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[00:00:41] that's right, Nord Stream, that's why
[00:00:44] these are the most vile people who are there and
[00:00:47] today, who manage this business, don't think
[00:00:51] that they, they care about some peace, they care about themselves,
[00:00:54] why, the United States stood here,
[00:00:57] they weren't like that, we're here... what, and now that they're
[00:01:01] gone, we have to do something, we're left alone, that's what they're afraid of,
[00:01:04] you know,
[00:01:06] so, look, Donald Trump is finally joining the dialogue. Let's
[00:01:09] listen to him. In relations with Russia, we are making
[00:01:13] significant progress, a meeting on Ukraine will be appointed very soon,
[00:01:16] and I think we will achieve a lot. Trump has already stated
[00:01:20] 15 times that peace in Ukraine is very close,
[00:01:24] what, in your opinion, hinders his
[00:01:27] peacemaking? Well, you see, there.
[00:02:30] came to the polls even in conditions of bloody
[00:02:33] battles, why is Kyiv not able to organize a similar
[00:02:37] vote? how would you answer this question, why are there no elections,
[00:02:40] presidential elections in Ukraine, because Zelensky's powers expired in
[00:02:44] twenty-four? We believe that this is not illegitimate
[00:02:48] and, how can I say, his power is absolutely not needed by us, and he
[00:02:51] believes that it is necessary, yes, moreover, everyone in the West thinks that yes, what's
[00:02:55] wrong, why hold them, you see, the United
[00:02:58] States is trying to pressure him there. There might be a displacement, naturally, to
[00:03:02] negotiate with someone more reasonable, in
[00:03:06] this case, this MI6 agent, it's obviously
[00:03:08] Zelensky, well, well, note, no
[00:03:12] head of state can
[00:03:15] imagine such a thing, that you come, for example, to
[00:03:18] London, went to MI6, that is,
[00:03:22] is it really, well, he goes there like to work, well, think about
[00:03:25] this at all, you know, well, imagine, if
[00:03:29] someone came to Lubyanka, just a minute, I have business here, to
[00:03:33] Lubyanka, to Sergei Evgenievich Ryzhsky,
[00:03:35] Рышскину,
[00:03:37] well, that's just beyond the pale, that is, even if you
[00:03:41] have something, well, you meet on neutral ground, well, no, he wouldn't even
[00:03:45] be embarrassed, so this is an MI6 agent, that's
[00:03:48] why should he listen to others, he believes that these guys will
[00:03:52] save him, he has British special forces guarding him, all
[00:03:55] that sort of thing, so why
[00:03:58] does he need elections? Why should we hold them,
[00:04:02] please, we held them, we had elections to the State Duma this
[00:04:05] year, very difficult elections, I must say, we have more
[00:04:09] than that, several, six members of election commissions
[00:04:13] died, died, few people talk about that, six
[00:04:17] people died, I'm not even talking about how many were wounded and how many,
[00:04:20] so to speak,
[00:04:22] they, we held these elections, held them, well,
[00:04:26] hold them, why don't you want to hold them, no, they won't...
[00:05:00] she hears us, which never happened, neither under
[00:05:03] Biden, nor under anyone there, well,
[00:05:07] but today they hear us, and this, this is a great
[00:05:11] achievement, among other things. That is, you evaluate this
[00:05:14] as progress, as a person who is on the front
[00:05:17] understands the situation, the only moment we
[00:05:21] can use is a trilateral meeting, which everyone
[00:05:24] is afraid of, but which everyone needs, this is
[00:05:28] the most important thing, we will bring it closer as much as we can, let's in conclusion of our broadcast
[00:05:31] still watch a video from Oleshky, this
[00:05:35] is how evacuees are met in Simferopol, generally in my
[00:05:39] opinion, what is this story about, probably, about the fact that the party...
[00:06:12] but still a step towards peace, for which we all pray, I would like to
[00:06:16] think so, yes, thank you very much, thank you, we are always happy
[00:06:20] to welcome you in our studio, come, this was the program meanwhile,
[00:06:23] we are on air from Monday to Thursday at
[00:06:26] 22:35 on Zvezda channel.
[00:07:00] flew here and can fly again and
[00:07:03] it's a bit alarming,
[00:07:06] everyone tries not to show it, the whole department knows that Lena is back, yes,
[00:07:10] where did the Telegram channel come from?
[00:07:13] Oh my God, there's cold water for a few hours, no hot water
[00:07:16] at all, so washing up is always a bucket,
[00:07:20] a bowl, a pot,
[00:07:22] entertain yourselves, guys, here gathered those people who have a certain
[00:07:26] idea, who want to finish what started in 2014, they themselves understand what
[00:07:30] they need to do, the chemical faculty is all
[00:07:33] shelled, everything is broken, my grandfather always said that if you see that
[00:07:36] the bench is not painted and it's crooked,
[00:07:40] just do it yourself. Don't complain about the authorities, that the
[00:07:44] mayor is bad, the president is bad, someone else is bad, start with yourself, now
[00:07:48] we are heading through the trenches to the
[00:07:51] front line, the distance to the enemy is just under
[00:07:54] 100 meters, I want to cheer up the guys
[00:07:58] with a cake, I am Elena Sokolova, a servicewoman of
[00:08:01] the international brigade Pyatnashka since the beginning of the war in
[00:08:04] Donbass.
[00:08:12] I'll start by saying that I'm from a small town of Dimitrov in the Donetsk region, it's still
[00:08:16] under Ukraine, it's not liberated, I haven't been there for 9 years,
[00:08:20] and once from Donetsk from
[00:08:23] my studies, I studied at Donetsk National University,
[00:08:27] I drove along the Krasnoarmeyskoye highway, through Karlovka, back then it
[00:08:30] was still possible, at the checkpoint stood my
[00:08:34] classmates, they stood there, in whatever they had, like some civilian
[00:08:37] t-shirt, some pants, some worn-out sneakers, all dirty.
[00:08:41] But with such burning eyes,
[00:08:45] I already thought about that, well, I want to help them
[00:08:48] in some way, you want socks, I'll sew them up,
[00:08:52] clean the barracks, cook food, that is, well, I'm not strong
[00:08:56] in medicine at all, to provide some help, well, I talked to
[00:08:59] a classmate, we came to meet the commander, the commander asked what I
[00:09:03] knew how to do, I said that I was a first-year student of journalism,
[00:09:06] he says: well, then be a journalist, he says,
[00:09:09] don't reinvent the wheel, shoot there?
[00:09:42] a very bad situation,
[00:09:45] now if there are snipers there, their
[00:09:49] scope won't even glint, it won't
[00:09:52] shine, you won't notice it, uh-huh, so it's in their
[00:09:55] favor now, of course, now
[00:09:57] the sun is our enemy, in the morning it will be our friend, I learned
[00:10:01] to edit, I learned to shoot, thank God my grandmother gave me a
[00:10:04] camera back then, so I had something to use, in the unit they gave me
[00:10:07] a GoPro, and I, not knowing absolutely anything,
[00:10:11] I had no knowledge. I watched how federal TV channels do it,
[00:10:15] and I just tried to do the same, understanding that it was very
[00:10:18] bad, despite the colossal destruction and
[00:10:21] seven-month blockade, the city of Debaltsevo continues to live.
[00:10:25] The international brigade Pyatnashka organized
[00:10:27] a charity concert, this is Debaltsevo just
[00:10:31] after liberation, this is the first concert that
[00:10:35] was there, so there was a field kitchen,
[00:10:38] tea, gingerbread, children just came out of the basements, they were
[00:10:42] so dirty, scared, the city was broken, so
[00:10:45] Pyatnashka brought a concert there, people were given
[00:10:48] bread, the militias danced, everything
[00:10:51] was so heartfelt.
[00:11:00] My task is to film stories and document what the guys are doing
[00:11:03] here, so I don't carry weapons, well,
[00:11:07] that's why I spend time with the guys here, observe how
[00:11:10] they grow, how they master military affairs,
[00:11:14] and of course, a low bow to our guys,
[00:11:17] because here at the training ground they don't spare their efforts, that is,
[00:11:21] it's until the tenth sweat, but the guys still
[00:11:24] repeat it. Again, again, again, again, because they know that at
[00:11:27] the front, these skills are, of course, necessary for them,
[00:11:41] tell me, what is happening here today, what skills
[00:11:45] have been practiced, what exercises, as you can see, today our friendly
[00:11:49] family gathered here at the training ground to practice working in pairs, working
[00:11:52] in twos, we cover each other, again we work as a
[00:11:56] team so that we hear each other, not to harm
[00:11:59] each other, we keep a certain distance,
[00:12:02] we gain valuable experience that our respected
[00:12:05] instructors give us, here gathered those people who have a certain
[00:12:09] idea, who want to finish what started in 2014, they themselves understand
[00:12:13] what they need to do, again our instructors tell us how to work
[00:12:16] correctly and so that we are safe, and so that we can
[00:12:19] finish what our possible grandfathers-great-grandfathers,
[00:12:23] our uncles started. And we will move
[00:12:26] forward. lowered it a bit towards
[00:12:30] himself, all right, came out
[00:12:34] immediately, your task is to reach cover, you are
[00:12:38] covered,
[00:12:45] Lena, I'm subscribed to you, I know you're in different places, in short,
[00:12:48] thank you, such a small fragile woman, you're doing a big, huge job for our country, and you're
[00:12:52] from here, Donetsk, right, from where exactly? Well,
[00:12:56] from the Kalinin district, oh, so directly from Donetsk. I'm just
[00:12:59] looking for my compatriots, I'm from Dimitrov, Donetsk
[00:13:02] region,
[00:13:07] also waiting to go home, yes, how to get there, the spirit
[00:13:10] of Pyatnashka, it hasn't changed at all from the very beginning, that is, it's an
[00:13:14] international brigade, where shoulder to shoulder
[00:13:17] stand people of different nationalities, different
[00:13:20] genders, different faiths, different languages, different
[00:13:24] cultures.
[00:13:55] I also went on combat missions, that is, they go on rotation, take me with
[00:13:58] them, and we live with them for several
[00:14:01] days, that is, they are on combat duty there, I just, I don't know, chop salads,
[00:14:05] cook soup, and at the same time shoot stories, that is, in
[00:14:08] principle, we sleep with the guys on the floor there,
[00:14:12] in Marinka we slept in a garage that was shot through from the five-story building, it
[00:14:15] could burn down at any moment, because it was wooden, well, we slept on the floor
[00:14:19] in body armor and helmets, those who had
[00:14:22] body armor, then we were moved to...
[00:14:56] Here are my protective gear - in which I
[00:15:00] go to the front, this is a helmet, here I
[00:15:04] have body armor, a cover Arsarma, this was
[00:15:08] bought, in front I have a lightweight
[00:15:11] SVP plate, behind I have a Granite-3 plate, that
[00:15:15] is, it's fifth-class protection, but since
[00:15:18] I'm small, fifty-kilogram, these
[00:15:22] plates were fitted for me. My chevron is Elena Sokolova, I worked
[00:15:25] at a TV company in Novosibirsk, I had this chevron on my winter
[00:15:29] jacket, and when I quit there, left for
[00:15:33] Donbass, they gave me this chevron. Now it's with me on my body armor,
[00:15:36] подарили. теперь он со мной на бронежилете,
[00:15:51] My daughter was born, her name is
[00:15:53] Ekaterina, my little
[00:15:56] empress, when some grandiose
[00:16:00] fuss was being prepared here, it was clear that there was an evacuation, all
[00:16:02] that, my reaction as a mother, as
[00:16:05] a parent who must provide a basic sense
[00:16:09] of security to a child, is to take them away and hide them. My husband had been
[00:16:13] urging me for a long time to leave here, saying, "Why do you need this regional
[00:16:16] journalism, you're fixated on the war, you'll have more
[00:16:20] opportunities in Russia, you'll go work
[00:16:23] for some other channel, a bigger one, you'll
[00:16:26] develop." Well, and of course, my daughter
[00:16:29] became the main argument, and we still left, this
[00:16:33] decision was very difficult for me
[00:16:35] to make.
[00:16:52] new place, I had to somehow settle in, understand what's where, how
[00:16:55] things are arranged, get a job, and I didn't
[00:16:59] believe in myself much then, I first went there, well,
[00:17:03] I even looked for work as a salesperson in a store, that's it,
[00:17:07] it's just that the move and this decision to leave my homeland
[00:17:10] broke me, but then everything was okay, I went into
[00:17:14] television, while on the contact line the machine gun
[00:17:17] rattles, in Siberia, in the college of light industry, sewing machines work
[00:17:21] non-stop, students stitch by stitch sew frameless
[00:17:24] stretchers, fleece scarves, sleeping bags for the military, I
[00:17:28] got overwhelmed there, and quite a lot, that is, some flashbacks, I slept very
[00:17:32] badly, and I had to take sedatives, just
[00:17:36] to fall asleep. I started to be afraid of fireworks, a couple
[00:17:40] of times it happened that, well, I'm sleeping somewhere, fireworks outside,
[00:17:44] I grab the child in a blanket and run to the bathroom, something I never did
[00:17:48] in Donetsk, I lived there for a year and a half,
[00:17:50] and thoughts of returning began to appear
[00:17:53] with the start of the special operation
[00:17:56] itself, I was incredibly happy that
[00:17:59] Russia recognized us, finally we became a legitimate
[00:18:03] territory, and we waited so long for this,
[00:18:06] well... it can't even be described in words, it's something
[00:18:09] at the soul level, it's, well, every Donchanin
[00:18:13] understands what price all this
[00:18:15] cost, because no matter what family you touch, everyone was touched by the war,
[00:18:19] and there were deaths everywhere
[00:18:22] and injuries, somewhere someone's apartment was destroyed,
[00:18:25] here if you poke anyone, everyone has several stories of how they
[00:18:29] came under shelling, generally Donchanins don't like to
[00:18:32] talk about it, but such stories exist for everyone, really for
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[00:24:54] actions, it was very painful to watch,
[00:24:57] but for me it's like this comparison, when a
[00:25:00] person gets cancer, you don't wait for this tumor to
[00:25:04] kill him, indeed, the tumor of Nazism has struck
[00:25:07] Ukraine, and now our military, like
[00:25:10] oncologists, are removing this cancerous tumor, yes, it's not
[00:25:14] painless, but then there will be rehabilitation, then there will be recovery
[00:25:17] and a normal, happy, long life.
[00:25:35] Dangerous, they shot, because the chemical
[00:25:38] faculty was all shelled, all the windows were broken,
[00:25:41] the roof, the physical faculty, that's
[00:25:44] it, everything is broken, here
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[00:26:41] I couldn't sleep without it, now it's 10 PM, the DMZ hums,
[00:26:45] bliss, time for bed, it hums in the morning, that's it, time to get up,
[00:26:48] the sun has risen, roses, I approach them, I can't
[00:26:52] get enough of their scent, I just close my eyes sometimes, I walk
[00:26:55] along the embankment enjoying the way the
[00:26:59] wind simply blows, because this is native. Something at the
[00:27:03] DNA level, I can't describe it in words,
[00:27:06] I was really very happy that I returned here, and
[00:27:10] I'm still in some kind of euphoria, I've been here for
[00:27:13] a month, I feel like I just arrived yesterday, because there are some
[00:27:17] endless even spontaneous meetings, and it's
[00:27:20] such a pleasure to see people that they are still here, I know, if these
[00:27:24] people, if they are here, everything will be
[00:27:27] fine, I, for example, even noticed the difference
[00:27:30] in us living.
[00:28:38] Being in Novosibirsk, we
[00:28:41] talked with peers about how to save up for a vacation,
[00:28:44] go, they think about Turkey or Thailand, they
[00:28:48] think about buying a new car or saving up for an apartment, I don't
[00:28:52] know, having children, these are absolutely normal dreams. Here, young
[00:28:56] people have different thoughts, yes, how to get water in a bottle,
[00:28:59] have time to wash, how not to break your home, if
[00:29:03] it's broken, where to get windows cheaper, and how to
[00:29:05] earn a piece of bread, because today you have a job, tomorrow it
[00:29:09] might not be there, because the office was hit, and here you basically
[00:29:12] worry about other things, you learn some
[00:29:16] story, that for example, there is
[00:29:18] a woman whose husband died after shelling, and her legs were torn off,
[00:29:22] she was left with two children alone, this is a very real story, the
[00:29:26] Pyatnashka brigade is now helping this family, your
[00:29:29] brain already works differently, you think how to help these...
[00:29:33] you already think, I earned so much, how much can I allocate
[00:29:36] to help others, that's exactly what I'm waiting for today, the day of water, to
[00:29:40] wash the dishes, because washing the dishes
[00:29:42] when there's no water is a story like this: a pot is filled,
[00:29:46] the stove is turned on,
[00:29:50] water is heated, a container is taken,
[00:29:53] first hot water is poured, then cold, all this
[00:29:56] is washed, the water is poured out, the process starts again,
[00:30:00] to rinse it, I still think it's...
[00:30:32] you go without water not for 3 days, right, but
[00:30:36] it turns out for six, that life, it seems to me, also goes on there, well, not it seems,
[00:30:40] but it also goes on, people still do their own things, it's impossible to always
[00:30:44] sit at home, the war has been going on for the tenth year
[00:30:47] constantly hiding in your apartment or living in the basement,
[00:30:51] well, it just seems to me that you can go crazy, it's a direct path to
[00:30:54] a psychiatric hospital, people still need to live somehow, just even
[00:30:58] take a walk, breathe fresh air.