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[00:00:02] 17 people died as a result of a Russian strike on Ukraine.
[00:00:05] The military claims they could not shoot down a single missile. Kyiv speaks of
[00:00:09] a lack of air defense and asks allies for help. This is a live
[00:00:12] broadcast channel, Current Time. Here's what else we'll tell you about
[00:00:15] today.
[00:00:18] After the strikes on Russia, the oil refinery in Kad Wilders is burning again. We'll tell you about
[00:00:22] the consequences of such attacks for the environment: chemicals
[00:00:25] enter the air and water bodies. In Yekaterinburg, the car of the head of the plant that
[00:00:28] makes... drones was blown up. On the same day, Vladimir Putin
[00:00:32] announced reshuffles in the sphere of unmanned
[00:00:34] systems. In Volyn, Polish and Ukrainian specialists
[00:00:38] discovered the remains of more than fifty victims of massacres during World
[00:00:41] War II. We'll tell you how modern excavations affect
[00:00:45] relations between Kyiv and
[00:00:46] Warsaw.
[00:00:50] Tonight, Russia launched 24 ballistic missiles at Ukraine.
[00:00:54] The targets of the strikes were warehouses and logistics
[00:00:57] centers. During the attack, 17 people died. Boris Sachalka is with us live from Kyiv.
[00:01:01] Borya, hello, tell us
[00:01:05] about the strikes and their
[00:01:06] consequences.
[00:01:10] Hello Igor, the attack on the Kyiv region began around 1 AM,
[00:01:13] and lasted for an hour and a half. The Russian army did not use
[00:01:17] cruise missiles, only ballistic ones. Here's how
[00:01:20] residents of the region
[00:01:22] describe this night.
[00:01:26] Unclenched, the desire to hide not just in some basement.
[00:01:30] but to leave Kyiv as soon as
[00:01:33] possible, so that this horror, nightmare
[00:01:36] would end, because it's impossible neither
[00:01:38] to sleep, nor to work. The night was
[00:01:42] so scary, difficult, but you can't
[00:01:46] read it scary, because these are people, and we
[00:01:50] are already getting used to waking up with the thought that today we were
[00:01:53] lucky, and that's very scary, we haven't slept
[00:01:57] for 5 years now, we have no dream, nothing... people have
[00:02:00] fear, constant fear, constant fear, we just live
[00:02:04] for today, and that's it.
[00:02:08] The main targets of the attack were warehouses
[00:02:11] and logistics centers. This video appeared in the morning, this is a
[00:02:15] railway platform, Unusentilamy, these are employees of
[00:02:18] one of the warehouses who were waiting for a train at the time of the attack. A total of
[00:02:22] eight people died on the platform. The destruction of the
[00:02:24] warehouse was reported by several large
[00:02:28] Ukrainian companies.
[00:03:00] and unfortunately, it will never work again. On the other hand, not a single person was injured
[00:03:04] during this attack, all people were in shelters,
[00:03:07] yes, we suffered very heavy losses, these are billions
[00:03:10] of hryvnias, on the other hand, Rozetka has long been
[00:03:13] a marketplace, we give tens of thousands of
[00:03:17] entrepreneurs the opportunity to work on our platform.
[00:03:20] Military analysts state that it was obvious that
[00:03:23] Russia would strike
[00:03:26] at these centers, and the main goal of such attacks is the
[00:03:30] largest taxpayers of the country.
[00:03:34] the absence of active advances from absolutely both sides, so
[00:03:38] a big war of targets began. precisely because
[00:03:41] we set certain trends regarding
[00:03:44] strikes on various enterprises on the
[00:03:48] territory of Russia, those enterprises that actually finance
[00:03:51] terrorist acts against Ukraine, and
[00:03:55] the Russians in this regard...
[00:03:58] are trying to raise the stakes as much as possible in order to
[00:04:01] undermine our economy, and we have largely
[00:04:04] seized the initiative, and that is true, but here we are now
[00:04:07] playing on the story of whose
[00:04:10] economy will be stronger,
[00:04:13] The Prime Minister of Ukraine urgently organizes
[00:04:17] meetings with business representatives to understand how logistics centers
[00:04:21] will work in the future. Advisor to the Minister of Defense of Ukraine Serhiy Beskresnov stated
[00:04:24] that such strikes will continue, because Russia
[00:04:28] manufactures about 100 ballistic missiles per month, and the Ukrainian
[00:04:31] president wrote that deliveries of air defense missiles to Ukraine
[00:04:35] to combat ballistic missiles have decreased threefold compared to last year,
[00:04:38] precisely such missiles could have saved people's lives
[00:04:42] today, Zelensky wrote.
[00:04:45] It is very important that partners realize that delays in their
[00:04:49] supply or unwillingness to transfer anti-ballistic missiles leads to
[00:04:52] such terrible casualties and destruction, partners
[00:04:55] who are not ready to help more actively.
[00:04:59] According to the Ukrainian Air Force,
[00:05:12] not a single ballistic missile was shot down today.
[00:05:16] Igor. Thank you. Our correspondent Boris
[00:05:19] Sachalka was live from Kyiv.
[00:05:22] Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukraine's
[00:05:25] allies have the necessary interceptor missiles, but
[00:05:29] political decisions are needed to transfer them to Kyiv. At the same
[00:05:32] time, specific promises to urgently strengthen Ukrainian air defense
[00:05:36] were not made today. Whose support does Kyiv primarily
[00:05:40] count on? We will ask our European correspondent Zoryana
[00:05:43] Stepanenko, who is also joining us live from Brussels.
[00:05:46] Zoryana, hello, how is the European capital reacting to today's
[00:05:50] strike?
[00:05:51] Hello, Igor. European politicians
[00:05:55] condemn another shelling of Kyiv. The Head of the Latvian MFA is currently
[00:05:58] on a visit there. Baiba Braže spent the night in a bomb shelter. She
[00:06:02] said that Russians can destroy buildings, but they cannot
[00:06:06] destroy Ukraine and its spirit. The Head of the Italian MFA expressed condolences to the
[00:06:09] relatives of the deceased. He recalled that strikes on civilian
[00:06:12] infrastructure violate international law. Andriy Sebyho,
[00:06:16] commenting on tonight in Kyiv, said that Russian strikes have no
[00:06:20] holidays, so pauses in support for Ukraine from partners
[00:06:24] are unacceptable. Obviously, this is a reference to the dead political season in
[00:06:27] the European Union, in particular.
[00:06:30] Every interceptor missile matters, these are tools that
[00:06:33] save lives. And I once again call on all partners
[00:06:37] to accelerate the adoption of all relevant decisions.
[00:06:41] Volodymyr Zelensky insists that
[00:06:45] partners have missiles and is waiting for political decisions regarding supplies and
[00:06:49] production. The most effective countermeasure against ballistic missiles are
[00:06:53] Patriot interceptors. The Ukrainian president, American media
[00:06:56] reported last week, asked the US president for hundreds of such missiles
[00:07:00] before winter. The Financial Times found that Donald Trump refused
[00:07:04] Zelensky. According to sources from the publication, the US president
[00:07:07] cited a shortage of interceptors and said that they are needed
[00:07:11] in the Middle East. At the same time, Trump publicly said: "The US
[00:07:15] has more ammunition than anyone else in the world, and much more than is needed."
[00:07:18] The American television channel CNN, citing sources, reported yesterday that
[00:07:22] about half of the Patriot interceptors have been used up. The level of
[00:07:25] stockpiles in military warehouses, which the media does not disclose, is described as dangerously
[00:07:29] low. Pentagon chief Pete Hexett rejects
[00:07:33] this assessment. This banner is not true, CNN,
[00:07:36] shame on you, we do not hate fake media enough.
[00:07:40] Our sources in NATO could not
[00:07:44] confirm or deny CNN's report, saying such discussions within the
[00:07:48] alliance are highly classified. Similar information, but slightly different
[00:07:52] figures, were also published by the Reuters agency. Kyiv wanted
[00:07:55] to borrow Patriot missiles from other allies and pay for them with missiles from
[00:07:58] future deliveries. The Ukrainian leadership does not name specific
[00:08:02] countries, but in Europe, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, Greece,
[00:08:06] Poland, and Romania are armed with Patriots. I wrote
[00:08:09] to all capitals today, asking if they would allocate their
[00:08:12] interceptors to Ukraine after it failed to shoot down a single missile. Only Berlin
[00:08:15] replied, but there is no real answer. We
[00:08:19] are forced to decline to comment on specific issues concerning military
[00:08:23] support for Ukraine. This confidentiality policy
[00:08:26] is aimed at ensuring military operational
[00:08:30] security, as well as preventing conclusions about
[00:08:33] the capabilities of the Ukrainian armed forces.
[00:08:36] How are negotiations with
[00:08:38] partners progressing? Will Ukraine receive them in the near future? Igor, thank you, our correspondent Zoryana
[00:08:48] Stepanenko was live from Brussels, who spoke about the European Union's reaction
[00:08:52] to today's strike on Ukraine.
[00:08:55] Vladimir Putin announced
[00:08:56] Украине.
[00:09:00] reshuffles in the Russian army. Against the backdrop of Ukrainian Armed Forces strikes on Russian
[00:09:03] supply routes, a new deputy will appear in the Ministry
[00:09:07] of Defense who will be responsible for logistics.
[00:09:10] at the suggestion of the Minister of Defense,
[00:09:14] a decision was made to consolidate
[00:09:18] all rear services in one pair of hands. I want to emphasize
[00:09:21] that in modern conditions, this is also
[00:09:25] a combat, quite a combat job,
[00:09:28] and for the position in this
[00:09:31] direction, I have made such a decision,
[00:09:34] Solachuk, Valery,
[00:09:36] has been appointed.
[00:09:38] Nikolayevich, please.
[00:09:42] In addition, the Russian President appointed
[00:09:44] new commanders
[00:09:47] of the East and Center troop groups. They are participating
[00:09:50] in the invasion of Ukraine and are conducting combat operations, particularly in
[00:09:54] the Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk regions. Putin also
[00:09:57] appointed a new commander of the unmanned
[00:10:01] systems forces. This branch of the military was created a year and a half ago,
[00:10:04] although Russian authorities have repeatedly stated that its formation
[00:10:08] is complete. Today, Putin again expressed
[00:10:11] hope that the new commander would bring this work
[00:10:15] to completion. In Yekaterinburg, a car
[00:10:19] carrying the General Director of Ural Wagon Za
[00:10:22] Ural-drone-wagon Ural-Drone-plant, I apologize,
[00:10:25] Vladimir Tkachuk, was blown up. This was reported by the state news
[00:10:28] agency TASS, citing a source in the operational services, as well
[00:10:32] as Telegram channels close to Russian security
[00:10:36] forces. According to Kommersant newspaper, Tkachuk
[00:10:39] received severe injuries, and his driver died.
[00:10:42] Ural-Drone-plant produces Upyr drones for
[00:10:45] the Russian army, which are used in the war against
[00:10:48] Ukraine. It also became known today that
[00:10:52] Daniil Perediy, the son-in-law of the Commander-in-Chief
[00:10:56] of the Russian Aerospace Forces, Alexander Chayko,
[00:10:59] probably died in the explosion near the Moscow
[00:11:02] restaurant Baltsey Rossi. The Agency publication
[00:11:05] studied records from the state register
[00:11:08] of entrepreneurs, which states the termination
[00:11:11] of activities due to death. Earlier, Verstka
[00:11:14] reported that among the injured was Alexander
[00:11:17] Chayko's daughter. According to a source close to the
[00:11:21] restaurant's management, she suffered an open traumatic brain injury.
[00:11:25] The explosion near the Blatsia Rossiya happened on August
[00:11:28] 1st: five people died, and 19 more
[00:11:32] were injured. A homemade explosive device, which a courier
[00:11:36] was trying to carry in, detonated at the entrance to the restaurant.
[00:11:39] A security guard stopped her, after which the bomb was detonated
[00:11:43] remotely. Russian authorities are investigating the incident as
[00:11:46] a terrorist act. Media suggest that the target of the
[00:11:50] attack was General Chayko. However, the
[00:11:53] authorities did not officially report
[00:11:57] who exactly died or was injured.
[00:12:00] The Russian Ministry of Defense claims
[00:12:03] that air defense forces shot down 475 Ukrainian
[00:12:07] drones overnight. There is no independent confirmation
[00:12:10] of these figures. After the attacks, fires broke out at an oil refinery
[00:12:14] in Ufa (the Wildberries logistics center in the Tula region) and
[00:12:18] one of the facilities in Tatarstan. Residential
[00:12:21] buildings and industrial enterprises were also damaged.
[00:13:04] This is the fourth attack on the Bashneft enterprise in the
[00:13:07] last month and a half. Local residents complain about
[00:13:10] air quality, but the authorities deny this. I see
[00:13:14] information stuffing that due to this, the air in Ufa
[00:13:17] is allegedly poisoned. There is no cause for concern. Mobile
[00:13:21] laboratories control the environmental situation.
[00:13:25] Tula was attacked by Ukrainian drones today.
[00:13:28] I have never seen such a fire in my life.
[00:13:31] In the Tula region, after an attack by Ukrainian drones, the
[00:13:35] Wildberries logistics center caught fire. According to the governor,
[00:13:38] residential buildings and two industrial enterprises
[00:13:42] were also damaged. One person
[00:13:44] was injured. They stated that employees
[00:13:47] were evacuated in advance, and firefighters are working at the scene. The
[00:13:51] scene is currently a warehouse.
[00:13:56] plastic
[00:13:59] stinks throughout the district, local
[00:14:02] entrepreneurs complain that it is impossible to retrieve their goods
[00:14:05] from the warehouses,
[00:14:07] you watch your goods burning, something new burns
[00:14:11] every day, it burns, burns, burns, and it's impossible to take these
[00:14:15] goods out, there are no compensations, I understand
[00:14:19] that there simply won't be any.
[00:14:22] The authorities of Tatarstan reported
[00:14:27] a fire after a drone attack. According to their data,
[00:14:31] in the Zelenodolsk district, one of the facilities caught
[00:14:34] fire after debris fell. Large logistics centers, including Ozon and
[00:14:38] Wildberries warehouses, are located in this area. The authorities do
[00:14:41] not specify which particular
[00:14:43] building was damaged.
[00:14:50] Ukrainian authorities claim that Wildberries logistics centers are
[00:14:53] used to supply the Russian army with drone
[00:14:56] components and other equipment, and therefore consider them
[00:15:00] military targets. The Kremlin and the company's management deny
[00:15:03] this. According to Forbes, even before this attack, about
[00:15:07] 20% of Wildberries' warehouse space
[00:15:21] that air defense forces shot down 10 drones heading towards
[00:15:24] the Russian capital. Kyiv explains the strikes on Russian
[00:15:27] territory by the desire to reduce Russia's military potential and its
[00:15:30] ability to continue the war. The Russian Ministry of Defense claims
[00:15:34] that air defense forces shot down 470 drones overnight.
[00:16:07] with people in the Ministry of Defense, I spoke with the President about the importance of working with
[00:16:10] Ukrainians, because it's impossible not to respect and admire what
[00:16:14] they are achieving. I don't think many believed that Ukraine would even
[00:16:18] survive, let alone move this war onto Russian territory
[00:16:22] and the Russian people, that is, for quite a long time, Russians had
[00:16:25] practically no inconveniences associated with this war. Now there are costs
[00:16:29] for the Russian economy and for Russians, and this happened because
[00:16:33] of what Ukrainians were able to achieve. The difference is that
[00:16:36] Ukrainians are not just killing...
[00:17:11] Strikes on oil refineries and logistics centers are increasingly leading not
[00:17:15] only to fires, but also to air, soil, and water pollution.
[00:17:19] The scale of the consequences is often impossible to quickly assess, because
[00:17:22] the Russian authorities do not disclose what substances
[00:17:25] were stored at the affected facilities. Andrey
[00:17:29] Shilov will tell us about the environmental consequences of the war. The river that
[00:17:32] flows after, is black.
[00:17:36] As local authorities confirmed, these
[00:17:46] are the consequences of a spill of chemical detergents from the Southern
[00:17:50] Gate warehouse due to the fall of Ukrainian drones shot down on July
[00:17:53] 20. I dare not lower the camera at all,
[00:17:57] I'm afraid my phone will dissolve.
[00:18:00] On August 3, a state of emergency was declared in this
[00:18:03] Domodedovo district. The next day, an official reported
[00:18:06] that he had visited the contaminated site, that
[00:18:10] boom barriers were promptly installed, and that specialists
[00:18:13] were thinking about how to restore the water bodies. But
[00:18:17] neither officials nor specialists will say what exactly was spilled
[00:18:21] and what the real damage to nature is. Especially
[00:18:24] effective this year are the retaliatory strikes by Ukrainian drones on
[00:18:28] Russian oil infrastructure. That's one thing, but strikes on
[00:18:31] various warehouses are something else entirely. What's burning
[00:18:35] in Wildberries? They don't even know what?
[00:18:37] It burns so quickly, everything burns for them, I think no one really knows what it's
[00:18:41] made of, well, in general, that is,
[00:18:44] well, perhaps the closest thing to it is a burning
[00:18:47] landfill, only
[00:18:49] unfortunately, for some reason,
[00:18:52] they have much more
[00:18:55] combustible materials. The great war has been going on for five years now, but
[00:18:59] Russian authorities only started talking about its consequences for nature
[00:19:03] in 2026. The latest example is
[00:19:06] the strikes on energy facilities in Tuapse,
[00:19:10] which could potentially cause serious environmental consequences.
[00:19:13] The April environmental disaster in Tuapse, when the local
[00:19:17] oil refinery was ablaze, was literally too noticeable
[00:19:20] to remain silent. Smoke stretched for hundreds of kilometers, and
[00:19:24] the polluted sea and coastal strip affected the upcoming
[00:19:28] tourist season. If before, let's say,
[00:19:31] any consequences on the territory
[00:19:33] of Russia were weak, pale.
[00:20:07] Apparently, the authorities decided that they could also talk about
[00:20:10] this aloud, because here, at least, it won't be compared
[00:20:14] to what they did in Ukraine, you see? Many organizations
[00:20:17] involved in monitoring the environmental situation, from
[00:20:20] regional to global, are banned in Russia, and monitoring
[00:20:24] of the growing environmental problems from the Black Sea to
[00:20:27] the Gnilyusha River is largely carried out by people on social networks.
[00:20:30] The war is starting to be unpredictable in this sense. When strikes
[00:20:34] begin on such a wide variety of objects, which are
[00:20:37] themselves heterogeneous, then it's over,
[00:20:41] goodbye. That is, it's either necessary to have very good
[00:20:44] measuring instruments on the ground, which, of course, are not there,
[00:20:48] so, so to speak, based on
[00:20:52] the affected object, to say what flowed where and what to do about it, is very
[00:20:55] difficult. Thus, in the fog of war, another problem
[00:20:59] has emerged, and its real scale will not be able to be assessed
[00:21:03] anytime soon.
[00:21:06] The Russian Central Election Commission has determined the places on the ballot for the State
[00:21:09] Duma elections, they held a lottery. As a result, United
[00:21:12] Russia got the first number, Yabloko will be second, and New
[00:21:16] People last under number 11. The broadcast was conducted by the TV channel
[00:21:20] Russia, so even you didn't spin it,
[00:21:23] actually. Why did you decide not to spin
[00:21:26] the lototron? Because all the numbers that remained suit
[00:21:30] me. Well done, and
[00:21:33] moreover, I drew what we wanted, because the real choice in the elections is either United
[00:21:37] Russia or Yabloko, our number two.
[00:21:40] Oh, number two.
[00:21:43] Now we know that the citizens of our country have the opportunity
[00:21:47] to vote for peace and freedom, for people's lives. Two.
[00:21:51] The current election campaign is taking place against the backdrop of war and the absence
[00:21:55] of independent media and restrictions for the opposition. Despite
[00:21:58] the registration of the Yabloko federal list, the party has already
[00:22:02] encountered problems in the regions. In St. Petersburg, the election commission
[00:22:05] denied its registration for the list in the legislative assembly elections. In
[00:22:08] Karelia, the court canceled the registration of the party list.
[00:22:12] At least 10 party members became defendants in various criminal
[00:22:15] cases before the elections. At the airport
[00:22:19] of Leipzig, Germany, a drone with explosives
[00:22:22] was discovered next to a Ukrainian An-124 transport
[00:22:24] aircraft. The German prosecutor's office reported that sappers
[00:22:28] disarmed the explosive device on the runway
[00:22:31] with the help of a remotely controlled robot. Almost simultaneously,
[00:22:35] a second incident occurred. A DHL cargo plane
[00:22:38] aborted its landing, going around for a second attempt,
[00:22:42] and collided with an unidentified object. The aircraft was diverted
[00:22:44] to Hanover, where damage was discovered during inspection.
[00:22:48] German authorities are investigating both incidents as possible
[00:22:52] sabotage. The case is being handled by the counter-terrorism and
[00:22:55] extremism unit.
[00:22:57] In western Ukraine, Polish and
[00:23:01] Ukrainian specialists are searching for and exhuming the victims
[00:23:04] of massacres in Volyn during World War II.
[00:23:08] Researchers have discovered the remains of more than 50 people, but
[00:23:11] they assume that hundreds more victims may be located in this
[00:23:15] area. Joint work is taking place against
[00:23:18] the backdrop of growing tension. Archaeologists carefully
[00:23:29] extract
[00:23:29] human remains from the
[00:23:37] earth, then thoroughly clean them,
[00:23:41] then examine and describe them. This is how
[00:23:44] the joint Polish-Ukrainian mission to find the victims of the Volyn
[00:23:48] tragedy, one of the episodes. More
[00:23:55] than 80 years later, specialists are establishing
[00:23:58] the circumstances of the victims' deaths and their burials. Then they will try
[00:24:02] to establish their identities and find their relatives
[00:24:05] using DNA, whether they are military or civilian
[00:24:08] residents, and establish the time
[00:24:12] at which it was carried out after the death of these people.
[00:24:15] It was possible to note that the remains were in such
[00:24:18] a chaotic arrangement. Most of them were, let's say,
[00:24:22] brought to the burial pit and thrown in there,
[00:24:25] and most likely this was done some
[00:24:29] time after death, let's say, from 12 to 36
[00:24:33] hours. According to the Polish Institute of National Remembrance, before
[00:24:36] World War II, approximately 660 people lived
[00:24:39] in the village of Ostrivky, mostly Poles. Most
[00:24:43] of them died in August 1943.
[00:24:46] At the site of this temporary... here, we still lack almost
[00:25:20] 300 people, and we, of course, will continue our
[00:25:23] search. We want to restore their names
[00:25:27] and surnames to them, we want to fulfill the duty that lies on us, as the
[00:25:31] heirs of those who were killed here. This summer,
[00:25:34] excavations are taking place against the backdrop of growing tension in
[00:25:38] Ukrainian-Polish relations. Kyiv believes that some Polish
[00:25:41] politicians are using historical memory of the Volyn tragedy as
[00:25:45] a tool in political struggle. Because of this,
[00:25:48] not only official contacts between countries are deteriorating, but also
[00:25:51] the attitude of Poles towards Ukrainians at the everyday level. Therefore,
[00:25:55] joint search efforts and mutual assistance during their
[00:25:59] conduct can become... Such work needs to be continued,
[00:26:04] and what is important, I would like to see a certain symmetry
[00:26:08] in this kind of work as well, so that work can also take place
[00:26:11] on Polish territory. I would very much like search work,
[00:26:15] including exhumations, to take place on the territory of modern
[00:26:19] eastern Poland. Equal treatment of victims, regardless of their nationality, is precisely
[00:26:23] what can and should defuse this difficult
[00:26:27] atmosphere, which is unfortunately being exploited.
[00:26:30] Different views on the Volyn tragedy
[00:26:33] have complicated relations between Warsaw and Kyiv for many years. In Poland,
[00:26:37] it was called the Volyn massacre and genocide. In Ukraine,
[00:26:40] it was emphasized that both sides were to blame. Earlier, Volodymyr
[00:26:43] Zelensky stated that the Ukrainian side intends to open all
[00:26:47] archives of special services concerning the tragic events in
[00:26:50] Volyn. According to the Ukrainian Institute of National Memory,
[00:26:53] the names of approximately 30 thousand Poles
[00:26:57] and about 1000 Ukrainians
[00:27:01] have currently been established.
[00:27:32] Thanks to this, the burden on our resources will decrease, and
[00:27:36] the Czech healthcare and social security systems will be
[00:27:39] relieved.
[00:27:42] The new rules apply only to those who apply for this status
[00:27:45] for the first time. Ukrainians who already have temporary protection in the Czech Republic
[00:27:49] will not be affected by the changes. Prague took such measures, the first in
[00:27:53] the European Union. Currently, almost 400 thousand Ukrainian
[00:27:56] citizens are in the country. According to the Czech Ministry of Internal Affairs,
[00:28:00] for the first time since the beginning of the war, they will demand
[00:28:03] documents from
[00:28:12] men regarding the fulfillment of military
[00:28:15] duty. Currently, more than 4 million
[00:28:18] Ukrainians benefit from this status in
[00:29:36] No measures of coercion, neither physical nor moral
[00:29:39] order, should be applied to protected persons,
[00:29:43] in particular, for the purpose of obtaining information from them or from third parties.
[00:30:20] The citizens of our country have the opportunity to vote for peace and freedom, for people's
[00:30:24] lives. 10 parties are for war, one
[00:30:28] is against. The Central Election Commission drew lots for the serial
[00:30:31] numbers. The real choice in the elections is either United
[00:30:35] Russia or Yabloko, our number two. Yabloko, by the way,
[00:30:38] was admitted to the vote, you can vote for it. I urge
[00:30:42] you to become independent observers, to watch so that there are no
[00:30:46] falsifications, to vote for
[00:30:49] the Yabloko party. Who and how supports