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[00:00:00] The large-scale invasion caught him as the
[00:00:02] Chief of Staff of the Territorial Defense Forces, in
[00:00:06] Kyiv itself. He was one of those who commanded the defense
[00:00:10] of Kyiv
[00:00:13] in
[00:00:14] the capacity of commandant,
[00:00:17] and already in March, including for the defense of Kyiv, he
[00:00:21] received the rank of brigadier
[00:00:23] general.
[00:00:26] After that, he engaged in the development
[00:00:30] of territorial defense, and this is very important in modern
[00:00:33] conditions, because
[00:00:36] territorial defense at that time consisted
[00:00:38] of units that accepted civilians
[00:00:42] who had no,
[00:00:44] mostly no relation to the armed forces and
[00:00:48] had no military experience.
[00:00:50] That is, Sobko actually established
[00:00:54] the acceptance, training, and further equipping
[00:00:58] of territorial forces, and their further integration into the armed
[00:01:02] forces. We know there was some criticism
[00:01:05] regarding territorial defense, but we also know of several excellent
[00:01:09] territorial defense brigades, for example, the 103rd Brigade, which
[00:01:13] consistently ranks among the top ten best
[00:01:16] in destroying Russians
[00:01:19] with drones.
[00:01:21] This experience, I understand, is very useful
[00:01:25] now for the commander-in-chief, and he
[00:01:28] will
[00:01:30] continue it, especially considering that we have
[00:01:34] problems with mobilization. Mobilization processes need
[00:01:38] to be established, a dialogue
[00:01:41] with society needs to be maintained,
[00:01:44] so that
[00:01:48] joining the army is more understandable,
[00:01:52] predictable, and there is no such critical
[00:01:56] mass of negativity as there is now. And it is Serhii's
[00:02:00] Sobko's previous experience
[00:02:03] that indicates that he is very
[00:02:05] people-centric, he primarily thinks about
[00:02:08] the military, and it is clear
[00:02:12] that having such a certain
[00:02:16] mindset of a reformer, his mind will
[00:02:20] contribute to
[00:02:22] the fulfillment of those promises that Mykhailo Drapati took
[00:02:26] upon himself, including establishing mobilization.
[00:02:30] Can we say that, in principle, some structural
[00:02:33] changes are taking place now,
[00:02:36] what is he betting on, or can we already say who he will be
[00:02:40] betting on and what he will be betting on after
[00:02:44] Syrskyi? We can note several
[00:02:47] trends. The first trend
[00:02:50] is that
[00:02:52] the command
[00:02:54] of the Armed Forces of Ukraine consists of generals
[00:02:57] who have passed their main
[00:03:01] path and grew up, became generals, actually
[00:03:04] during the time, during the command
[00:03:07] of Zaluzhnyi. That is, this is a new generation
[00:03:10] of generals who have proven themselves on the battlefield and demonstrated
[00:03:14] their best qualities as commanders.
[00:03:18] The second part is a certain
[00:03:20] people-centricity. Mykhailo Drapati himself, well, everyone
[00:03:24] notes that he cares about the personnel, and
[00:03:27] he very often repeats this
[00:03:30] phrase that the command is a certain service
[00:03:34] for the soldier who is directly on the front line,
[00:03:38] and the team he selects
[00:03:41] obviously espouses similar values. I remind you that
[00:03:45] recently he also brought back
[00:03:48] to command Shamil Krutkov,
[00:03:52] who had previously been removed from, who
[00:03:55] was the commander of the 93rd Brigade Kholodnyi Yar,
[00:03:59] who was removed from
[00:04:01] this position. We will not, well, it's not important why, but
[00:04:05] now Mykhailo Drapati has brought him
[00:04:08] back.
[00:04:10] Shamil Krutkov is also known for
[00:04:13] his
[00:04:16] great care for the personnel, and also for living
[00:04:19] by the war. That is, everyone notes that this is a person
[00:04:22] who has dedicated almost all his life to the war.
[00:04:26] Exactly such people are now needed for us to
[00:04:30] withstand this Russian
[00:04:33] invasion. Finally, I often hear stories from career
[00:04:36] military personnel about how important the
[00:04:39] sergeant link in the army is, how neglected it has been
[00:04:43] lately. I read, like many others, that Valeriy
[00:04:46] Markus might return, by the way, to the position of chief
[00:04:50] sergeant, but to specifically engage in reforming
[00:04:53] this very link, the institution of
[00:04:55] sergeants. Well, it is also interesting that
[00:04:59] Serhii, while under
[00:05:02] the leadership of territorial defense, implemented
[00:05:06] the so-called Captains' School, that is, a school
[00:05:09] for junior command staff, for command
[00:05:13] of companies, platoons, battalions. At that time, at
[00:05:16] the beginning, not many
[00:05:18] reserve
[00:05:20] officers joined the army. They had theoretical knowledge, but they never
[00:05:24] had any practical experience, and this
[00:05:27] Captains' School helped
[00:05:30] to train a very large number
[00:05:33] of successful junior
[00:05:36] officers, and accordingly, we see that
[00:05:40] this is a certain priority that Mykhailo Drapati
[00:05:43] is now pursuing in his work, including
[00:05:46] appointing
[00:05:49] the chief sergeant of the armed forces, Valeriy
[00:05:52] Markus. Well, for now, we know, we only hear rumors
[00:05:55] that such an appointment will happen, but we know that
[00:05:59] Markus was the ideologue of the 47th
[00:06:02] Magura Brigade, who were among
[00:06:06] the first, well, who participated in the counteroffensive in 2023.
[00:06:09] At that time, he distinguished himself with certain leadership qualities.
[00:06:13] He talked a lot about how to develop
[00:06:16] the sergeant direction. Obviously,
[00:06:19] his certain values
[00:06:22] are the same values as Mykhailo
[00:06:25] Drapati's. Thank you, Bohdan. Bohdan Vachynskyi was with us, the editor-in-chief
[00:06:29] of Espreso. And now we
[00:06:32] continue, and now we will talk a little about what
[00:06:35] happened in the judicial
[00:06:38] process, which concerns the suspicion
[00:06:41] of corrupt acts
[00:06:44] by the former Deputy Prime Minister, former Minister of Justice, and
[00:06:48] former Ambassador to the United States, Olha
[00:06:52] Stefanyshyna. He was at the trial and knows all the
[00:06:55] details, and knows where, probably Mrs.
[00:06:58] Stefanyshyna herself is now. Our correspondent, journalist of the press, Dmytro
[00:07:02] Didora. Dmytro, hello, the floor
[00:07:04] is yours.
[00:07:07] Hello, Andriy, hello to our viewers. Indeed, today
[00:07:10] a preventive measure was chosen for Olha
[00:07:13] Stefanyshyna. She was assigned
[00:07:16] a bail of 6 million. I should note
[00:07:19] that the prosecutor's office requested 13,
[00:07:23] over 13 million. In their opinion, these
[00:07:26] were the damages caused to the state, and
[00:07:29] during the court process, journalists
[00:07:33] and the public also learned what
[00:07:36] is being incriminated in this new suspicion against Olha
[00:07:39] Stefanyshyna. I will only note
[00:07:43] that this is illegal enrichment and incorrect
[00:07:45] declaration. According to the investigation, Mrs.
[00:07:49] Stefanyshyna purchased two apartments in the residential
[00:07:52] complex Fayna Town, and this
[00:07:55] is an expensive residential complex in the capital,
[00:07:58] and she did this through her best
[00:08:02] friend, and also repairs were carried out in
[00:08:06] these apartments. Another reason was
[00:08:09] an apartment that she rented
[00:08:13] in the very center of the capital on Yaroslaviv Val Street, near Golden
[00:08:16] Gate, and according to the investigation, the rent
[00:08:20] was over 100 dollars
[00:08:23] (1300), it seems, per month, and was paid
[00:08:27] in cash. The prosecution also
[00:08:30] read out letters between Olha Stefanyshyna's
[00:08:34] assistant and her
[00:08:38] and the landlord, regarding the payment for this apartment.
[00:08:42] In particular, it also concerns a Mercedes-Benz car,
[00:08:45] which, according to the investigation, Olha Stefanyshyna purchased
[00:08:49] herself, however, it was not
[00:08:53] declared. She purchased it in 2021 for
[00:08:56] over 43 thousand
[00:08:59] dollars. Evidence suggests that
[00:09:03] she used the car. These are tickets
[00:09:05] for
[00:09:08] traffic violations and for using
[00:09:12] parking in one of the residential complexes. Also,
[00:09:16] an interesting piece of information, as I see it, was that during
[00:09:19] the court hearing, we learned about the moment
[00:09:23] of influence on the selection
[00:09:26] of the head of NAPC.
[00:09:29] The national, we talked about this yesterday to avoid repetition, but
[00:09:33] I just want to ask very briefly, where is she now? Has she been
[00:09:36] released, or is she currently in
[00:09:38] detention?
[00:09:41] As far as I understand, because it was
[00:09:44] said that this is bail, and if there is bail, then most
[00:09:48] likely this information still needs to be clarified, but perhaps
[00:09:52] she was sent to custody,
[00:09:54] the former ambassador to the USA
[00:09:58] from Ukraine, because bail is not just set. I don't
[00:10:01] think the state just needs money to collect it from Olha
[00:10:05] Stefanyshyna. Bail is usually set
[00:10:08] when a person is sent to custody. Absolutely, thank you very much for
[00:10:12] this story. Dmytro Didora, our journalist, was with us. And now we will
[00:10:15] also talk to Maryna Danyliuk Yarmolayeva,
[00:10:19] our co-host, colleague,
[00:10:22] we will talk a little about the political
[00:10:25] aspect of this story. Many people are now asking why they even
[00:10:29] bothered her with such trifles, oh my god, two apartments, we have
[00:10:33] Mindidja there and so on. There is probably some rational grain
[00:10:37] in this, although on the other hand, this story,
[00:10:40] particularly with the influence on the appointment of the head of NAPC, many
[00:10:43] people now recall how she, when she was
[00:10:46] still Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, it seems, said
[00:10:49] that no, we don't need any competitions and so
[00:10:53] on, all those foreign expert. foreign independent participants
[00:10:57] of competition commissions, and now this also sheds some light. Maryna Danyliuk
[00:11:01] Yarmolayeva is already with us. Maryna, hello. Did you feel a little
[00:11:04] sympathy and empathy when
[00:11:07] the former Deputy Prime Minister cried in the courtroom?
[00:11:10] Andriy, hello,
[00:11:14] you can sympathize with her purely humanly, the person
[00:11:17] is crying, it's bad, you wouldn't wish that even on an enemy, to
[00:11:20] sit there in that glass box,
[00:11:24] in the Higher Anti-Corruption Court and have a preventive measure
[00:11:27] chosen for you. Purely humanly, I feel sorry for
[00:11:31] Stefanyshyna, because I remind you that for a long time
[00:11:35] she was a favorite of Bankova and one of the political
[00:11:38] favorites of Volodymyr Oleksandrovych Zelenskyi. I remind you
[00:11:42] that when a year ago among a number of candidates
[00:11:45] close to Zelenskyi the candidacy for ambassador
[00:11:48] of Ukraine to the United States of America was chosen, Olha Stefanyshyna was suddenly chosen
[00:11:52] and she was very happy to go to diplomatic service, but
[00:11:56] her diplomatic service did not last that long, and we now understand
[00:12:00] the reason, because NABU and SAB were preparing a
[00:12:03] suspicion for her, and at that moment, when one strongly wants
[00:12:06] to sympathize with Olha Stefanyshyna, I strongly advise
[00:12:09] to familiarize yourself with those materials from the courtroom
[00:12:12] that have already appeared in the press,
[00:12:16] namely that Olha Stefanyshyna
[00:12:19] was buying expensive property, apartments,
[00:12:22] cars, and traditionally,
[00:12:26] as Ukrainian officials often do, she registered all this to her relatives
[00:12:30] and even to a friend, and this simply raises the question
[00:12:33] for me, why did they do it, because I
[00:12:36] remind you that she was one of the most professional government officials
[00:12:40] of the era, she was the head of
[00:12:43] the Ministry of Justice, she is a woman who at one time
[00:12:47] graduated from Kyiv National University,
[00:12:50] received a good education, speaks English well. I mean,
[00:12:54] it seems to me that she would have had enough sense and money
[00:12:57] to hire a declaration consultant and do all this
[00:12:59] beautifully, and not register all this to
[00:13:03] random people and attract unnecessary attention from anti-corruption
[00:13:06] bodies. But the worst thing discussed during
[00:13:10] the VAKS meeting was that Olha Stefanyshyna, already during
[00:13:13] the full-scale invasion,
[00:13:16] was managing these competitions for
[00:13:20] the selection of the heads of our anti-corruption infrastructure
[00:13:23] in manual mode. There was a very interesting episode from
[00:13:27] 2022. I remind you that in 2022 we
[00:13:30] barely pushed back the Russians from Kyiv,
[00:13:34] there were battles for Kharkiv Oblast, there were battles for
[00:13:37] Kherson, and it turns out that we had competitions
[00:13:40] for the position of NABU director, and Olha Stepanishina
[00:13:43] sent messages to those commission members who are
[00:13:47] from the authorities and advised who should
[00:13:50] have their scores lowered, who should be promoted in this ranking,
[00:13:54] and one of the favorites,
[00:13:57] for whom she put in a good word, was
[00:14:01] quite well-known to us, Pavlo Kyrylenko. I remind you who this is,
[00:14:05] this is the person who headed
[00:14:07] the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine, before
[00:14:10] that, by the way, he was
[00:14:13] the head of the State Property Fund, and before that, the head of the Donetsk
[00:14:17] Military-Civil Administration. And when he, by the way, was being pushed
[00:14:21] for the position of head
[00:14:24] of the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine, then many
[00:14:28] specialists, many, by the way,
[00:14:31] anti-corruption activists wrote that maybe it's not worth pushing such a person, because
[00:14:35] he has many relatives in the occupied
[00:14:37] territories, namely in the territory of
[00:14:41] the non-controlled Donbas, and these are not just some people who
[00:14:45] work as sellers in a local Pyaterochka store, but his own
[00:14:48] brother, by the way, works in the security organs
[00:14:52] of the DNR, and by the way, his mother
[00:14:56] to Russian media, where they did not hide that they feel completely comfortable in the Russian
[00:14:59] world, and President Zelenskyi
[00:15:02] absolutely broadly turned a blind eye to all these
[00:15:05] data, and there was even his public comment that it
[00:15:09] doesn't matter what relatives this person has, we need results, and so
[00:15:12] Pavlo Kyrylenko was pushed through to this
[00:15:15] position. And now let's imagine a situation where
[00:15:19] Stefanyshyna and her accomplice managed to push through Pavlo
[00:15:22] Kyrylenko to the position of NABU director, then we
[00:15:25] would never have heard or seen the Mindich tapes
[00:15:29] and these details of how embezzlement
[00:15:32] took place with the help
[00:15:36] of the Dynasty cooperative in the Ministry of Energy. I mean,
[00:15:39] you can imagine, and the most terrible thing is that Olha
[00:15:43] Stefanyshyna, I remind you that this is a person who... And at the moment when
[00:15:46] Ursula von der Leyen,
[00:15:50] the European Commission, or various officials from Brussels,
[00:15:53] Marta Kos, constantly tell us that friends, you need to hold
[00:15:56] honest, transparent competitions for the heads of your
[00:15:59] law enforcement agencies, please hold a competition for the position of Prosecutor
[00:16:03] General, finally reform the SBI, details emerge
[00:16:10] of how a person who was responsible for European integration was manually determining
[00:16:14] who should have their scores lowered because they were an independent
[00:16:18] candidate, who should be promoted in this
[00:16:21] ranking, and this is actually terrible.
[00:16:25] This shows that a person can outwardly talk
[00:16:28] about clusters of European integration,
[00:16:32] but secretly do everything so that Marta Kos then comes
[00:16:35] and says: "You
[00:16:37] are not reaching European integration, things are better in Moldova."
[00:16:41] But you know, we don't have time anymore, I just have a question,
[00:16:44] did she come up with it herself,
[00:16:48] that it would be like this, or did someone
[00:16:51] tell her who should be there?
[00:16:54] Well, yes,
[00:16:58] let's assume that it was obviously not her, she was
[00:17:01] a cog in this system, and again,
[00:17:05] returning to the properties that she did not
[00:17:09] declare in her name, one can
[00:17:10] assume that this was not free.
[00:17:14] Thank you very much for those very important details to the truly
[00:17:18] sad story of Mrs. Stefanyshyna. Well, and
[00:17:21] in the meantime, we move on. We have a wonderful
[00:17:25] story, touching. Ukrainian
[00:17:29] emergency workers rescued a roe deer fawn during
[00:17:33] the liquidation of a large-scale forest fire in
[00:17:36] France, the State Emergency Service reports. It is noted that the small
[00:17:40] fawn had burnt hooves and could not
[00:17:43] walk or run away from
[00:17:46] the fire on its own. Our
[00:17:49] firefighters and rescuers
[00:17:53] saved the animal in time. It will
[00:17:56] live, it will run, everything will be
[00:17:59] fine with it. Well, I remind you that at the end of July, 70
[00:18:03] Ukrainian rescuers went to France
[00:18:07] to help extinguish large-scale
[00:18:10] fires. I will just assume that
[00:18:14] after what they do in
[00:18:17] Ukraine every day, it's almost a vacation for them,
[00:18:21] but these are, of course, my assumptions,
[00:18:24] and maybe I'm very wrong here.
[00:18:28] Nevertheless, there is someone to ask. What is really
[00:18:31] happening there? Khrystyna Pertsovych, spokeswoman for the Main Department of the State Emergency Service
[00:18:34] of Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, is joining us. Mrs. Khrystyna, hello
[00:18:38] to you. Hello.
[00:18:41] Well, how are things with our
[00:18:44] employees in
[00:18:48] France now? What's the news from there?
[00:18:51] Well, a joint detachment of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine
[00:18:55] is currently working in
[00:18:56] France. As was
[00:18:59] noted, the detachment includes 70 rescuers
[00:19:03] and 15 units of specialized equipment, these are
[00:19:06] fire tanker trucks, cargo vehicles, a medical
[00:19:10] vehicle.
[00:19:13] If we talk about the tasks that Ukrainian
[00:19:16] rescuers received, significant
[00:19:19] attention is paid to extinguishing fires in separate
[00:19:23] hotspots, dousing the area, localizing smoldering and controlling
[00:19:26] areas where the fire can reignite, and
[00:19:29] also creating a safe perimeter and
[00:19:32] preventing the spread of flames to populated areas. This is
[00:19:36] a commercial facility, and also young forest plantations
[00:19:40] and other vulnerable territories.
[00:19:43] In particular, Ukrainian
[00:19:46] rescuers were tasked with preventing the spread of fire towards
[00:19:50] the Equestrian Center, protecting young
[00:19:53] plantations. The work is carried out directly in the forest,
[00:19:57] as well as in areas with quite high
[00:20:00] soil temperatures, smoke, and a large number
[00:20:04] of hidden burning spots. Do the
[00:20:07] French have something to learn from our rescuers in your opinion? You probably communicated
[00:20:11] with colleagues from
[00:20:12] France.
[00:20:16] Uh, well, they always approach us,
[00:20:19] they try to
[00:20:22] communicate with us. They initially
[00:20:25] highly appreciated our high level of organization
[00:20:29] and efficiency and speed of work.
[00:20:32] It was noted during a meeting in the Gironde department
[00:20:36] that they were, first of all, impressed by how
[00:20:39] organized, fast, and clear the column of rescuers arrived,
[00:20:43] how quickly we proceed to extinguish the fire
[00:20:46] and how capable we are of working in various difficult
[00:20:50] conditions. We share our experience with them
[00:20:53] on how to extinguish fires,
[00:20:56] particularly in ecosystems, in the absence
[00:20:59] of
[00:21:01] sufficient water supply, in conditions when
[00:21:04] there is not enough, when it is impossible to involve
[00:21:08] aviation, when the spread
[00:21:11] of flames is very fast. This is experience gained by us in
[00:21:15] extremely difficult conditions as a result of the full-scale
[00:21:18] invasion. Well, finally, I ask, how
[00:21:22] long will this mission last and when
[00:21:24] will our rescuers
[00:21:28] return to Ukraine? Well, we
[00:21:30] cannot give specific dates now,
[00:21:33] depending on how the operational situation
[00:21:36] stabilizes, and how much
[00:21:40] our involvement will be needed by the French
[00:21:43] side. Well, thank you very much, Khrystyna
[00:21:46] Pertsovych, spokeswoman for the Main Department of the State Emergency Service
[00:21:49] of Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, was with us. I remind you that 70 Ukrainian rescuers are currently
[00:21:53] helping to extinguish large-scale forest fires in France. Ukraine made
[00:21:57] such a nice gesture to participate in
[00:22:00] international assistance to deal with the natural
[00:22:03] disaster. I remind you that in France, extremely
[00:22:06] dry weather lasted for a very long time, more than a month there
[00:22:10] were no rains, such a thing has never happened in the history of observations, for example, in London,
[00:22:14] which is famous for its rains.
[00:22:17] Well, I remind you that today we conducted a survey with
[00:22:21] you and asked for your opinion. We asked you if Ukraine will cope with the consequences
[00:22:25] of Russian attacks on food infrastructure, and
[00:22:28] 49% believe in Ukrainian business,
[00:22:31] 31% also know that there will be no crisis, which together is
[00:22:35] 80%, 14% are still stocking up on food just
[00:22:39] in case, well, and in principle,
[00:22:42] people who watch us in the village or have this good
[00:22:46] fallback option, there are only 6% of them. I...
[00:22:58] Thank you for participating in the polls,
[00:23:01] and we'll see you tomorrow, but
[00:23:04] tomorrow in this place my colleague
[00:23:08] Iryna Koval will be working, and I will see you on Saturday. Take care
[00:23:12] of yourselves.
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[00:30:20] Ukrainian strikes deep into Russia, in Yaroslavl an oil refinery is on fire.
[00:30:24] The local governor reports the most massive drone attack on
[00:30:28] the region. What results has Ukraine achieved with such shelling? We are talking about
[00:30:31] this on BBC Live from London, I am Yevheniya
[00:30:34] Shedlovska.
[00:30:37] The Armed Forces of Ukraine have been actively attacking Russia's oil refining
[00:30:41] facilities in recent months, now Ufa and
[00:30:44] Yaroslavl are under attack. Ukrainian
[00:30:47] servicemen hit the Bashneft Novoil oil refinery in
[00:30:50] Bashkortostan and Slavneft Yanos in Yaroslavl. President Zelensky wrote about this,
[00:30:53] indicating that these facilities are located
[00:30:57] hundreds of kilometers from the front line. And