just some territory, it is not a chip in the geopolitical game as for a terrorist state, for ukraine crimea people of our society, the community of people to whom we will guarantee freedom and return to modernity, in addition to being and being ukraine after the deoccupation, together with our entire state will become part of the european union, i am sure of this, the passport of a citizen of ukraine will be and the passport of the european union and this is a huge opportunity for our people living in crimea , the roads of crimea will be the roads of the entire european continent, the ports of crimea will be the ports of the whole of europe, only ukraine is able to connect simferopol with berlin, and yalta with naples, only ukraine is concerned about the real security of crimea, that is, normal supply of normal clean water normal disposal of garbage effective rules for handling waste and sewerage only ukraine can build a modern irrigation system in crimea and integrate the agricultural production of crimea and the entire business sector with the colossal european market. only our state will

crimea is so important. russia took control, annexed it from ukraine in 2014. s a referendum but it is seen as illegitimate by the international community. for the kremlin, crimea has a quasi-sacred status, seen as sacred russian land that russia regained in 2014. but ukraine and the international community regards crimea as occupied ukrainian territory. for more, here is a professor of war studies on its significance. >> crimea offers a more moderate point in the south. its main port in st. petersburg freezes up over winter. people also forget crimea in soviet days was administered by russia. by the stroke of a pen, chris chive gave it to ukraine to administer, when the soviet union fell to pieces. there is a strategic region, there is an ethic region, but crimea, after the soviet union, was a part of the sovereign territory of ukraine. we need to standp to sovereign countries. lewis: l's update you with what is happening elsewhere in the cntry. the attack centered on the region located across the river from the russian occupied separate region nuclear power pl

duty of our state to restore its territorial integrity, and we must protect all citizens of ukraine in crimea although theirs and maybe not absolutely the majority, but those who consider themselves ukrainians , citizens of ukraine and who are waiting for ukraine and that is why our thinking should simply be based on the fact that we return to our land and our people those who consider themselves not our people, they will find how to behave who has time, who will leave it will not work if he is guilty, he will be punished, mr. refate, we are talking about the possibility of holding pseudo-referendums in the zaporizhzhia region , part of the zaporizhzhia region and the kherson region , russia's task is absolutely clear to declare this territory as a part of the russian federation, then give some conditional name to the part of the kherson region, the part of the zaporizhia region or novorossiya , or whatever they want to call it, and it is clear that they want to follow the scenario that was played out in 2014, although now judging by of the reaction that exists on the ground in kherson oblast

from such a total and economic and political it is clear that with the restoration of ukraine's sovereignty over crimea , the vision and proposals of the ukrainian state regarding this great space and the black mediterranean space and approaches will be very important. in many ways, ukraine has to determine the policy of our neighbors and partners and any neighbors. i do not think that the ukrainian state and i would not like it. after what we are going through now, we will to some extent now advocate for the demilitarization of this region. i think that we will develop crimea as a territory of exceptional importance for the ukrainian independent state. it is clear that first of all we will think about the future those people who are directly connected with crimea and without crimea, they can simply disappear from this civilization map, in particular, the indigenous peoples of crimea, the crimean tatars are kare and we are crimeans, but at the same time, i think that we will draw a lot of conclusions from this russian, ukrainian war. i think that crimea , in addition to the fact that he will beautify t

crimea is ukraine and crimea will soon return to our sovereignty . we will show it to you again liveon the television platform as soon as the secretary general of nato and genstotenberg will be invited to speak there, but in the meantime, we will now switch to coverage of the operational the situation on the territory of our country, let's talk about the kherson region and contact us roman, the chief adviser of the city hall of the city of kherson, mr. roman, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine, i salute you as a hero , glory, mr. roman, antoniv bridge right away, we will begin to question you in this way, because with there was some additional information that you are now a bridge as a result of the effective shots of our artillery, the day begins with the topic of the logistics routes of the kherson region, and this once again confirms what our armed forces forces that all logistical connections between the right and left banks of the kherson region are under full fire control of our troops and yesterday's and another attack on the antonov bridge that they tried there was success

someday determine how many people were killed due to russia's use of crimea for terror tens of thousands hundreds of thousands from ukrainergia to syria and more distant regions the presence of russian occupiers in crimea is a threat to the whole of europe and global stability cannot be safe black sea the region while crimea is occupied is not free and lasting peace and in many countries on the coast of the mediterranean sea while russia is able to use our peninsula as its military base, this russian war against ukraine and against the whole of free europe began with crimea and should end with crimea's liberation today, it is impossible to say when this will happen, but we are constantly adding the necessary components to the formula for the liberation of crimea, we launched the crimean platform, a key diplomatic platform for work on the liberation of crimea, the crimean platform will work and this year we are already preparing this summit. the crimean topic is heard on all international platforms where the russian war against ukraine is discussed. the history of the global response to russia's seizure of crimea, or rathe

, and the president of ukraine, zelenskyi , expressed confidence that crimea will become a part of the european union together with all of ukraine. if last year the participants themselves focused exclusively on the diplomatic path of deoccupation of crimea, then this year, due to the newly justified war, he himself has it. to stop and remove your military power from ukrainian land, it will be more here from the very beginning of the restored independence, we supported it then, when the illegal annexation of crimea happened, about the meaning right here, the crimean platform and what we talked about today, we will continue to talk with ex-people's deputy and former head of the crimean government serhiy kunitsyn good evening this year is already the second one from the crimean platform, if in 2021 they talked about an exclusive diplomatic way of returning crimea , now there are already signs that ukraine is planning to return crimea by military means. do you think that the participants themselves will support the idea of ​​a military return of crimea? they inform me

to administer with the soviet union felt that crimea stayed part of ukrainethnic region but crimea after the end of the soviet union was part of the sovereign territory of ukraine and we need to stand up for sovereign countries. so that's crimea. let's update you with what's happening elsewhere in the country. 13 people have been killed in central ukraine, and 11 injured, in russian shelling overnight. that's according to local officials. the attacks centred on the dnipro—pet—rofsk region. that's important because it's located across the dnipro river from the russian— occupied zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. today, world leaders from the g7 group of powerful countries called on moscow to give control of the plant back to ukraine. they said: the international atomic energy agency have this warning. there's a "very real risk of a nuclear disaster". here's our correspondent hugo bachega on that. the clean—up operation is under way in the southern town after the overnight attacks in the apartment blocks and the government buildings and two schools were hit and

factor. ukraine has denied responsibility for an explosion that a russian air base and crimea at the same time, ukraine's president says the war will end only when the russian annexation of crimea is also coming up.

but none in crimea was used by russia as one of the launch pants for its invasion of ukraine. moscow has had troops stationed on the peninsula since it illegally annex crimea in 2014 many ukrainians . consider this to be the start of russia's invasion, including ukraine's president vladimir zalinski, received this russian war against ukraine and against all of free europe began with crimea on most and with crimea. with its liberation, you'll zoom rushes, defense ministry says the explosions were detonations of stored ammunition and not the result of an attack. ukraine has denied it was responsible for the incident, which took place deep in a russian occupying territory. but as senior ukrainian officials suggested that the blast could have been the work of partisans, saboteurs, or russian incompetence. so far ukraine hasn't reported carrying out any major attacks on russian targets in crimea. officials and moscow warren, that would trigger massive retaliation including strengths and key. if earlier i spoke with d. w mathias, berlin in key. but i asked him if the war is now expanding in

who talk about the fact that vali's mother is from crimea, but let's assume that crimea has already returned to which ukraineuld have a new policy regarding the crimea ? should there be a new policy? should everything remain as it was? so, what should be changed politically and socially in any sense ? the implementation of such legal mechanisms regarding the activities of this part of the ukrainian territory, which has a special status of autonomy, and these legal mechanisms should maximally strengthen the state positions of the ukrainian crimea in crimea, all of which did not happen 23 years before, since 1991 and until 2014 as an exception was occupied, kyiv was always not enough. kyiv did not take care of the almost 500,000-strong ukrainian ethnic community of crimea, or the crimean tatar people, its restoration, the restoration of its rights, this cannot be done now, and we must ensure real equality with these legal mechanisms. for everyone who lives here, including the indigenous people of crimea, the crimean tatars. we no longer have any other land, except except for, and except for, it is completely p

crimea is ukraine. is what she wrote today the explosion in novofedorivka is another reminder of whether the crimea, because ukraine is still possible. it is worth paying attention to the statement of mykhailo podolyak from the president's office, although he already spoke less specifically, he simply wrote that the future of the crimean peninsula will be the pearl of the black sea. he wrote that what is happening where the militarization of the russian federation and that crimea will not be a military base for terrorists, i quote, and he ended his statement on twitter with the phrase everything is just beginning, and in conclusion, it is worth mentioning the statements of the ministry of defense of ukraine, which nevertheless appeared a few hours after the announcement of the explosions in crimea, and this statement confirms anya and refutes the information that it could be the result of the actions of the armed forces of ukraine in the ministry of defense, they said no they know the reasons for the fi

and what is the uh, how about the leadership of ukraine in any ukrainian president to give up crimea reason no one thinks about that this is the same adventure, that is, even if hypothetically some president of ukraine agreed to this, well, he will not even start talking about it, well, society, first of all, will not allow him to do this , and secondly, president zelensky, well, every day. this confirms that there are no negotiations about return there or about er, well, some other status of crimea than the territory of ukraine, er, there is no way to speak. so, er, i do not reject the possibility that some diplomatic ways will appear or prospects will be seen, but you know, i constantly emphasize that er it's mine i am deeply convinced that today the main negotiator from the ukrainian side is the armed forces of ukraine and their success in the future. i am sure that they will not allow the ukrainian diplomats to proceed to any serious conversation. and all those conditions that we have been hearing about since the end of february this year. they don't talk about identification any

, because crimea is ukrainean for complete deoccupation captured territories and access to internationally recognized borders as of 1991, we have agreements with the united states that we will not use the weapons provided to us by the united states partners on the territory of the russian federation. we don't have such restrictions, we don't even have stones from the sky we are born , fans of the russian world shouted in 2014 in crimea, the unique black sea peninsula putin very quickly turned into a military base and now arsenal uses it against ukraine, and here in the sky appeared not the blessed stones, but columns of smoke and unpleasant sounds of explosions at ammunition depots, and now the screams became different. a couple of rolls of russians in a hurry and in panivka lined up in a traffic jam on the way out of crimea, so for many, the hot ended season 2022 in crimea, explosions at the airfield in saki, an airbase near simferopol, arsenals, weapons , pzhankoy, while kyiv does not officially confirm the or

makes sufficient gains in the current conflict, could we see ukraine try to take back crimea? if is the big question, because at the moment, of course, this looks pretty much impossible whether the conditions will change in a way that her ukraine might attempt to take back crimea is of course the bequest is probably the last one considering that the last territory that ukraine might try to take back, considering that it's pretty militarized, it's not as accessible as other territories that russia is occupying. there was the w correspond mathias burling of speaking to me a little while ago from keith. well elsewhere in ukraine, the fighting continues, especially in the east and south. russia has been stepping up its attacks in those areas in recent weeks. people in the city of nikolai, of have in live, in constant fear of rocket attacks from russian troops. and the entire region is on edge. the major russian offensive is expected there soon. we can, and so his home has been reduced to ruffle. alexander is a ukrainian volunteer soldier. his happy he was not at home when the bla

ukraine says explosions destroyed russian jets in crimea. prussia are admits one person was killed, but deny is it's a bass came under attack. ukraine's president promises to liberate the peninsula, annexed by russia in 2014. also coming up as europe looks for different energy sources, nuclear power could be poised for a comeback. finland says it has a solution to the problem of storing nuclear waste. but opponents to say it's still not safe. and, and neck and neck. rice in kenya, the top contenders to be the next president appear evenly matched iran off vote, maybe needed? ah, i'm rebecca writ as welcome to the program. ukraine says 9 russian war planes have been destroyed and explosions at an air base in the annexed crimea. region, one person was killed and several others injured. russia has used the saki base ne, nova federal cut to strike southern ukraine. moscow says destinations of stored ammunition set off the blasts, not an attack. ukraine deny is bombing the ebay spot. a senior official suggests it may have been sabotaged. president vladimir lensky has vowed that ukraine will l

, because crimea is ukrained ukraine of the plan for the complete de-occupation of the captured territories and access to the internationally recognized borders as of 1991. we have agreements with the united states that we we will not use the weapons provided to us by the united states, our partners on the territory of the russian federation. there are no restrictions for us, even stones from the sky we were born , fans of the russian world shouted in 2014 in the crimea, the unique black sea peninsula, putin very quickly turned it into a military base and now the arsenal is using it against ukraine, and here in the sky appeared the truth not blessed stones, but pillars of smoke and unpleasant sounds of explosions at ammunition depots and now the screams have become different, a couple of russians rush and in a panic lined up in traffic jams on the way out of crimea, this is how the hot season of 2022 in crimea ended for many, explosions at the airfield in sakakh air base near simferopol, arsenals of weapons by p

crimea. but there are other tools in the strategy ukraine reserves the right to use not only diplomatic tools the de-occupation of crimea we can also talk about the military component, we understand that officials at different levels of politics they should be as careful as possible in any of their statements but nevertheless , in the official field, authoritative diplomats , in particular ogryzko, said approximately the same thing on our air about de-occupation crimea can happen precisely through military means, for diplomacy, in principle, you can leave the window of opportunity open, but less so, you need to be realistic, mr. artem, in your opinion, today on the crimean platform, our partners are sending signals that they are ready to support this military course of deoccupation of our peninsula and will they help us in this just as they are helping us now with weapons to liberate the kherson region - these are parts of the kharkiv region and certainly donbas well, first of all, i welcome the fact that our officials finally started to talk about uh, diplomacy, military uh, first of all, uh

i am impressed by your statement that crimea should become the gateway to such a southern ukraine, butwe start thinking from the moment of the deoccupation of crimea . and how will even what you said be implemented. although i understand that we are not going to list everything now, of course questions arise. you say that the black sea area is not developing now. but in fact, someone can blame the fact that the crimean bridge and what is the future of its history and can we say that this infrastructural facility can already be written into ukrainian history and the need to develop the black sea water area, although of course we miss the fact that the armed forces of ukraine will have worked by that time in fact, we have allocated a separate point of our plan which is dedicated to the safe dismantling of the crimean bridge, because the issue of this bridge is not only an infrastructural issue, but it is also an environmental issue, and we understand that the damage caused by the construction of this bridge will have to be restored later the entire ecosystem of the black and azov seas, j

well, zelensky said that crimea in exchange for a shaky scenario, ukraine will not allow such a thingea and everything ends with crimea will end , hinting at only the complete deoccupation of ukraine, the key is not with crimea well, during his speech at the second summit of the crimean platform, the nato secretary general warned about the protracted nature of the war and the difficult winter, but assured ukraine of further support, which will last as long as possible need the president of turkey regime and its portuguese voiced that the end of russia's occupation of crimea is a de facto requirement of international law and an important element of global security and stability assessment of the representation of the crimean platform at our second meeting what was new from the participants and what consequences can we expect about all this we will ask our next guest oleksandr his name is kraev, he is happy with foreign policy, ukrainian prism, we congratulate you , mr. oleksandr, yes, i congratulate you on your holiday, the first results and the first assessments of the crimean platfor

in particular the transfer of crimea to ukraine was a gift from khrushchev , in fact, with the beginning of his reign, khrushchev could not single-handedly make such decisions, even with great desire, and the process of joining crimea to ukraine lasted more than six months, the official reason was the commonality of the economy, territorial proximity, but at that time crimea was still devastated by the war and depopulated after the mass deportations of the crimean tatars. of course, this is not a gift, and in general, crimea is the ethnic homeland of the crimean tatars, who were brutally deported to in 1944, it was these people who decided where to live, and they had already made their choice. thank you olesya for such an interesting and important link. next , we pass the word to the information platform. with us at this late hour of the day, one minute past three in the morning, the tv channel rada is broadcasting the national marathon and now the news is on august 4, already on the calendar 162 days of full-scale war unleashed by russia yanton traditionally, at the beginn

the usa and britain, and therefore these new statements that this is a valid goal, that ukraine should return crimeahas the right not only to self-defense , but also not to liberate its territories. this is really a consolidation of this course and really now any other situations regarding the fact that the west will send us a representative to ban him there, china has diverted attention to itself, all these situations will be smashed against this iron community clearly friendly to us rhetoric well, indeed, putin has already launched a war by that moment, you know as general zaluzhny said that before us we would need peace, now we need victory and then started this war until the moment when it became clear that the winner gets everything, you know how in boxing there is such a thing that you get some kind of fee and you get a fee it means that you lost. and there is such a thing that when someone wins, he takes everything, that's it, he takes everything, or separately, just for the sake of illustration, a post from zavoshentom, a post that now russia is temporarily occupying the land, which deposits

and again, if that with the ukraine started hitting a tourist area and crimea, i mean, this is again, this takes the war to a new level. this could be the opening salvo of a major conflagration in europe. and so, i mean, when i 1st saw the footage and heard what was happening and i felt that i'm very, truly concerned that this is going to potentially wide in this sort of response to expect from russia. if it does turn out to be the worst case scenario, i mean adding rushes made pretty clear ukraine touches crimea, that they will be in for a severe counter attack. and i would expect that that would happen. and then, you know, possibly an attack on t as and again, it just seems to me you'd have a further escalation and then ukraine with further escalating on the russian territory. and again, i think you could just see a major war developing a, sam, it's been reported tourists and local residents are leaving the nearby village as another federal on mass. how, where we do think the local should be at this point. i mean, i think they have to be, i mean there is a warrant happening even bef

attention of all our people in crimea, please stay away from russian military facilities, do not be near russian bases and military rays, inform the special services of ukraine all the information you know about the occupiers, so that the liberation of crimea takes place faster eternal glory to all our heroes eternal glory to all who help to fight for life for independence glory to ukraine the pope's views on the russian-ukrainian war are changing in favor of ukraine such a religious scholar is former prisoner ihor kozlovsky, according to him, the reason for the controversial statements of the pontiff regarding the war in ukraine may be in particular in his environment. kozlovsky says that the russian influence in the vatican remains tangible, at the same time, in the opinion of the scientist , ukrainians do not need to alienate the pope about the situation in the vatican about the behavior during war of the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate and also about the role of the russian orthodox church in this war, ihor kozlovsky was asked by my colleague olena renovska we should not push away from we should not push the pope away, because after

release from my colleagues from the ukrainian lecture news good evening we from ukraine are hearing new explosions in crimea the kremlin is withdrawing weapons from belarusian airfields we are analyzing everything that is happening on on the fronts of the war in ukraine, we take a look at important events in the world on the air of bc with ukraine my name is hryhoriy zhigalov clouds of smoke are rising at the military air base near simferopol, the western media say that ukrainian elite units are behind this they are operating in the russian rear, what are the russians preparing to respond to in ukraine, they hit belarus again from the territory of belarus, what does the threat from the north look like, we are talking with a military expert and energoatom warns about the actions of the russians zaporizhzhia npp operates with the risk of violating radiation and fire safety standards, is there a chance to force moscow to stop nuclear blackmail ukraine and the world in the occupied crimea, a new series of explosions at non -military facilities, two explosions today, which continued a whole series of mysterious

limited by time, good, good, er, a year ago, we simply reminded the education about crimea that crimea is ukraine that we do not forget about him, this year the situation is already different or you see very interesting events happening in crimea and the deoccupation of crimea is put theoretically it is possible, and that is why it is already a new format, and countries and our allies are already involved in how it is possible to help ukraine liberate crimea from the russian occupation. although they are very cautious about this, understanding that russia will fight it to the end for that crimea, but they support ukraine well, we will fight for that crimea to the end, as well as for any part of the ukrainian territory. thank you, mr. volodymyr, volodymyr dubovyk, director of the center for international studies, associate professor of the department of international relations of odesa national university , was on a direct skype call with me named after mechnikov well, due to lack of time, i have to conclude this program, the world about ukraine, er, we will meet with you next week, next monday at

russia to stage its naval fleet, as well as aircrafts to launch attacks on ukraine, but it also challenges the myth that crimeaither confirmed nor denied its involvement in these drone attacks. earlier, i spoke to paul scharre, who is the vice president and director at the center for a new american security and i asked him what he made of this new wave of attacks. they have certainly been effective at pushing russians back on their heels and making russians pay attention to defences in rear areas. in some cases the attacks have been very effective in destroying russian equipment on the ground. there was a major attack against a russian airbase where nine aircraft were destroyed on the ground. that is an absolutely devastating loss for the russian military but other factors beyond material destruction, notjust against the airbase but against command facilities, supply depots, transportation infrastructure, command posts. it is making russia reassess its forces and pay attention to rear areas instead of putting attention into the front. why are these attacks and tactics only coming now? some people watching are

think about the occupied crimea and ukraine will do everything in order to clear ite occupiers, but a large part of the people thought er and are thinking about it er, you know i already say it in many interviews, but this is it there is a part of our crimean tatar life, when something so joyful happens in us, well, let's say a child was born in the family, or there are guests, but the neighbors come to the one to whom something joyful is like that and say the goat, let's go, that is , you have joy. and he serves coffee and that everyone is called kolesi or in ukrainian - this is holiday coffee, but people still drink holiday coffee in crimea on the ninth of september, this is absolutely true, they call and tell about it, but there are those who settled in crimea after the occupation, and there are many of them or rather, there are a lot of them, according to the occupation authorities, such russian citizens who settled in crimea after 2014 are about 600,000 , according to independent experts, about a million , and this is the artificial settlement of crimea, the rel

makes sufficient gains in the current conflict, could we see ukraine try to take back crimea? if is the big question, because at the moment, of course, this looks pretty much impossible whether the conditions will change in a way that her ukraine might attempt to take back crimea is of course the bequest is probably the last one considering that the last territory that ukraine might try to take back, considering that it's pretty militarized, it's not as accessible as other territory is that russia is occupying, and it would be a major undertaking. and russia is probably also very much determined to defend it . but we might see a tax on crimean infrastructure increase as a zalinski has said that the ultimate goal is to take it back. and there's a lot of speculation on future attacks on the bridge that links crimea to the russian mother land is something if the ukraine would be in the position to do that, it's something that would be highly likely and he has thank you very much. our correspond m t, a spelling of their in kia or elsewhere in ukraine. the fighting continues, espe

has already happened, the war will be after the 14th, for sure, he says, i will stand there for ukraine, crimeaetsk, donbass - this is ukraine, and then, hey, the assembly comes, and the uncle is already talking a little other things, but it also seems to me that in this story, you should pay attention to how the collaborators in the kherson region are trying to camouflage the situation with the balance, but not only in the kherson region for them. for some reason, it is added quite steeply if the real truth comes out, what happened to him in general, and the story of the balance and concealment, what about it happened to him. it’s like at the beginning with the tonov bridge, yes, rockets flew, but it’s nothing to worry about. a rocket flew again, but it’s nothing to worry about. there is a bridge. i still stand by my opinion that this is the hand of russia and that russia is openly preparing to release the de-occupation of kherson region . let's wait and see how this story ends. and let's move on to more. it seems to me that the zaporizhia nuclear power plant is a serious topic. let's talk abo

ukraine attack? he, russian air base in crimea. no official word from keep yet, but ukraine's president says the war will end only when the russian annexation of crimea ex, also coming up tonight will meet the director of a mother and baby clinic in cobble. one of the few women in afghanistan who still has a job under the taliban, and a neck and neck raised in kenya, the top contenders to be the next president. they could be headed for a one off election. and as europe looks to replace russian oil and natural gas, some countries are turning to nuclear power. finland says it has a solution to story radioactive waste. ah, i brink off is good to have you, withers ukraine tonight, says that 9 russian war plains been destroyed in explosions at an air base in the annexed crimea region. one person was killed several others injured. now russia has used the saki bays, which is near nova fitter thief to strike southern ukraine. moscow says that that nations have stored ammunition set off the blast at the air base. they say it was not an attac

limited by time, well, well, a year ago, we simply reminded the education about crimea that crimea is ukrainenot forget about it, this year the situation is different or you see interesting events happening very much in crimea and where the occupation of crimea is, it is theoretically possible to put it, and therefore it is already a new format, and already countries and our allies are dedicated to how it is possible to help ukraine free crimea from the russian occupation. although they are very cautious about this understanding that russia here will fight to the end for that crimea, but ukraine is supported well, we will fight for that crimea to the end as well as for any part of the ukrainian territory. of international studies, associate professor of the department of international relations of the mechnikov odesa national university well, due to lack of time, i have to confirm this program, the world about ukraine, eh, we will meet with you next week, next monday at a-a approximately 12:13 well, i also have to say that those who have watched us or will watch us on youtube, please put your

crimea in 2014. however, the international community still recognizes it as part of ukraine in crimea, the threat is, again coming from the skies resident and if pottery a film this video suggesting it shows russian air defenses impaction, there were indeed activated on saturday, according to law officials and in service topple a drone was shut down over the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet. police patrol the streets while residence face a new reality ought to run for a walk up in the morning had breakfast and after some time had a popping sound from an explosion. we had 2 similar ones yesterday evening while walking at the sea front. here it was a similar, distinctive popping sound. it's unclear what it was, is that you get nervous because of this noise. vocal attacks and rushes, military infrastructure in crimea are becoming more frequent. on tuesday explosions hit a military base and ammunition to poor. early in august, 1 person was killed and several wounded in a blast at an air base. the fleet headquarters were attacked for the 1st time at the end of july. were you scared? now, looking w

factor. ukraine has denied responsibility for an explosion at a russian air base in crimea. at the same time, ukraine's president says the warrantable and only when the russian annexation of crimea.

i mean, legally, of course crimea is part of, of ukraine. and even though russia has tried everything in the past 8 years since it started it's cropping patient in crimea to, to install the russian system. there are a lot of people that are loyal to the he has government. there has been a lot of speculation in the past days that some kind of ukrainian special forces could have been involved in the recent explosions. but again, these are speculations, other explanations have been discussed here as well, reaching from sabotaged to accidents to possible rocket attacks. now let's change focus to the fighting around the separate g a nuclear plant. what's the latest there? from what we effort there haven't been any new checks there during the night and in the morning. but indeed, service situation is very worrisome. there have been, several artillery strikes close to the plant in recent days we were able to talk to a former engineer who used to work at the power plant until recently. and she says she's very worried about the situation. very worried

is ukraine just like dansk and lublin is part of poland so crimea was and will be part of ukraine letam 2 was built after the illegal annexation of crimea so way back in business, who was with russia definitely not, while russia is waging war against ukraine while russia is occupying territories that are legally and internationally recognized as ukrainian by the present moment of change in politics. west will not only stopping the nord stream, 2, but its complete dismantling, the elimination of this gas flow. russia is obliged not only to return to the borders on february 24th. in the same way, it should take into account the right of ukraine to liberate territories recognized by the international community, including crimea in this war. poland is your stronghold of ukraine poland is your union more your home meanwhile , for the first time, the price of gas for smart has exceeded 3,000 dollars per 1,000 cubic meters, along with this energy crisis and drought with the renewal of rivers, hundreds of thousands of disgruntled europeans, that is, bored a siemens turbine with a russian pass

all these years the owner has been saying so, we as a state considered citizens of ukraine in the territory of crimea pressure occupation authorities to take these russian passports are not illegitimate, we considered them to be citizens of ukraine yes, in spite of all these things, it seems to me that this was a very correct policy and i simply well, it seems to me that there is another policy option if we want reintegrate these territories, where to occupy them and reintegrate them? well, it seems to me that the other ways are wrong. well, this is actually my point of view. it is necessary to evacuate from hot spots, in fact, from territories that are currently occupied, or not even not occupied, from territories that are at risk of becoming occupied . i know the experience of the world process, how to distinguish between mandatory evacuation for security reasons to preserve the lives and health of citizens and, in fact, what the russian federation is doing is deporting people from our territories to other territories occupied by it of ukraine or our citizens to their purely russian territory, well

crimea. can you tell me how these attacks fit into ukrainian military strategy where ukraine has started to attack targets on crimea in the past few days? we still don't know the details about how it conducted them. and these jones that were shot down last night, they might give us some idea of what might have happened. but what we've seen as that, and there have been, there is some of these attacks have been pretty efficient in destroying russian military equipment, including quite a fuel fighter planes. and thus of course, significant arm. so a ukraine seems to have more means now to attack deeper into russian control territory. crimea is quite far from where ukrainian positions are, where the next ukranian positions are. and they are showing the russians now that they can do that. and that, of course, is not only meant to achieve a military goal in terms of destruction, of military equipment, ammunition, et cetera. but also psychologically crimea was one of the launch parts of the russian or intrusion or crush aggression into a ukraine. when you talk about these drone attacks, are we talking ab

, in particular, the transfer of crimea to ukraine was actually a gift from khrushchev with, khrushchev could not single-handedly make such a decision, even with great desire , and the process of joining crimea to ukraine lasted more than six months, the official reason being the commonality economy, territorial proximity, but at that time crimea was still devastated by the war and depopulated after mass deportations of crimean tatars , so of course this is not a gift, and in general, crimea is the ethnic homeland of crimean tatars who were brutally deported in 1944, and it is these people who decide where to live and their own they have already made the choice we will bind up we will bind up we will win daily news together we are strong it might seem that your melody was cut off forever but it is picked up by millions all over the world your melody is the subject of the brightest days in the darkest time, big things begin with small steps, the next step is two states - we are in the cockpits of the planes behind the monitors of the radar stations at the control points of th

well , first of all, i will repeat that crimea is ukraine.ate more than one point of salt there, but we passed all the paths, and our special forces are their home and they will return there, and if they are now conducting reconnaissance of future places of permanent bases, then this is quite good, but the russians should not relax, because we have other means of destruction, and soon we will receive those that will inflict damage at a much greater distance than those of theirs, which now consider themselves safe in crimea , no one is safe, thank you very much for your comment from we were contacted by pavlo lakeychuk, head of non- peak programs of the center for global studies strategy 21 well, let's talk about how crimea reacts to explosions with the deputy head of the mejlis of the ukrainian tatar people, active shytoz. good evening. i congratulate you. well, just today, there were explosions in crimea immediately at the two military bases , this can be said to be a continuation of such and such a trend that began on august 9, when a simil

right to crimea was spoken less loudly, but we will not do anything to help ukraine recapture crimea. and now, for the first time, this policy has begun to change. here, in that creeping way, about which we have just spoke. first, one is given in terms of types of weapons, then another. at first , they calmly looked at one sabotage group in that somehow this is already becoming, well, if you like, trends and in general, washington has not yet said that this is not acceptable and unacceptable from a political point of view on the eve of the midterm elections. it would be risky to say that the biden administration would have to pay a political price for this, but no one forces the biden administration to give that the weapons that it gives and which allows ukraine to behave in a similar way, especially if it is a weapon that is given on a random basis. and what is called sexual secret, because what you do in the semi-secret has the advantage that if you don’t want to do it, you don’t have to do it, of course, zelensky can start public scandals and this is also not welc

not only for russians , in more than 8 years to the occupiers and to the whole world that ukraine will return crimea and yesterday , in his evening address, the president of ukraine said the little thing that all of us crimean people have been talking about since 2014, that the russian war against ukraine is russian aggression against the whole world it started with crimea and it should end with the liberation of crimea and the restoration of the state sovereignty of ukraine over the ukrainian peninsula . so yesterday, people had different reactions to this in the crimean tatar language. there is an expression koz -kozayenosom kozaidnhs, that is, coffee with a happy mood , a lot of people called and greeted each other yesterday in such words, for them it was a very happy event, i myself received dozens of such messages from crimea and that is, part of the people and not only crimean tatars, ethnic ukrainians, they received what is such a very powerful signal that the liberation of crimea is inevitable, but the second part, yes, you just mentioned the people who are currently in crimea, we also saw y

ukraine. although crimea is technically part of ukraine. in crimea, russian officials say that a ukrainian drone struck a building near russia's black sea fleet headquarters yesterday. this is the latest in a series of ukrainian counterattacks on russian assets in crimea. remember, russia illegally invaded in annexed crimea in 2014. it's remained orbital-y away from the fighting until now. it's served mainly as a vital staging round and resupply aside from russia's attacks to the north of it. nbc news is correspondent just lederman is in dnipro ukraine. josh, what's the latest that you're hearing about these ukrainian counterattacks into crimea? >> hey ali. ukraine's government is still being somewhat coy about their level of involvement in this string of attacks that we've seen now in crimea. russian occupied territory that was thought to be beyond ukraine's ability to strike militarily. but in the last couple of days, top ukrainian officials have been showing a little more like about what they're doing there and the fact they expect more u