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[00:00:00] Russian shells, according to preliminary information, the hit
[00:00:04] occurred at a boat station, right near the Embankment, and
[00:00:07] right near the location of the restaurant, which was
[00:00:10] previously discussed, where the hit could have been, we see
[00:00:14] this place is now fenced off, fire trucks were working there,
[00:00:18] police, operational-investigative services,
[00:00:21] these vehicles have already left, also seized
[00:00:24] explosive objects and fragments
[00:00:28] of enemy shells.
[00:00:30] which hit this place, preliminarily it is known
[00:00:34] about six casualties, five were hospitalized, one
[00:00:37] received assistance on the spot, relatives of those who
[00:00:41] suffered from the attack are
[00:00:43] also at the scene, trying to find out what
[00:00:47] any news, what could have happened
[00:00:49] here, it is also known preliminarily,
[00:00:53] that there was a fire in wooden
[00:00:56] structures, cars, quite
[00:00:59] a large area. Currently, all the circumstances of the
[00:01:02] attack are being clarified, I will add that exactly at lunchtime
[00:01:05] an air raid siren went off about the threat of
[00:01:09] missiles that were heading to Kyiv, in particular,
[00:01:13] I heard at least two explosions, quite loud, because
[00:01:17] I live nearby, and later locals began
[00:01:20] to report that smoke was rising, and at
[00:01:23] another address, also near the Obolon embankment, in
[00:01:27] some high-rise buildings you... these windows, but
[00:01:30] currently there is no information about
[00:01:34] casualties. Colleagues, over to you. Natalia, also tell us,
[00:01:38] because there was information that after certain hits on
[00:01:41] distribution, Kyiv energy facilities, part of
[00:01:44] Kyiv residents were left without electricity,
[00:01:47] is there electricity in the city, is the
[00:01:50] subway working?
[00:01:54] Currently there is information that the subway has resumed
[00:01:58] its operation, but it really confirms that... in some areas there was no light, I
[00:02:01] personally did not lose light, but there were interruptions with
[00:02:04] water, in particular the right
[00:02:07] bank especially experiences interruptions with
[00:02:11] water supply, this is
[00:02:14] especially noticeable here, many
[00:02:17] people also complained about the disappearing light, it
[00:02:21] disappears quite
[00:02:24] unclearly, because, for example, if the DTEK or other
[00:02:27] services do not see an accident, the light can
[00:02:30] disappear and reappear several times a day, and in particular in
[00:02:34] the Obolon district there is a particularly difficult situation, because many
[00:02:38] high-rise buildings, more than 12 hours without light,
[00:02:41] and no service can explain what the matter is,
[00:02:45] even people are waiting for at least some answer
[00:02:48] from the city or utility services, what the matter is, but still
[00:02:52] remain without any information.
[00:02:56] Natalia, recently the mayor of Kyiv
[00:02:59] said that... that it will be even more difficult, so people
[00:03:02] should leave, you, as a journalist who
[00:03:06] is in the capital, who goes to all these places of
[00:03:09] arrivals, who communicates with people, and who, between all this,
[00:03:12] between fulfilling her journalistic duty,
[00:03:16] also tries to live, you can
[00:03:18] compare different periods that Kyiv has gone through, now by
[00:03:22] feeling, how the city functions and whether
[00:03:26] Kyiv residents or those people who found shelter in...
[00:03:30] who, for example, leave from the eastern regions,
[00:03:33] um, whether they listen and will
[00:03:35] go further, what conversations, what people talk about
[00:03:38] among themselves. Well, I will say here that
[00:03:42] a large number of Kyiv residents, those who were able to leave the city
[00:03:46] back at the end of August after the start of such
[00:03:49] massive attacks on the capital of the country, and
[00:03:53] now, whoever could, stayed, because for many it is also a problem
[00:03:57] to leave, either there is nowhere to go, or no funds, or...
[00:04:00] work or other family circumstances keep people in place, including
[00:04:04] me, who for one reason or another
[00:04:07] remains in Kyiv, and despite the fact that we
[00:04:10] have heard for a long time that the city
[00:04:14] is supposedly ready,
[00:04:16] protective structures have been built around
[00:04:20] substations, stations, but we see
[00:04:22] the reality, that in October, even when
[00:04:26] there are no cold spells,
[00:04:29] and for Kyiv... this is actually such
[00:04:31] an energy shock, because people do not understand what
[00:04:35] the matter is, because suddenly the supply of
[00:04:39] light, water, even public
[00:04:42] transport stops running, for people this is a really big problem,
[00:04:46] how to get from the right to the left bank,
[00:04:49] it is likely that someone else will decide to leave Kyiv,
[00:04:53] because this is not yet winter, this is now a period of
[00:04:56] warm autumn, and what awaits us until winter?
[00:05:00] and the winter period
[00:05:03] is actually hard to guess and
[00:05:06] imagine what the situation will be, despite the fact that the city
[00:05:09] also says that the city authorities say that...
[00:05:12] heating in houses will be provided, but what
[00:05:16] the reality will be, we will be able to see it already
[00:05:19] in winter or when the heating
[00:05:22] season begins. Thank you, Natalia, and thank you for
[00:05:25] doing what you
[00:05:29] do in such difficult
[00:05:31] conditions, that is, informing people about the situation in
[00:05:34] Kyiv. Natalka Starepravo, our journalist, who was
[00:05:38] at the scene of the hit, one of
[00:05:41] the hits. This is ballistics, the first one arrived, two church
[00:05:45] ones were going, now another one is circling, they say, right now over
[00:05:48] Kyiv another drone is maneuvering, but
[00:05:52] this hit is just, well, all around
[00:05:55] there's a forest, this is an embankment, this is a beach, on
[00:05:59] which now there are practically no people, these are boats,
[00:06:03] that is, what strategic things are there to hit with a multi-million dollar missile,
[00:06:06] I just don't understand, there's a river bay,
[00:06:10] a wolf's gorge and boats behind...
[00:06:44] injured, so this is actually about terror, that is,
[00:06:48] this figure is not about war, absolutely not about war, and we see that
[00:06:51] now this is the main target for Russia,
[00:06:54] these are people in the rear, these are
[00:06:57] children, which is the most terrible thing in all this, and in this hour
[00:07:01] we will start by talking about how
[00:07:05] we will spend the winter with or without light, when somewhere else in
[00:07:08] the country everything is normal and stable with electricity, there are...
[00:07:12] cities where things are already very bad with this, and as we
[00:07:16] already talked today with our correspondent from
[00:07:19] Kyiv, who says it's only October and October is quite
[00:07:22] warm, and there are already power outages, what to expect in winter?
[00:07:26] Volodymyr Amelchenko, the director of energy programs at the Razumkov Center, we will ask
[00:07:29] him about this, he is with us on the line, Mr. Volodymyr, greetings,
[00:07:33] greetings to you too, and you, do you have
[00:07:37] electricity, and I will repeat what our
[00:07:40] journalist said... actually her
[00:07:43] question is, what to expect in winter, when already in October
[00:07:47] the capital has electricity interruptions with emergency
[00:07:50] shutdowns, yes, well, I am here in
[00:07:54] Sviatoshynskyi district, there was no light for a day, then
[00:07:58] it appeared, now it's gone again, why
[00:08:01] did this happen, because it does not depend on the temperature, now,
[00:08:05] why does it not depend, because in principle we have
[00:08:08] solar power plants, nuclear units are working.
[00:08:12] hydroelectric power plants, the problem is somewhat different, in that
[00:08:16] the enemy is trying to cut off the Kyiv region from
[00:08:20] the energy system, the Kyiv region itself,
[00:08:23] it is extremely energy-deficient, because it was already
[00:08:26] energy-deficient, and Russia also finished off
[00:08:29] the TPPs and the Trypillia TPP, and now
[00:08:32] it is cutting off along the perimeter the Kyiv energy
[00:08:36] ring, which connects the Kyiv
[00:08:39] region with the unified power system, and as a result...
[00:08:43] this region, like some others, because
[00:08:46] this,
[00:08:49] means, the transmission of electrical energy, it depends
[00:08:52] and in the Kyiv region,
[00:08:55] and other regions depend on this, so
[00:08:57] practically practically with a total
[00:09:01] deficit, yes, that is, to assess what
[00:09:04] will happen next, the energy specialists, well, they can't, well, I
[00:09:07] don't have enough information, why can't they, because in
[00:09:10] principle the question here is... not about whether these
[00:09:14] substations of high-voltage power
[00:09:17] lines are protected, but they really
[00:09:21] Ukrenergo did a good job in recent
[00:09:24] years and built large reinforced concrete
[00:09:28] blocks over transformers, they are all
[00:09:31] protected, but it is impossible to protect all equipment, because
[00:09:34] this is 10 hectares of area
[00:09:38] and the main, so to speak,
[00:09:41] reason. And why there are such disconnections, it's
[00:09:45] not because of the energy workers, that they poorly prepared
[00:09:49] or not, but because just now such a window
[00:09:52] of opportunity for Russia has opened up through
[00:09:54] jet drones, that a huge
[00:09:57] number of them reach
[00:10:00] precisely high-voltage substations,
[00:10:03] and practically they shoot them like in a shooting range, and
[00:10:07] here, you know, energy workers can't do anything, especially
[00:10:11] they repair them, yes. That is, they try, even risking
[00:10:14] their lives, here I need to, for people to appeal to
[00:10:18] the leadership of our country,
[00:10:22] who knows all the information from the point of view. and
[00:10:25] the possibilities of air defense from
[00:10:28] the point of view of Russia's ability to shell, what
[00:10:32] to do next for people, they should appeal, not an expert
[00:10:35] who does not possess all
[00:10:38] the information, because the main problem is
[00:10:41] that, this is the military component in
[00:10:44] these attacks, Mr. Volodymyr, if the enemy
[00:10:47] uses, as you say, this window of opportunity, and
[00:10:51] systematically cuts off the energy island around the capital.
[00:10:56] And from the leadership of the country, the military-political leadership, we
[00:11:00] heard that a technical-military
[00:11:02] solution, in particular regarding, for example,
[00:11:06] interceptors for these jet
[00:11:08] geraniums, will be somewhere by
[00:11:12] the end of autumn, so here is exactly such a question
[00:11:16] that we would ask you to
[00:11:19] communicate, if it evens out,
[00:11:23] at least to the numbers that our
[00:11:25] defense forces showed for those
[00:11:28] slow, as they say, mopeds, shaheds,
[00:11:31] that is, around 90% interception, will this
[00:11:34] mean that our energy workers will be able,
[00:11:37] let's say, at the turn of autumn-winter,
[00:11:41] to return electricity, in particular to such cut off energy
[00:11:44] islands, which the capital
[00:11:46] has now become? Well, I think so, that most likely
[00:11:50] the situation will be better, yes, that is,
[00:11:53] but... until the end of autumn
[00:11:57] people still need to somehow live, until these
[00:12:00] anti-, so to speak, jet drones appear, yes,
[00:12:03] that is,
[00:12:07] and what will happen before that, people need to somehow live, and
[00:12:10] they need to know detailed information about how our
[00:12:14] process is developing with air
[00:12:16] defense, with the protection of the energy system,
[00:12:20] because unfortunately, in Kyiv we still see another
[00:12:23] problem, very... this is the fact that still
[00:12:27] the Kyiv City State Administration, it did not
[00:12:30] prepare directly, let's say, for
[00:12:33] all this, practically they
[00:12:36] could not even power critical infrastructure
[00:12:40] on the fifth year of the war, yes, well, this is their
[00:12:43] responsibility, no one is responsible here except them, except
[00:12:46] the Kyiv City State Administration, they have no one to
[00:12:50] blame, and the mayor of Kyiv, there is no one to blame,
[00:12:53] you understand, that is...
[00:12:57] the state, the government is responsible for electricity supply,
[00:13:00] yes, and for protecting infrastructure, but
[00:13:04] for critical infrastructure, for its backup power,
[00:13:07] the Kyiv City State
[00:13:10] Administration is directly responsible, headed by
[00:13:14] the mayor of Kyiv, it directly, let's say, failed this plan, this
[00:13:17] is another very serious problem, so it seems
[00:13:21] to me that so that it wouldn't be like in 2022,
[00:13:24] that people... people didn't know what to do, so that the situation wouldn't
[00:13:27] catch them by surprise, people, ministers,
[00:13:30] I don't know, the government, should appeal to
[00:13:34] people, explain the whole situation in detail, what
[00:13:37] they, what they should expect, honestly,
[00:13:40] frankly talk to people, I don't see this yet,
[00:13:44] well, there were calls that one should leave and
[00:13:47] look for some alternative housing, Mr. Volodymyr, today
[00:13:51] after the Russian shelling, did the subway stop?
[00:13:55] Or will this also now be a common
[00:13:58] thing, that the capital's subway will stop
[00:14:02] due to power outages, because this is the main, the main
[00:14:05] transport in Kyiv?
[00:14:08] Well, it's quite possible, I can't say for sure, because
[00:14:12] I don't have information
[00:14:14] related to intelligence data
[00:14:18] on attacks on our infrastructure by Russia, their
[00:14:21] capabilities, our capabilities to shoot them down, this is...
[00:14:25] absolutely secret information, which I do not possess, but 90% of the situation,
[00:14:28] including with the subway, depends on this
[00:14:32] information, but the fact remains a fact,
[00:14:36] that the Kyiv City State Administration did not
[00:14:39] cope with its task, and they should have powered at least
[00:14:43] critical infrastructure, this was not done, so
[00:14:46] we see that the subway is not running, that there are problems with
[00:14:50] water supply and so on, so it seems
[00:14:54] to me that... that here specifically,
[00:14:57] specifically there is a name, patronymic, and last name,
[00:15:00] who, for what should bear responsibility. Mr.
[00:15:04] Volodymyr, when you were talking about cutting off
[00:15:08] energy-deficient islands, we understand that
[00:15:11] with main power
[00:15:14] transmission lines, this should actually come from our nuclear power plants
[00:15:17] and be switched over, and here we
[00:15:20] have already seen more than one video of how Russian
[00:15:24] drones work, the so-called "usaty" ones that they show us,
[00:15:28] that is, they are designed to cut
[00:15:32] high-voltage power transmission lines,
[00:15:36] how to put up defenses or
[00:15:38] add air defense to power plant generation
[00:15:42] facilities, we somewhat saw and understood this, but here
[00:15:46] you can't protect every electrical transmission line, do you
[00:15:49] see any technical, technical, military solution
[00:15:53] here, well, now this is not the most terrible
[00:15:57] problem, the fact that they have such
[00:16:00] drones and can blow up power transmission
[00:16:04] line pylons, yes, that is... well,
[00:16:08] there were indeed isolated such cases this
[00:16:11] year, last year, but the most important problem is
[00:16:15] precisely that the enemy hits substations, the main
[00:16:19] equipment of substations, high-voltage transmission lines, including
[00:16:23] those substations that issue power from
[00:16:26] nuclear units, and thus we can have
[00:16:29] power and we have additional power, that is, we
[00:16:33] currently do not have such big problems with
[00:16:36] power... the problem is with transmission, and this
[00:16:39] inability to
[00:16:41] protect these
[00:16:44] substations, as they are simply shot like in a shooting range,
[00:16:48] through this window of opportunity for Russia, about
[00:16:51] which we spoke, yes, this is the biggest
[00:16:54] problem that can
[00:16:57] develop into, well, into such a very
[00:17:00] serious, such a humanitarian, one might say,
[00:17:03] catastrophe, but I don't know, that is, I can't say for sure.
[00:17:07] I can't not scare anyone, or calm them down, because
[00:17:10] understand that now the main factor is the military
[00:17:14] factor, and we know nothing about
[00:17:17] this, well, as an energy specialist, I know nothing about this, I cannot
[00:17:20] analyze the military factor, which
[00:17:24] 90% determines the state of the
[00:17:27] energy system,
[00:17:30] induction, when we saw these options, electricity disappears,
[00:17:34] then water doesn't disappear, because of energy.
[00:17:37] pumps yes, or from
[00:17:41] too long without electricity, base
[00:17:44] stations and even elements, which are designed to maintain
[00:17:48] communication and internet, but yes, but
[00:17:52] it's right, this situation should have been foreseen, and
[00:17:55] for this the Kyiv City Administration had almost 5
[00:17:58] years, electricity disappears, they should have turned on
[00:18:02] backup power and
[00:18:05] immediately turned off these pumps,
[00:18:09] including the subway, but the Kyiv City
[00:18:12] Administration did not do this, and in fact
[00:18:15] this, I don't know, was it sabotage, or was it conscious or
[00:18:19] unconscious, such actions, but the fact
[00:18:22] is that we have, we are faced with the fact
[00:18:26] that practically not even the minimum has been
[00:18:29] done by the Kyiv city authorities, Mr.
[00:18:32] Volodymyr, and if we talk about other cities that
[00:18:35] are also shelled quite often by Russia,
[00:18:39] then which of the cities can be set as
[00:18:42] an example, for example
[00:18:44] for Kyiv, well, many, many cities perhaps,
[00:18:48] because perhaps
[00:18:51] such a level of disregard for
[00:18:53] people, as in Kyiv, does not exist anywhere else, yes, that is,
[00:18:57] so I think that any place, city,
[00:19:00] any government in any place, it
[00:19:03] treats its residents more
[00:19:06] responsibly than the mayor of Kyiv
[00:19:09] and the Kyiv City Administration do, well, we see this for ourselves
[00:19:13] practically, even in frontline
[00:19:17] areas, cities, where sometimes the situation is better
[00:19:21] than in Kyiv. Briefly explain in one word, we also
[00:19:24] understand that this is from the same opera,
[00:19:27] right, but there was a story when for a certain period
[00:19:30] in Kyiv the sewage system disappeared, what
[00:19:34] in common parlance is called sewage, and then voices were heard that
[00:19:38] one should be ready to discharge all this literally into the Dnieper, that's what
[00:19:42] was said
[00:19:45] then, how dangerous is
[00:19:49] such an environmental sewage
[00:19:52] catastrophe? This question is not for me, please, you
[00:19:55] should contact Klitschko, the
[00:19:58] administration, whose task it is to
[00:20:02] ensure the viability
[00:20:04] of the capital, so I am not a specialist
[00:20:07] in sewage,
[00:20:10] so other specialists are needed here, it would be better
[00:20:13] if this situation was explained directly
[00:20:17] by the mayor of Kyiv and the heads of
[00:20:20] the Kyiv City Administration, there they also talked about
[00:20:23] the lack of energy supply, thank you, Mr. Volodymyr, for the explanation,
[00:20:27] we wish you that the light will return to you after a day without
[00:20:30] electricity, Volodymyr Omielchenko, director of energy programs at the Razumkov
[00:20:33] Center, was with us.
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[00:25:44] Sashko is being sought by his father, who is in the
[00:25:47] controlled part of Ukraine.
[00:25:51] We talked to the man and now I will tell you all the details
[00:25:54] of this frankly shocking story. His former
[00:25:58] wife asked, and I am looking for him, I want him under
[00:26:01] my... she left home and
[00:26:05] then returned, but then she left again and
[00:26:08] the whereabouts of my common-law wife, I do not
[00:26:11] know. So, when the full-scale war began,
[00:26:14] little Sashko lived with his mother and the man's
[00:26:18] grandmother in the city of Lysychansk. This territory
[00:26:20] was occupied almost from the first days. In early
[00:26:23] 2023, the child's mother left home and
[00:26:27] left Sashko with his elderly
[00:26:30] great-grandmother. Her own. Grandmother, yes, with his great-grandmother, with my
[00:26:34] grandmother, it was a long time ago, probably around 2023
[00:26:37] for sure, it was the beginning of 2023, I found out, this is it,
[00:26:41] maybe she abandoned him earlier, at the mercy of my poor grandmother,
[00:26:44] left the house, for a long time
[00:26:48] the boy was looked after by his great-grandmother, but soon the elderly
[00:26:51] woman died, and the child in the occupied territory was taken away by
[00:26:55] social services, Sashka was immediately
[00:26:58] taken out of Lysychansk, all this happened approximately...
[00:27:02] three years ago, the service arrived and took the child, after
[00:27:06] that I knew where he was, what he was, well, relatively knew, that
[00:27:10] like there by rumors, by rumors, well such that he was somewhere in
[00:27:13] Tamchevsk, then he was transferred to Luhansk, and then we will
[00:27:17] not find his location, therefore I am looking for him, whether the child
[00:27:21] is still in the temporarily occupied territory of Luhansk region,
[00:27:24] or the boy was taken to Russia, the father has not yet been able to find
[00:27:28] out, the man, of course, turned to the police, but
[00:27:32] so far... there is no lead to
[00:27:34] find out where his son is. I am looking for my
[00:27:38] child, Hrytsenko Oleksandr Oleksiyovych,
[00:27:41] a request there to someone who saw him, if someone
[00:27:45] can by some signs, which will suit the
[00:27:48] boy, please, I will be very
[00:27:51] grateful to you. I appeal to everyone who sees this
[00:27:54] video, and especially to the residents of occupied Luhansk region.
[00:27:58] Look carefully at the photo of Sashka Hrytsenko. The boy
[00:28:01] looks.
[00:28:21] this is to play there, well, like all children, but this child has the status of cerebral palsy, he could not pronounce such
[00:28:25] formulations, such words, if there is
[00:28:28] some meaning, Sashko has a medical diagnosis of cerebral palsy, which is
[00:28:32] why... he cannot always clearly formulate his
[00:28:34] thoughts, but he is very sensitive and reaches
[00:28:38] out to people, if suddenly someone saw the boy, or knows where he might
[00:28:42] be now, immediately
[00:28:44] call the hotline of the children's search service Magnolia at
[00:28:48] the short number 11630. Calls from
[00:28:51] all Ukrainian mobile operators
[00:28:53] are free.
[00:29:11] Hello everyone, friends, this is about the main thing now, summing up, I'm Maryna Dynalyuk
[00:29:14] Yarmaeva, and traditionally we sum up
[00:29:17] our results, just compiling a general picture of what
[00:29:21] is happening in the world, what is happening in Ukraine, what
[00:29:24] conclusions need to be drawn, so that it doesn't get
[00:29:27] worse, this week we have several
[00:29:30] topics at once, this is definitely. in the capital Kyiv and
[00:29:34] how the Ukrainian state officials, our
[00:29:38] powerful leaders and even our mayor were not ready for
[00:29:41] the fact that they have been with us for almost five years, a full-scale invasion, I remind you
[00:29:45] that the capital has always been target number one. In all
[00:29:49] alignments, in all plans, at first
[00:29:51] Putin planned to enter the city of Kyiv by military means, and
[00:29:55] now, literally for the last two months, they have adopted a
[00:29:58] new tactic, to destroy everything living that...
[00:30:02] is in Kyiv, to destroy warehouses that supply the Kyiv
[00:30:06] agglomeration and to make the lives
[00:30:09] of Kyiv residents unbearable in the Ukrainian capital, and traditionally, you know,
[00:30:13] our Ukrainian officials before the New
[00:30:16] Winter, they are very infantile about preparations and for some reason
[00:30:20] they think that again it will bring, there will be some positive temperature, and
[00:30:24] our temperate climatic zone will somehow disappear into the air,
[00:30:28] that is, there will be no cold mornings, no cold
[00:30:31] nights and... somehow get through there without light and
[00:30:34] heat, but in fact it turned
[00:30:37] out differently, and this autumn, early,
[00:30:41] let's still say, autumn, it's still far from even
[00:30:44] deep November, not the winter month of December,
[00:30:47] when the days are already maximally short and it's really
[00:30:51] cold, we already started having problems with both light and
[00:30:54] water, and the metro stops
[00:30:57] almost every day, because there is not enough...