are already dozens of such cases in ukraine, yaryna markiv will tell about one of these stories in vorzelbut a gas chamber in our entrance, there is breathing, i do not see poisoning with carbon monoxide, the average e-e degree, how entrepreneurial negligence can turn into a hospital bed, safety, we come into contact with leaves, everything is normal, the rules are not for everyone, i came to understand what happened well, he hit me with how to act to people in such situations that says the law, is there really no control over some fops and who should monitor compliance with the norms for the use of generators?

explain, in fact, everything is very simple, here the episode was near kiev in a populated area. nkte vorzelll village. ah, it was an orphanage. and according to the information that our servicemen received in the orphanage there were infants who, again, according to the information that we had, turned out to be situations without electricity without water, in fact, on the line of combat contact and one of the divisions of the national guard. got the task, and evacuate these children. and we didn't know if there was one in the orphanage. e enemy, because hmm ukrainian army ukrainian armed forces used social school facilities, facilities for children, and children's leisure facilities to accommodate personnel to organize firing points of strongholds, and we went into the blind in fact. and that's when actually, came to the entrance to the orphanage began to knock no one opened. well, we need to save the children, so everything must be done very quickly so that the enemy artillery does not open fire, but breaks the door, er, they fly into this building, and we were met by the director of the o

well, i am quite sure that it is probuchu vorzel. next, gostomel irpin.t is, these are the places where many people were killed, killed in the same way. tied hands, shot in the head, and there are quite a lot of these people, and it was all logically ukrainians. research that is now available shows that it was aimed specifically at ethnic ukrainians, well, we need to make sure of all this. in these regions, then the russian military can also be qualified as genocide as far as it is concerned. yes , it is still. well, there are prospects for it for the kharkiv region for the kherson region . to prove that genocide is the transfer of orphaned children, only four parents. i read that a sign of genocide is the transfer of children of one group to another. more than 12,000, and this number is growing and growing, son, note, because, let's say, a month ago, i saw the cycle of the prosecutor general's office more than 8,000, that is, full territories, they take out all the children who do not have guardians, orphans and transfer them to foster families, and it s

the residents of gostomel, vorzel, bucha and irpen were killed right next to houses and cars . large-scalere carried out by units and units to clear the vacant cities of bucha, irpin, gostomel, the entire territory of kyiv region was checked, and the troops conducted a search and strike operation in search, detection, destruction of the enemy, of course, we remember the first report, the first video footage was taken from the guest house, where the battles often took place right there in the area near the streets, where the enemy bmds and cars were selectively destroyed, which were the corpses of enemy soldiers. well, ours, of course, and the employees who died defending means our land. of course, it was unusual for us, and for civilian dispatches, it was a complete shock. this is what their servicemen of the russian federation did to our people, the civilian population, which does not concern anything. of military torture, the abuse is not of adults, but of children. well, this is unacceptable and it is never forgiven. people met with tears in one of the cases . cars knelt down and raised

this is how he evacuated the children from the house from the vorzel, hungry, cold, they were under fire month to get everyone out. and this is more than fifty children in several minibuses. volodymyr put the residents of the village in such a way that ferba would move and keep the child alone . they brought them to us in bouses and left them there, we left them there on the seats on the seats there with stalks, you know, they laid them down and they screamed and cried there, but we packed them, they had to be raided and we no longer had special cars to take them there, despite charging them, or like their chairs i already had to choose the pillars of those who ask who can take one or two children with them and that they keep them in their home during the war. volodymyr brychka sheltered more than one displaced person today. here lives a student from the occupied village of lazurne, a savior in kherson . a girl calls a hero no every person is ready to gossip let's say yes, you need courage i don't know patience and courage, courage and what you do n't need to have let's say yes we, every

city of ours, our friend, uh, at the beginning of the russian invasion, she lived in a city called vorzelnear kyiv, another one, there is a classical greek catholic church , vyshhorod, the city of vyshhorod, there is one in the city of vyshhorod, and there is a huge one reservoir well if this is the dnieper reservoir, this is a reservoir that feeds er if kyiv had water and their windows looked out on this reservoir and she said that in the first hours of the russian attack, dozens of russian military helicopters had already flown there, they flew and spread these thermal traps and this was an absolutely surrealistic video that is, it didn't get into my head that this is actually happening, this is reality. well, well, but it is like that, it looks like this, and we see how this war is going on. this is exactly what we are living. our defenders and defenders, we will now speak with one of them, volodymyr nazarenko, deputy commander of the svoboda battalion, part of the fourth operational brigade of the national guard of ukraine in the bakhmut direction . something is extremely unusual for

vorzel gostomel izyum e.e.k kherson and different ones and in chornobayivka and so on and so on and mariupol included, but i'm sure well, at the time when we were fighting for kyiv, i didn't want kyiv b so that we would actually win these things that our cities in the whole world are known for precisely such a heavy and painful price for foreigners who have studied these cities and so on, we all present here at our solemn table must repent so that a significant part bridge we would not have found where they are before the war are on the map. do you understand this? this story is about how i didn't know about kupyansk, i confess, i also didn't hear a lot of discoveries. well, the most discovered there were, of course, the discoveries of buryats of various people who learned what such a city 13 was, and who managed to return to it with the wind now they will tell if it were in generations, but before there, well, there was a village, well, everyone left in the 13th and did not return, marked with blood, you under