viktor chumak, the chief military prosecutor of ukraine in the 19-20th years, viktor, stay with us in federation on friday morning resulted in the damage of approximately nine generation facilities and limited the production of nuclear plants. this was announced by the head of the ministry of energy herman galushchenko. what we are already seeing is the damage to about nine generation facilities. now we are still verifying the damaged substations that transmit electricity, which led to the limitation of production, primarily of nuclear generation, and the emergency situation was announced by ukrenergo through russian shelling as a result of massive missile attacks on the electric power infrastructure of ukraine caused a loss of more than 50% of the consumption of the unified energy system in accordance with the market rules. chief military prosecutor of ukraine in 2019-20 major general of justice viktor thank you for being with us and you have noted the mechanism by which it will be necessary to bring to justice of russian war criminals at the same time, we will understand that the ru

thank you , viktor is in touch with us chumak, major-general of justice of the reserve, former chief litary prosecutor of ukraine in the 19-20s p viktor, in your opinion , what mechanisms should be implemented or prescribed in this law now for in order to somewhat civilize, so to speak , an extremely harsh attitude in the qualifications of certain military personnel. i don't know of misdemeanors or these or that. maybe even crimes. look, i'm not going to talk about specific sanctions right now, and which ones should be changed or not changed. yes, by and large, i i think that if the president makes a decision to apply the veto to this law, then it is really necessary to look into it so that the sanctions for the corresponding crimes, which are the corresponding war crimes, are not more severe than, well, let's say, much more severe than the sanctions for similar crimes, which civilians commit there yes, so that there was some kind of comparison, although it is possible and to wish that it is, well, let's say that there are factors that can increase the punishment, increase the respons

there is quite a stormy social reaction in order to analyze this topic, we involve in our marathon viktor chumakr major general of justice of the reserve of the former chief military prosecutor of ukraine in the 19th and 20th years, and in our studio is the people's deputy for european solidarity, oleg synyutka. glory to ukraine, viktor, i congratulate you . glory to the heroes. i congratulate everyone who listens to us. well, the law 82-71 is under signature, the president has not yet signed it. perhaps there will be some additional chances to finalize something, you as a person who knows what it was, what it is, what it can be in about six months, our military justice would ask you to give a professional assessment of this draft law. people are asking, people are worried, many people are expressing dissatisfaction, but on the other hand we also understand that there are very clear and quite categorical arguments thanks to which this law got to the verkhovna rada of ukraine p. viktor, well, look here, the issue is not military justice, it was from six months ago, then a year ago, it remained an

probably, everything except drones a on contact with the studio viktor chumak chief military prosecutor of ukraine in the 19-20s p viktor, have you already familiarized yourself with the specifics of the law 8271 adopted by the verkhovna rada, it is about the order and discipline that you would probably like in the army to develop in a certain way among our military, but there are a lot of reservations among certain people's deputies , public activists and human rights defenders, which is important. on december 13, the verkhovna rada immediately and in general supported the draft law on amendments to the criminal code of ukraine, the code of ukraine on administrative offenses and other legislative acts regarding the specifics of military service under martial law or in a combat situation. well, human rights defenders hint that the draft law was adopted on the fifth day after registration without public discussion or at least an attempt at public communication, although the people's deputies who were present in the verkhovna rada and for the vote, they note that it was the general staff