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[00:00:00] you know the arguments, maybe they are concerned about something, they
[00:00:03] have to check and
[00:00:06] there are documents, the history of the person and
[00:00:09] take care of the security of Ukraine, you know, I studied
[00:00:13] this, before they didn't check anything at all, they
[00:00:16] wrote something, well, even during Yanukovych's time
[00:00:20] and a little later even, they wrote
[00:00:23] in the conclusions regarding the non-provision of refugee
[00:00:26] status, something like,
[00:00:29] he... traded in the market, thereby undermining the economic
[00:00:33] security of the country, that is, the economic security
[00:00:36] of the country, that is, complete
[00:00:38] nonsense, then they started
[00:00:41] somehow
[00:00:43] to present arguments more seriously, but
[00:00:47] it's all, well, from my point of view, I can't prove it,
[00:00:51] but there are many things that indicate such
[00:00:54] things, these are corrupt stories, for example, when
[00:00:58] Tomhoyev was extradited... before his extradition, he
[00:01:01] negotiated for them to
[00:01:05] keep him and not extradite him, and they named a sum with
[00:01:09] five zeros in dollars, so that he would not
[00:01:12] be handed over to the Russian Russians,
[00:01:16] here authoritarian and totalitarian regimes, they pay
[00:01:19] large sums for each
[00:01:22] head, and this is absolutely known, we hope that
[00:01:25] the Security Service of Ukraine will see our
[00:01:29] broadcast, hear us, hear
[00:01:33] you and draw certain conclusions in Khakimov's case. Another topic
[00:01:36] concerns Belarusian refugees and Belarusians who
[00:01:40] are fighting on the side of Ukraine. On September
[00:01:44] 18-19, the Belarusian-Ukrainian Ostroh-Ostrozhsky Forum is taking place
[00:01:47] in Kyiv, and it is dedicated to the situation
[00:01:51] of Belarusians in Ukraine, the rights of participation in Ukrainian
[00:01:55] society, well, and I have already said that
[00:01:59] a sufficiently... important issue is the situation with
[00:02:02] Belarusian volunteers of the Kalinovsky regiment,
[00:02:05] what rights do they have, what can you say about the situation
[00:02:09] of Belarusians in Ukraine, because the situation of Russians who
[00:02:13] are fighting on the side of three
[00:02:15] battalions, where there are Russians,
[00:02:19] and the Siberia Battalion, RDK,
[00:02:23] and the Freedom of Russia Legion, in principle,
[00:02:26] there is a certain procedure for how people...
[00:02:30] obtain Ukrainian citizenship, or something similar
[00:02:33] is happening in the Belarusian, Belarusian environment of those who
[00:02:37] are Belarusians on the territory of Ukraine
[00:02:39] now? Well, the main problem is with legalization
[00:02:43] with documents, they lose their
[00:02:46] documents simply because
[00:02:49] their validity period expires, they are not
[00:02:53] given, if they complete their service,
[00:02:56] they are not given the opportunity
[00:03:02] to register, get a temporary
[00:03:05] residence permit, let alone permanent residence, and the
[00:03:09] same thing is happening with Russians, by the way, and
[00:03:12] after that they are expelled with an entry ban to
[00:03:15] Ukraine, even those who fought for
[00:03:19] Ukraine, here is the case of Vasyl Verymeichyk, he
[00:03:22] was expelled from Ukraine, he went to
[00:03:25] Thailand and from there
[00:03:27] he was extradited
[00:03:30] to Belarus, where he received a 13-year
[00:03:34] prison sentence, this is such a terrible story, similar
[00:03:38] stories also
[00:03:40] happened with Russians,
[00:03:43] Oleksiy Gerasimov, he was extradited
[00:03:47] through an exchange procedure, he came to fight for Ukraine in the
[00:03:50] Siberian battalion, he was extradited to Russia, where he received 25
[00:03:54] years, and Shogintsukov came
[00:03:57] to fight, this is Kabardinian on Balkarian for...
[00:04:00] he was placed in a temporary detention facility, extradited through
[00:04:03] Belarus, and a month later his body with a
[00:04:06] ban, his mutilated body with
[00:04:10] signs of torture with
[00:04:12] a ban,
[00:04:15] to conduct a funeral, was given
[00:04:18] to relatives, so our state
[00:04:21] treats terribly those who want
[00:04:25] to defend it and those who defend it,
[00:04:28] foreigners, and... a similar problem arises for
[00:04:31] Belarusians, but Belarusians have many more restrictions,
[00:04:35] for example, the National Bank from 2022
[00:04:39] deprived them of the opportunity to have accounts in
[00:04:43] Ukraine, they live without cards and cannot
[00:04:47] use bank accounts, military personnel
[00:04:50] through military registration can have cards,
[00:04:53] their wives, their families and just Belarusian
[00:04:57] dissidents, volunteers who live here, they...
[00:05:02] Well, these are called upon to resolve two
[00:05:05] bills, there is one bill that concerns
[00:05:08] all servicemen and their families, this is a government
[00:05:12] bill that needs to be adopted, so I
[00:05:16] recommend that parliamentarians definitely vote
[00:05:18] for it, it was developed by human rights activists,
[00:05:22] agreed with all bodies, and it
[00:05:25] precisely solves the problem of legalization
[00:05:28] of servicemen and their families, and the second
[00:05:31] bill was introduced by a member of
[00:05:35] European Solidarity
[00:05:37] Oleksiy Goncharenko, it grants
[00:05:40] a special status to Belarusians. By the way,
[00:05:44] I agree with this special status for
[00:05:47] Belarusians, there are generally three forms of
[00:05:50] protection: one is refugee status, if a person
[00:05:53] is persecuted for ethnic, political or other motives in the country
[00:05:57] of origin, there is additional
[00:06:00] protection, this is if some disaster happened in a distant
[00:06:03] country, and she arrived, and she cannot return to her country for
[00:06:07] objective reasons, and there is temporary protection, this is the same
[00:06:11] protection that... is provided to Ukrainians in Poland, in
[00:06:14] Romania, because we have a war, we
[00:06:18] have a war, in Belarus Lukashenka's regime,
[00:06:21] this can be equated to war or a natural
[00:06:24] disaster, he after the failed revolution,
[00:06:28] the failed Belarusian Maidan, which
[00:06:31] was suppressed by the authorities, many
[00:06:35] Belarusians left the country, many were
[00:06:37] imprisoned, there were terrible repressions, torture, but many
[00:06:41] left. Many left for Ukraine, and we should
[00:06:45] grant
[00:06:47] this temporary protection status, as long as Lukashenka's
[00:06:50] regime exists, these people could live in Ukraine and
[00:06:54] have the same rights as Ukrainians, Boris,
[00:06:58] our lawmakers should think in this direction,
[00:07:01] yes, we still have literally a minute and a half, unfortunately,
[00:07:05] but there is another topic, this
[00:07:07] is about Bahruz Hasanli, who was imprisoned
[00:07:10] a month ago in Kharkiv, the police
[00:07:14] detained a citizen of Azerbaijan based on a request
[00:07:17] from the Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of Azerbaijan. In the past, Bahruz was a political
[00:07:21] activist, a member of the opposition Azerbaijani Popular
[00:07:24] Front party, what threatens him in his homeland, how should
[00:07:28] the Ukrainian
[00:07:30] state react now? He faces a long
[00:07:34] prison sentence. Azerbaijan has already stated that the decisions
[00:07:37] of the European Court of Human Rights will not
[00:07:40] be considered valid in Azerbaijan, he
[00:07:44] is generally on the verge
[00:07:47] of being expelled from the Council of Europe, like Russia, for example, right?
[00:07:50] There, all human rights organizations, international,
[00:07:54] interstate organizations, say that there are over
[00:07:58] 400 dissidents
[00:08:00] who are in prison, who are persecuted and so
[00:08:03] on, and he faces political
[00:08:07] persecution, a long prison sentence, torture, it must
[00:08:11] be said that his... brother was actually
[00:08:14] killed in Azerbaijan, he died after imprisonment and
[00:08:17] torture, and the same fate can
[00:08:21] befall him if he is extradited, and this principle
[00:08:24] of non-refoulement, the principle of non-extradition of a person to the country
[00:08:28] of origin, where he faces torture, death,
[00:08:32] political persecution, this is a universal principle that
[00:08:35] Ukraine must not violate,
[00:08:39] therefore everything that is happening, there are many procedural
[00:08:42] issues in this case, and the fact that he was not assigned
[00:08:45] bail, the first time he was given house
[00:08:49] arrest, he did not flee, and then he was arrested and
[00:08:53] not allowed to be released even on bail, all
[00:08:57] this indicates a certain conspiracy, an agreement
[00:09:00] between the Azerbaijani government and the Ukrainian government with
[00:09:03] some political goals, they definitely
[00:09:07] want to extradite this
[00:09:09] dissident.
[00:09:16] We hope that Boris, your voice and the voice
[00:09:19] of your human rights colleagues will be heard, and we,
[00:09:22] of course, are ready to give the floor to everyone you
[00:09:26] mentioned, perhaps such broadcasts will help to understand the
[00:09:29] situation, draw attention to these cases. Boris Zakharov,
[00:09:32] human rights activist and director of the charitable foundation "Human and Law," was our
[00:09:36] guest.
[00:09:48] Well, and then we will talk about the situation that is developing in the fuel
[00:09:52] market of Ukraine after the Russian attacks
[00:09:56] on gas stations, we see how recently
[00:09:59] Russian occupiers have been striking
[00:10:03] gas stations and trying to destabilize
[00:10:06] the market in Ukraine in this way, or
[00:10:10] is this possible, under what conditions is this possible? Well, and of course,
[00:10:13] it will be interesting to hear the opinion of our
[00:10:16] expert, guest, who will now join
[00:10:20] us, regarding Trump's accusations against
[00:10:23] Ukraine regarding the deficit of diesel in the world
[00:10:27] market. So, to the market broadcast.
[00:10:31] So, to the broadcast, we are joined by the director of the consulting
[00:10:34] group A95. Serhiy Kuyun, our guest today. Mr.
[00:10:37] Serhiy, we welcome you. Good day. Good evening.
[00:10:41] So, we will talk about this whole topic. You
[00:10:45] noted that the market remains
[00:10:48] stable and about 80% of
[00:10:51] gas stations recover after attacks.
[00:10:55] Is there a limit to the strength of the networks
[00:10:58] if Russia continues this tactic, so to speak, of striking
[00:11:01] gas stations, or can
[00:11:05] this become even more widespread, and
[00:11:08] will then greater difficulties arise
[00:11:12] directly for gas stations and for citizens to
[00:11:15] use the services
[00:11:17] of gas stations? Well,
[00:11:20] actually,
[00:11:22] we have already come a long way and have experience, look, in the frontline
[00:11:26] territories, 300 gas stations have been
[00:11:30] attacked in the last four months, and what is
[00:11:33] the result, there is no fuel,
[00:11:35] yes, prices have risen there, no,
[00:11:39] that is, this once again says that all these strikes
[00:11:43] are not about trying to destabilize fuel
[00:11:46] supplies, it's just terrorism that
[00:11:50] is aimed at destabilizing
[00:11:52] the mental health of Ukraine. Well, that is, it's just
[00:11:56] elementary terror, so there are no
[00:11:58] options to destroy
[00:12:02] the gas station infrastructure in any way, well, it simply
[00:12:06] recovers, look at the desired
[00:12:09] Ukrnafta gas station, I specially went to see it, well, the
[00:12:12] canopy is damaged, the store was a bit damaged,
[00:12:15] but the fuel technological
[00:12:18] part is intact, I think that if this gas station has not
[00:12:22] resumed operation yet, it will resume next week, so... that is
[00:12:25] absolutely, well, a tactic that leads to
[00:12:28] nothing, is it fair, Mr.
[00:12:31] Serhiy, is the remark that the enemy strikes
[00:12:35] certain gas station networks, well, that
[00:12:38] there are networks that the occupiers target, and there are networks
[00:12:42] that the occupiers do
[00:12:44] not touch?
[00:12:47] No, actually, again, if we return to the frontline
[00:12:50] regions, they absolutely destroy everyone, that is, both
[00:12:54] national networks, local ones, some
[00:12:57] no-names that are there, but in Kyiv we really see that
[00:13:01] the strikes are on Ukrnafta, moreover,
[00:13:03] there is even such an intrigue in the fact that
[00:13:07] on the eve of these strikes, a list of 18
[00:13:10] gas stations that previously
[00:13:13] belonged
[00:13:17] належали
[00:13:20] to the Glusko network, which is associated with
[00:13:22] Medvedchuk, was thrown into
[00:13:26] the public, and then drones really started attacking
[00:13:30] these stations, so now when something is attacked in Kyiv, everyone
[00:13:33] looks to see if this station is on the list or not, so I think
[00:13:37] this is a signal to someone, but it's not yet clear to whom,
[00:13:41] but this is a state network, that's one, and I
[00:13:45] understand that it's just a targeted message to someone,
[00:13:48] yes, that we said it and we are
[00:13:51] doing it, who is the recipient of this signal, well, it's not clear yet.
[00:13:56] Serhiy, if we talk about the readiness of both the fuel
[00:13:59] market and the Ukrainian state for crisis
[00:14:03] moments, that is, can a crisis
[00:14:06] like the one in the spring of 2022
[00:14:10] repeat itself, for example, or is everything already
[00:14:12] decentralized today, are there reserves in the country,
[00:14:16] and in principle, such a deficit or
[00:14:19] such global long difficulties with refueling
[00:14:23] both public transport and private
[00:14:26] cars, will not be allowed today
[00:14:29] by both the Ukrainian state and, in principle,
[00:14:33] by the owners of gas stations?
[00:14:37] Well, you see, I really, I don't believe in
[00:14:40] a crisis of such severity as there was in 2022. Still,
[00:14:44] then we were deprived of practically
[00:14:47] 100% of supply sources in just a couple of
[00:14:50] months, and we had to build a new system
[00:14:54] from scratch. Now five
[00:14:57] years, four, yes, there, let's say,
[00:15:01] four years have passed, that is, we have already adapted, we have an
[00:15:05] absolutely new, branched, diversified system
[00:15:08] both geographically and transport-wise,
[00:15:12] there are many companies, we have hundreds of companies, importers,
[00:15:16] that is, everything looks maximally decentralized and
[00:15:20] diversified, that is, this is ideal for a country, a country
[00:15:23] that is at war in our case. This is the only
[00:15:26] possible system, but to say that it is
[00:15:30] unshakeable, that it is bulletproof,
[00:15:33] bulletproof, cannot be said, because we see
[00:15:36] that the enemy from the first days of the war,
[00:15:39] he continues to bomb the fuel
[00:15:42] sector, well, continuously, perhaps not
[00:15:45] everyone sees it, but I see it perfectly, I see that
[00:15:48] now there are attempts to ruin
[00:15:52] the supply anyway, and well,
[00:15:55] what is already absolutely clear to everyone, this
[00:15:58] is actually the blocking of the sea supply
[00:16:01] route
[00:16:03] due to the August events.
[00:16:07] Accordingly, this is true, this has made our work
[00:16:10] very difficult, well, this is not a secret, and
[00:16:13] accordingly, well, what is the guarantee that this will
[00:16:17] not continue, I will say more, that it continues, that is, these
[00:16:20] strikes really exist, and we saw this last week
[00:16:24] in the industry, so to say
[00:16:27] that we are insured against anything, well, you can't
[00:16:31] say that, yes, there won't be such a sharp crisis, but
[00:16:34] I assume that there may be certain...
[00:16:37] periods of destabilization due to the destruction
[00:16:41] of certain supply channels, and then, what we lack
[00:16:45] today is reserves, reserves, because
[00:16:48] well, we don't have anywhere to store
[00:16:52] them, we simply don't have any
[00:16:55] storage facilities left,
[00:16:58] accordingly, there was no chance to create these reserves, so I, in
[00:17:02] principle, well, I recommend, yes, I believe
[00:17:05] that if there are no centralized reserves in the state, then at least
[00:17:09] consumers should have some reserves for themselves,
[00:17:12] at least for a couple of weeks, so that, I
[00:17:16] think this will be enough to
[00:17:18] restore destroyed supply channels,
[00:17:22] or open new ones, and
[00:17:26] that's why I think that, well, it would be absolutely not superfluous,
[00:17:29] starting from a car driver, just
[00:17:33] an ordinary one, yes, and ending with municipalities,
[00:17:38] territorial communities, commercial, state
[00:17:41] companies, and as far as I know, the government, as far as I know, this
[00:17:44] was publicly available information, they talked about it on air,
[00:17:48] that the government has already instructed its vertical
[00:17:51] to have fuel reserves on the
[00:17:55] ground. Mr. Serhiy, Donald Trump
[00:17:58] publicly called on Kyiv
[00:18:01] to stop hitting Russian oil refineries and said that
[00:18:04] Ukrainian strikes were provoking
[00:18:07] a global diesel shortage. To what extent do
[00:18:10] Trump's words correspond to reality, or is this
[00:18:13] Trump's pre-election or political populism,
[00:18:17] that is, to what extent do these strikes really affect the global diesel
[00:18:21] shortage, and if so,
[00:18:24] can this be the subject of
[00:18:27] agreements on a so-called energy truce, where Ukraine
[00:18:31] says, you don't hit our energy infrastructure, and we won't hit
[00:18:35] your refineries, and Trump...
[00:18:38] in this situation supports this
[00:18:41] story?
[00:18:44] Well, from a professional point of view,
[00:18:47] of course, these statements, well, they
[00:18:50] are frankly ridiculous, that is, a person who
[00:18:54] stirred up trouble, as a result of which oil prices
[00:18:58] doubled, says that, well,
[00:19:01] actually, it's wine, it's those Ukrainians
[00:19:05] who are fighting for their survival who are to blame, well,
[00:19:08] that's just the height of cynicism, actually. Yes, indeed,
[00:19:12] Russian supplies, they were
[00:19:14] significant, but this is a large
[00:19:18] exporter of diesel fuel, but to say that it is
[00:19:21] critical, well, yes, if you close, if you close
[00:19:25] supplies from the Persian Gulf, then it becomes critical,
[00:19:29] but if these supplies were there, then no one
[00:19:32] would even notice the absence of Russian exports,
[00:19:36] so... well, again, these are absolutely
[00:19:40] strange statements, although I think everyone is already more or less
[00:19:44] used to this, well, in principle, indeed,
[00:19:47] this is very effective work on our part,
[00:19:50] and well, here undoubtedly, this
[00:19:53] decision must be made by leaders who see the whole
[00:19:57] picture, how ready we are for this energy truce, how much
[00:20:00] we lose, I just don't know all
[00:20:04] aspects, yes, what can be, but as an option, well, why not. This
[00:20:07] is a significant trump card in our hands. Mr.
[00:20:11] Serhiy, what price can be expected for
[00:20:14] fuel if Russia
[00:20:18] hits our energy infrastructure in winter,
[00:20:20] and part of the energy infrastructure
[00:20:23] will work, or part of enterprises and
[00:20:27] houses, and civilian ones, will
[00:20:30] work on generators, will this significantly affect the price
[00:20:34] of fuel?
[00:20:37] No, again, we don't
[00:20:40] even need to invent anything, because we have already
[00:20:43] gone through this, last winter the demand for
[00:20:47] fuel in January and February was higher than
[00:20:51] in the summer months, and moreover, we had a
[00:20:54] specific demand for frost-resistant grades
[00:20:58] of fuel, because there were frosts, which we remember, yes, that
[00:21:01] fuel, even high-quality winter fuel, it froze,
[00:21:04] because it was down to -20, and temperatures were much
[00:21:07] lower, that is, it was an extreme test, and I am sure
[00:21:11] that our suppliers will draw conclusions, analyze
[00:21:15] who failed then, which supplier and
[00:21:18] foreign, yes, whose there... who needs to improve
[00:21:21] quality, cooperate with foreign
[00:21:24] manufacturers, that is, there will be no problems
[00:21:27] with this, the price will depend,
[00:21:30] firstly, on the world market conditions, and secondly, on
[00:21:34] how well we manage to preserve
[00:21:38] the fuel supply system, I think that, well, in any
[00:21:41] case, even if there are
[00:21:44] some interruptions, but that won't mean that the price
[00:21:48] will skyrocket. Because there will be some shortage, well,
[00:21:51] we, well, figuratively speaking, we will simply switch to the most
[00:21:55] expensive sources of supply and transport, this is, for
[00:21:58] example, our plan B is
[00:22:01] a fuel truck, supply by fuel trucks, these are such
[00:22:05] illiquid ones, but they saved us in 2022,
[00:22:08] thank you, Serhiy, we have to say goodbye to you now,
[00:22:11] thank you for your expertise, Serhiy Kuyun, director of the consulting group
[00:22:14] A95 was our guest, well, and
[00:22:18] after a short break and... news on Espresso
[00:22:22] TV channel, which will be presented by Oksana Vysochenska, we will
[00:22:25] return to the studio.
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[00:23:55] We have a new shipment of mattresses, even
[00:23:58] more small sizes, even more large
[00:24:01] sizes, I think I can confidently congratulate you on this,
[00:24:05] because today there is a huge shortage throughout Ukraine,
[00:24:09] this, of course, also applies to our team, but we are working to ensure
[00:24:12] that we do not run out of any goods, and of course, first of all, we
[00:24:16] take on the products that are ordered from us every day.
[00:24:20] Like mattresses, we decided to start with them today, as
[00:24:23] always, our assortment is quite wide, prices, frankly
[00:24:27] speaking, there is simply no more room in the schedule,
[00:24:30] so please find out by phone
[00:24:34] yourself, because we have small and large,
[00:24:37] and high and not very high,
[00:24:41] standard, in fact, such mattresses made of
[00:24:44] orthopedic foam, these are not simple toppers, please do not
[00:24:47] confuse, these are anatomical toppers or thera...peutic, as they are also
[00:24:51] called, these are those mattresses on which you will not only be comfortable sleeping,
[00:24:54] you will also be comfortable after you wake up, because
[00:24:58] they have a positive effect on health, so look, we have a maximum
[00:25:02] load of up to 120 kg, of course, we have large mattresses,
[00:25:05] and we offer mattresses
[00:25:09] for married couples, and here you will ask, if the total
[00:25:12] combined weight, so, more than 120 kg, well, this is
[00:25:16] logical, yes, if on average men weigh 80
[00:25:20] kg, girls 60-70, then this will still be more than 120
[00:25:24] kg. In this case, we recommend ordering
[00:25:27] two mattresses for each person to
[00:25:31] put on the bed, it's better to do it this way, because
[00:25:34] each person should
[00:25:37] have their own mattress, it's even correct from a hygienic point of view,
[00:25:41] and you won't bother each other,
[00:25:45] you will sleep well, you will fall asleep easily, yes,
[00:25:48] well, about the quality of sleep.
[00:25:51] Let's talk about the necessity of sleep, I think you know, even a child understands
[00:25:54] how important it is to get enough sleep, by the way, for
[00:25:57] your sleep, we also have bedding sets, bedding,
[00:26:00] we have very cool new arrivals of
[00:26:04] blankets, both winter and seasonal, interseasonal
[00:26:08] synthetic ones, various, yes, because
[00:26:12] indeed a million audience watches us,
[00:26:15] imagine, and everyone has their own requests,
[00:26:19] some such, you know, everyday habits, here we see with
[00:26:22] you options of height, 4, 5, 6, 7
[00:26:25] and 8, and keep in mind that mattresses from 6 cm
[00:26:29] high are delivered free of charge.
[00:26:33] Yes, regardless of what size they will be, whether it will be small or
[00:26:36] large, what's great about toppers, toppers in general are considered
[00:26:40] mattress pads, but if it will be a high one, it will be either
[00:26:44] large, what's great about toppers, toppers in general are considered
[00:26:47] mattress pads, but if it's a high mattress, then
[00:26:51] you can actually take it as absolutely independent, so here we see
[00:26:55] with you in our studio a six-
[00:26:59] in our studio centimeter one and that's... not
[00:27:02] low, yes, it's quite high, and
[00:27:05] orthopedic foam, its, you know,
[00:27:09] advantage is that after you
[00:27:12] get up, yes, from this mattress, it
[00:27:15] straightens up, stands up, returns to its shape, not
[00:27:18] like with synthetic ones, for example, they sag over time, yes,
[00:27:22] maybe nothing will happen after the first night, but still
[00:27:26] over time the synthetic may sag, and the same can happen with springs,
[00:27:30] plus, well, I can't imagine how you can... fold a spring mattress,
[00:27:33] you can fold a synthetic one, but you unfold it, and it has some
[00:27:36] creases, so spring mattresses, therefore, due to their
[00:27:40] bulkiness, due to weight, and they are very, you know, uncomfortable,
[00:27:44] impractical from the point of view of transportability, so to speak,
[00:27:48] yes, of course, someone will say now, why do I need to take it somewhere, you are absolutely
[00:27:51] right, yes, but our mattresses, in principle, we ordered them from
[00:27:55] the beginning as such, you know, a universal mattress that you
[00:27:58] can roll up in literally a minute, like this...
[00:28:02] run to the shelter, let's say, well, let's be honest, now
[00:28:06] probably 80 percent of the residents of Ukraine, well, they hear, well, where it's
[00:28:09] safer, someone there in the corridors, in
[00:28:13] underground parking lots, in shelters, of course, someone generally
[00:28:16] moves every time, here they wander from place to place, they go where it's
[00:28:20] safer, and now we are all in such a situation, but we wanted
[00:28:24] to get such a mattress, you know, so that you really don't buy a lot of
[00:28:28] mattresses, here are some sleeping mats or just
[00:28:31] mattresses like that... go somewhere to spend the night, these mattresses
[00:28:34] are really very practical, they are practical from the point of view of care. Well,
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