understand, a single plane that could be hit by the enemy, yes, and if at a low speed , and the speed of patrolling... there, well, somewhere less than 700 km, well, a little in the region of 700 km/h, and a high altitude, at which our planes practically do not fly, yes, because there is no point in detecting them, yes, that is, to think that this is friendly fire, well, it is unlikely, huh, but how, how do you they said, it works, after all, if the ukrainian forces could shoot down these planes, then in what way, from what

for espresso, and straight to the conversation, because we have an aviation expert with us, he leading researcher of the state museumof aviation, valery romanenko, mr. valery, congratulations, glory to ukraine, and glory to the heroes, good morning, mr. valery, today we even had time to talk with andriy yusov from the main directorate of intelligence, and in particular we noted that the number of various scenarios fakes can compete with the amount that russia issued after the downing of boeing mh17, and then they also produced different versions on an industrial scale, which we did not listen to, now a similar situation with military transport il-76, i mean in terms of quantity, it is difficult for me to assess in terms of quality, but you as an expert, when you read all this, see, listen, where are we lying... where are we being lied to, and what do you see as an expert, but we don't see it, because we are not an expert, well , there is no need to be an expert here, you understand, here any statements from the russian side, they , well, from the very beginning, cause distrust, so to speak, yes, because they somehow

next, we will be in touch with valery romanenko, aviation expert, leading researcher of the state aviation museumlery, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. thank you for the invitation, good evening. mr. valery, a few days ago, the defense forces of ukraine destroyed two planes, important planes for russia, a50. and the il-22m is one of the largest one -time losses of russian aviation in the war with ukraine, what does the loss of these aircraft mean for russia and how quickly can russia renew its resources and the capabilities that these two aircraft performed in the south, in the southeast, let's say yes. well, for the aerospace forces of russia, this is a heavy blow, let's say, directly. first of all, it is difficult , yes, in human terms, yes, practically, at least 16 men, experienced officers, as they are called, were instantly lost. well, not lower than the captain. material losses, in material terms, such an aircraft costs, well, somewhere from four. dollars, this is a very expensive machine, if it is the first series, well, now opinions are divided, this is the very firs

next, we will be in touch with valery romanenko, aviation expert, leading researcher of the state aviation museum. valery, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. thank you for the invitation, good evening. mr. valery, a few days ago, the defense forces of ukraine destroyed two important aircraft. such for russia a50 and il-22m - this is one of the biggest one-time losses of russian aviation in the war with ukraine. what does the loss of these aircraft mean for russia and how quickly can russia renew its resources and the capabilities that these two aircraft performed in the south on... well, for the russian aerospace forces, this is a heavy blow, let's say, directly, and first of all, he is heavy in yes, well, in terms of people, yes, at one moment the loss was practically lost, at least 16 people, experienced officers, they are called there, well , not lower than the captain, but material losses in terms of material, such an aircraft... costs somewhere from 400 million to half a billion dollars, it is a very expensive machine, if it is of the first series, well, now opinions are

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well , valery romanenko, aviation expert, leading researcher of the state aviation museum, joined our good evening. yes, i congratulate you. is it possible to draw unambiguous conclusions about the reasons for the plane's crash, based on the information that is publicly available on the internet, photos and videos. what can you state, as of now? well, for now it can be stated that the plane fell and disintegrated. everything, nothing more, was it an anti-aircraft missile for debris, well, too small debris and too small a resolution of these pictures for it to be possible to look for any traces of striking elements of an anti-aircraft missile, but i i know that this plane is quite dangerous, and in general, every tenth of the released planes crashed, but...

aviation. murat zaripov, sergey shelepin, zemfir abzalov, news from ufa. this fish they erect monuments and dedicate entire museums; in some stateson have more than 3,500 sturgeon. few countries can boast such a number. our correspondent alexey. selevro visited the sturgeon farm. 4 years ago, raising sturgeon was a kind of hobby for evgeniy; he studied the peculiarities of aquaculture on the internet and other open sources. the first fry weighed less than 4 g; now it is already an adult, almost twenty kilograms. in general they can grow more than 2.5 m in length, which is why this fish is popularly called king fish. malkov evgeniy orders from kemerovo, and already in irkutsk the fish grows and reaches marketable sizes. and then the man supplies it to shops and restaurants, but before asyotor gets into the kitchen, it grows for about a year, while periodically evgeniy does chemical analyzes of the water and checks the oxygen level in it with special devices. the main work is to come, fill up the feeders, carry out some preventative work once a week, cleaning, measuring various tests water, that's all. the sturgeon is considered th