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[00:00:00] Well, in a few minutes, we'll tell you why Trump still can't calm down.
[00:00:16] News on Zvezda. In the studio, Mikhail Reshitov. Hello. The silence regime
[00:00:20] in Alyoshki has ended. Both sides have fulfilled all obligations and
[00:00:23] now it is important to make the delivery of humanitarian goods
[00:00:27] regular. This was stated by the Russian ombudsman. Lantratova,
[00:00:30] the human rights commissioner, stressed that Moscow and
[00:00:33] Kyiv are currently working on the continuation of the humanitarian mission. It is important to maintain
[00:00:37] interaction, because residents remain in Alyoshki who still
[00:00:41] need support. Those who used the humanitarian corridor and
[00:00:44] left for Crimea to Kuban, receive medical and legal
[00:00:47] assistance at temporary accommodation points, they were equipped in boarding houses on
[00:00:51] the Black Sea coast. MFC specialists come to
[00:00:54] the evacuees, they help people get new TINs, SNILS,
[00:00:58] restore passports, register on public services, and mobile bank branches
[00:01:02] issue cards and advise on social payments. Psychologists work
[00:01:05] in the temporary accommodation centers. Residents of Alyoshki recall that in recent months
[00:01:09] they had a particularly hard time, they even ate grass. Let me remind you,
[00:01:13] 25 buses, nine ambulances
[00:01:16] and special transport for bedridden patients were used to evacuate people. A large-scale
[00:01:20] humanitarian operation was organized with the assistance and coordination of US First Lady
[00:01:24] Melania Trump. In her social networks, she noted that
[00:01:27] the ceasefire in Kherson region.
[00:01:38] Units of the North group of forces inflicted damage on formations of six
[00:01:42] brigades of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Sumy region. The enemy lost about 200 people and
[00:01:46] over 10 units of equipment. Russian assault aircraft are moving in
[00:01:49] the direction of the regional center. Fierce battles are taking place practically
[00:01:53] in the suburbs in the area of the settlement Velikaya Rybitsa. Earlier, in the same
[00:01:57] direction, our military took control of the village.
[00:02:00] They advanced on it from several directions at once, after reconnaissance
[00:02:04] calculated the location of the main firing points of the strongholds
[00:02:07] of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and assault aircraft worked out the details of the operation at
[00:02:11] the training ground, thanks to which the assault was swift, the enemy
[00:02:14] was caught by surprise. Our
[00:02:17] scouts, using technical means of aerial
[00:02:20] reconnaissance, identified the main defense nodes
[00:02:23] of the enemy. Based on these reconnaissance data, assault
[00:02:26] groups worked out the assigned tasks at the... training ground
[00:02:30] near the LBS. After the destruction
[00:02:34] of the main strongholds by artillery and attack drones, our assault groups, taking advantage of
[00:02:37] the terrain, entered the
[00:02:41] settlement. Now in Borilivka, North fighters continue
[00:02:44] to clear and also demine the territory. Thanks to the liberation of this
[00:02:48] settlement, Russian military created conditions for
[00:02:51] further advance in the Sumy region and expanding the buffer
[00:02:55] zone near our border.
[00:02:58] Significant advance of Russian troops. In Zaporozhye region, with small assault
[00:03:02] groups, Vostok fighters found weak spots in the Ukrainian Armed Forces' defense and
[00:03:05] infiltrated several sections of the front to a total depth of
[00:03:09] 19 km. In the section from Amelnik to Malaya
[00:03:12] Takmachka, all counterattacks of militants
[00:03:15] were repelled. The offensive of the Far Easterners on Orekhov returned to its previous
[00:03:18] pace. Units of unmanned systems break
[00:03:21] the enemy's logistics on the approaches to the city, destroy pickups,
[00:03:25] transport with trailers and keep supply routes under fire control.
[00:03:29] In the sky, the entire spectrum of UAVs, from attack drones to nimble FPVs
[00:03:32] of various modifications. One crew launches about
[00:03:36] twenty two dozen drones per shift. Sparse
[00:03:39] forest plantations and open steppe landscapes of the Orekhovsky direction do
[00:03:43] not leave the enemy any chance of shelter. A separate hunt
[00:03:46] is carried out for heavy enemy Baba Yaga
[00:03:49] copters. She flew along the forest strip
[00:03:53] into the settlement I shot her down by
[00:03:56] hitting her in the middle.
[00:04:00] of the UAV itself, that is, where its speed controller,
[00:04:03] flight controller are located, then we flew for inspection, the Bobiga was
[00:04:06] shot down. In addition to drones, Ukrainian Armed Forces positions in
[00:04:09] the Zaporozhye section of the front are destroyed by artillery as well, so a Malka self-propelled gun crew
[00:04:13] covered a whole network of Ukrainian strongholds, their
[00:04:16] location was calculated by tracking ammunition supplies.
[00:04:20] After the strike, our attack aircraft were able to advance and occupy
[00:04:23] more advantageous positions.
[00:04:26] Artillerymen of the West group thwarted the rotation of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, inflicting accurate...
[00:05:00] Petrovsky direction, the deployment area of Ukrainian Armed Forces units was covered
[00:05:03] by a deadly Grad. The enemy equipped its positions in
[00:05:06] semi-destroyed buildings. The location of the militants was calculated
[00:05:09] by aerial reconnaissance, after which the coordinates were transmitted to the crew
[00:05:12] of the multiple launch rocket system of the Center group of forces. The MLRS
[00:05:16] promptly moved to the firing position and fired
[00:05:20] projectiles of caliber 122
[00:05:22] mm.
[00:05:29] Here, in the Dnipropetrovsk region, intense air battles are taking place. Our
[00:05:32] military shot down dozens of Ukrainian Armed Forces attack UAVs using
[00:05:35] special F-1 interceptor drones. This is an aircraft-type
[00:05:39] drone with a special V-shaped tail. It provides good stability
[00:05:43] in the sky. The drone is capable of reaching speeds of up to 270
[00:05:47] km/h and catching virtually any
[00:05:49] target.
[00:05:52] Romanian rescuers found three Ukrainians in the mountains at an altitude of 1,700 m,
[00:05:56] frozen, tired, in light clothing and
[00:05:59] shoes. They were found in a sheepfold. The fugitives
[00:06:03] tried to warm themselves by a fire. The mountain rescue service staff
[00:06:06] they found said they had illegally crossed the border, fleeing
[00:06:10] mobilization. Without any equipment, they wandered through the mountains
[00:06:13] for a whole week and could not find their way. They were handed over to the border guards.
[00:06:17] By the way, in Romania, Ukrainians receive temporary asylum documents, and
[00:06:21] after that, they can stay in the country and work or go further to Europe. According to
[00:06:25] Romanian media, in the hope of this, Ukrainian citizens often cross
[00:06:28] the border, but many get lost in the mountainous terrain, get
[00:06:32] injured, and even die.
[00:06:36] All set goals will be achieved. And our next broadcast is at 8:30.
[00:06:40] See you.
[00:10:08] what remained behind the scenes of the humanitarian mission in Aleshki, and we will also
[00:10:11] find out how... Poland found itself on the brink of civil war. But
[00:10:15] first, let's watch a video about how royalty knows how to
[00:10:19] have fun. Last week, an exhibition "Technology Development"
[00:10:23] was held in the DPRK.
[00:10:26] Leaders and, of course, Kim Ju-ae, also showed
[00:10:30] the dynamic part of the exposition, an air raid of various tactical strike
[00:10:33] Kamikaze drones and tactical cruise missiles, an air raid
[00:10:37] of multi-purpose drones and a shot of a battalion of a six-hundred-millimeter
[00:10:41] MLRS, this was actually fired for the first time in public, everything
[00:10:45] accurately hit the designated target, well, and where else can you see
[00:10:48] Kimchenko's face, only at the exhibition
[00:10:52] of another especially fierce weapon.
[00:11:02] Let's continue this morning with truly British
[00:11:04] fun.
[00:11:10] The king of one island nation paid a friendly
[00:11:13] visit to another island nation, the Bahamas, and could not
[00:11:16] resist participating in traditional dances. We islanders,
[00:11:20] he says, must stick together. Once upon a time, the Bahamas were
[00:11:23] a British colony. And the monarch, from old memory, travels around overseas
[00:11:27] territories, living in his own
[00:11:29] And here are other dances already on
[00:11:36] А вот и другие танцы уже на
[00:11:38] the continent.
[00:11:43] This time the protesters, as expected, decided to
[00:11:47] bring out a girl in a white dress with some
[00:11:49] culture. Usually it's a violin or a flute, but here they decided
[00:11:53] to show it as it should be.
[00:11:56] Swan Lake. What do we want to
[00:11:59] say, it hurts to watch? It's a shame she's so
[00:12:03] dressed up. Well, right now we'll find out what the
[00:12:07] world and Russian
[00:12:11] media are writing about.
[00:12:18] Donald Trump may unleash a new military campaign
[00:12:21] against Iran if Republicans lose on...
[00:12:41] Iran, that now is the most favorable moment for it
[00:12:45] to negotiate with Washington. In Turkey,
[00:12:48] a ban on social media for children under
[00:12:51] 15 years old came into force, as reported by the publication.
[00:13:25] role in organizing the humanitarian mission in Oleshky. The First
[00:13:28] Lady directly interacted with Russia and
[00:13:31] Ukraine to ensure the operation in Kherson
[00:13:35] region. Against the background of the bellicose rhetoric of
[00:13:38] the president and the head of the Pentagon, she quietly
[00:13:41] engaged in humanitarian diplomacy, which, in the opinion
[00:13:44] of the author of the article, deserves at least a nomination for
[00:13:48] an award. Donald Trump, I remind you, unsuccessfully claimed
[00:13:51] it for two years in a row, because in his opinion... he
[00:13:55] stopped eight wars,
[00:13:58] yes, it's a pity that only in his opinion, but in general, it would be good if
[00:14:02] this family had at least eight peace prizes, if only the wars
[00:14:05] would end, that's true, in just a few minutes we will tell you how
[00:14:09] it was possible to turn the road of death into a convenient
[00:14:12] highway,
[00:18:41] Last week, not only us, but the whole world watched
[00:18:45] with tension the humanitarian action in
[00:18:48] Kherson's Oleshky. There,
[00:18:50] volunteers evacuated local residents, helped them settle into
[00:18:54] the bus, and load their belongings. And then the convoy
[00:18:58] moved along the road under the sights of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The Ukrainians were located nearby
[00:19:02] on the higher right bank of the Dnieper, and could
[00:19:05] open fire at any moment.
[00:19:48] for the mission, for the humanitarian mission, because
[00:19:52] understanding that from any of your
[00:19:55] actions, the fate of dozens, hundreds
[00:19:59] of people,
[00:20:02] not that question, not that action, because
[00:20:06] anyway, Russian journalists
[00:20:09] were closely watched by foreign
[00:20:13] observers and accordingly, the Ukrainian
[00:20:16] ombudsman and his team, this
[00:20:20] was certainly a great burden of responsibility,
[00:20:23] plus, of course, representatives of the Ministry of Defense, and representatives of law enforcement agencies repeatedly said
[00:20:27] that they were not entirely sure that there
[00:20:30] would be no provocations, no
[00:20:33] violation of the ceasefire, but fortunately everything
[00:20:36] worked out. Everything ended successfully,
[00:20:39] people who wanted to evacuate, evacuated, they are in
[00:20:42] safety, this, it seems to me, is the most important thing, in general, provocation is
[00:20:45] not only an active action, that is,
[00:20:48] directly - a strike on
[00:20:51] the convoy, on buses, it can be a veiled
[00:20:55] thing, yes, veiled,
[00:20:58] a landmine, a mine, something on the road, that would also be
[00:21:01] a provocation, which means, of course, our sappers worked, did you talk to
[00:21:05] them, what did they generally say about how the safety of the
[00:21:09] path along which the convoy went was ensured? Well, first of all, I want to say
[00:21:12] that engineering units,
[00:21:15] sappers, including the Dnieper group,
[00:21:18] performed... some fantastic amount of work,
[00:21:22] a huge number, there was information that they disarmed
[00:21:25] more than 300 mines, this
[00:21:28] is certainly
[00:21:31] fantastic numbers, and well,
[00:21:35] I think it's important to say that you repeatedly spoke about
[00:21:37] the road of death,
[00:21:41] when we were driving there, this was not felt, because in addition to
[00:21:45] disarming this corridor, they
[00:21:49] burnt cars.
[00:22:23] Another deceased, an employee accompanying the humanitarian
[00:22:27] mission. Well, in general, are Oleshky
[00:22:30] different from other frontline cities that
[00:22:33] you had to film? Well, probably first of all, it's the number
[00:22:37] of civilians, because in a normal
[00:22:41] assignment, when there is no ceasefire,
[00:22:45] of course, civilians try not to go outside unnecessarily, they
[00:22:48] are in... in their shelters, some in apartments,
[00:22:52] lucky ones, and accordingly their homes were not damaged,
[00:22:55] some, who were less lucky, are in
[00:22:59] some worse conditions,
[00:23:01] uh, probably that's the most important thing,
[00:23:04] when that first moment, when we got out of the bus
[00:23:08] we saw indeed hundreds of people - with
[00:23:11] belongings, some with pets, it's certainly
[00:23:15] very, very strong
[00:23:18] emotions. when you see the conditions
[00:23:21] people live in, with what hope they truly
[00:23:24] met - the convoy, with what hope they
[00:23:28] met both humanitarian aid, and of course, first of all, these buses, on which they understood
[00:23:32] that they could for the first time in a long time safely
[00:23:35] leave. The city of Oleshky in Kherson region, it
[00:23:39] is small, in the early 2000s about 24,000 people lived there,
[00:23:42] one large enterprise,
[00:23:45] a pulp and paper mill, those people who
[00:23:49] remained there, what did they say, did they tell you anything about the shelling, what
[00:23:53] were they shelling with? Well, broadly
[00:23:56] speaking, of course, for people it's not that important what they were
[00:23:59] shelled with, it's important that these shellings were
[00:24:02] constant, and
[00:24:05] many people said that they had to
[00:24:08] move repeatedly because several apartments
[00:24:12] in a row where they lived, apartments, houses were destroyed, of course,
[00:24:15] mainly the main danger is drones at
[00:24:18] the entrance to... the city, accordingly
[00:24:21] the fighters arranged such a small exhibition, a small part
[00:24:25] of what they managed to shoot down
[00:24:28] over the territory in recent times, there were aircraft-type
[00:24:31] drones, and FPV drones, and
[00:24:34] heavy copters, which also
[00:24:37] scattered mines, including
[00:24:41] Western-made ones, this was also repeatedly noted
[00:24:44] by civilians, by the way, and of course by sappers
[00:24:48] and fighters who... shot down, drones are the main
[00:24:52] danger, but due to the fact that the distance is small,
[00:24:55] artillery also reached, mortar shellings also reached,
[00:24:59] of course, this is, well, I repeat, what
[00:25:03] people went through,
[00:25:04] and civilians,
[00:25:07] it's impossible to describe, of course, well,
[00:25:10] it's hard to imagine, you already said that
[00:25:14] if there is no ceasefire, then they simply had to
[00:25:17] hide anywhere that is not... not shelled or
[00:25:21] more or less safe, and how were simple things,
[00:25:25] about which we in our daily lives don't even think about, how was
[00:25:28] the question of what to eat solved, how did they solve such
[00:25:32] questions there? Well, as for water,
[00:25:36] it must be said that many there had,
[00:25:39] had wells, had some boreholes, those who lived in
[00:25:42] a private sector, so the question of drinking water there
[00:25:45] was not so acute, and as for food,
[00:25:49] of course... there was a deficit, I remember one of
[00:25:53] the first residents I spoke with,
[00:25:56] in the convoy they brought a lot of
[00:25:59] products, there were cereals and butter.
[00:26:02] a lot of sweets, but he
[00:26:06] actually said that in the last few
[00:26:10] months he is tasting fresh
[00:26:13] bread for the first time, this is certainly, well, everything inside
[00:26:16] tightens, when, as you correctly said, you can open a delivery
[00:26:19] and order dozens of types of
[00:26:22] bread, anything, here a person is simply happy
[00:26:26] with a simple white loaf, this is just
[00:26:30] awful, and...
[00:26:32] as for what was delivered,
[00:26:36] humanitarian aid was still delivered,
[00:26:39] it is clear that not everything reached, we
[00:26:42] all saw these shots
[00:26:45] of burnt humanitarian vehicles that tried to
[00:26:49] pass, indeed,
[00:26:53] honor and praise, a deep bow - to the guys,
[00:26:56] volunteers who risked their lives to deliver
[00:27:00] food there, because they understood that...
[00:27:02] well, if this is not done, then people will simply have nothing to eat,
[00:27:05] so something was delivered there,
[00:27:08] medicines as well,
[00:27:11] I talked to doctors, I talked to civilians, they
[00:27:15] say that it's clear that not all medicines, but
[00:27:18] a basic set of medicines was always in the hospital,
[00:27:22] I would also like to dwell separately on the hospital, all
[00:27:26] the civilians we talked to,
[00:27:28] emphasized that the doctors did not stop working for a single day,
[00:27:31] no matter how difficult it was, no matter what
[00:27:35] heavy shellings,
[00:27:37] accordingly provocations, or anything else was undertaken
[00:27:41] by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, doctors provided help
[00:27:45] to everyone there for several days on
[00:27:47] their feet, but helped people, you said
[00:27:51] that when you arrived there, you saw people with pets, how
[00:27:55] were pets evacuated, this is
[00:27:58] what probably surprised me the most, that
[00:28:01] they even thought of such, on the one hand,
[00:28:04] trifles, on the other hand, for people, for civilians,
[00:28:07] this is not a trifle at all, these
[00:28:11] fluffy quadrupeds, in
[00:28:14] a normal situation, they are family members, when you are fighting for
[00:28:18] life, and they are next to you, this is a completely different
[00:28:21] level of intimacy with these creatures, and yes, indeed, a separate
[00:28:25] transport was provided for them, cages, carriers,
[00:28:27] veterinarians.
[00:28:30] Accordingly, we had one, we
[00:28:34] met a young man, I approached him, he
[00:28:38] was standing next to several, like, one
[00:28:42] on top of another, if I'm not mistaken, 10 or 11 cages with
[00:28:45] animals, I approach him and ask what his pet's name is,
[00:28:49] hoping that he will name one, one or two, accordingly
[00:28:52] names, and he starts naming all of them, and I realize that
[00:28:55] these are all his animals, if I'm not
[00:28:58] mistaken, yes 10, nine, nine or 10,
[00:29:02] one cat and nine or 10 dogs he had, I ask, are you
[00:29:06] really taking all of them, he says yes, yes, taking all of them, well, a person with
[00:29:09] a big heart, as our ombudsman Yana
[00:29:13] Lantratova reported, humanitarian missions will continue, and she
[00:29:17] agreed on this in Oleshky with the Ukrainian ombudsman,
[00:29:20] Dmitry Lubinets. And do you think you will go with the next
[00:29:24] mission? Well, here, probably, it's a question for my
[00:29:28] superiors, in any case on the Zvezda TV channel there are many.
[00:29:32] many good special correspondents, military
[00:29:35] correspondents, so I am sure that the Zvezda TV channel will in any
[00:29:39] case accompany our ombudsmen, whether it
[00:29:43] will be me or someone else, I think
[00:29:47] it doesn't matter, the main thing is that these missions
[00:29:50] become regular and as many
[00:29:54] people as possible can
[00:29:55] evacuate.
[00:29:58] Our correspondent told us about how the mission in Oleshky went.
[00:30:04] Well, after the news broadcast, we'll tell you how the US is pressuring its NATO allies.
[00:30:21] News on Zvezda in the studio with Mikhail Reshitov. Hello. The Russian
[00:30:24] armed forces struck Ukraine's port infrastructure and merchant
[00:30:28] ships carrying military cargo. As reported
[00:30:31] by the Ministry of Defense, in the area of Tuzly, Odesa region, tonight
[00:30:35] our drones hit the hiding place and storage of launchers
[00:30:38] for Neptune anti-ship missile systems, and a ship
[00:30:42] carrying cargo for the Ukrainian Armed Forces at sea, 58 km south
[00:30:46] of Odesa. The Ministry of Defense has repeatedly
[00:30:49] stressed that we carry out such strikes in response to Ukrainian Armed Forces attacks on
[00:30:53] Russian civilian targets, and responsibility for the consequences of our
[00:30:56] strikes lies personally with Zelensky.
[00:30:59] Units of the North group of forces inflicted damage on formations of six
[00:31:03] brigades of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Sumy region, the enemy lost.