today i want to eat, i have no bread, that's it, i understand, i understand, and on monday the prosecutor's office comes and says: show me on what grounds you issued it, they open a criminal case against me, bread is brought from nikolaev, if it was not brought, then it did not exist.

for 60 years, no one thought to do something for the water utility, am i right in understanding, yes, not a single meter was replaced, neither water supply, nor sewerage, everyone thought that it would last forever, nikolai vasilyevich, when you were mayor, two terms, how many meters did you replace, it will be a three-story clinic and a two-story infectious diseases department, of course, taking into account the bomb shelter, as we discussed, a modern shelter for...

those who are afraid to take up arms, i will not say anything, it is your choice , if you want, you can go as you feel inside , as your soul thinks, as you feel inside, as your soul thinks, but i will tell you, 80% of our employees took up arms and accepted the fight on march 1, march 1 accepted the fight, my family was with us until march 20 under all the shelling

, did not hold weapons, good day, good day, good days, be afraid of us, why, and stink, don't tell us anything about our ears, what's the matter, yo, there's no one at all, go to the right, so i'm already yo, so go to the right, i'm putting it out.

we stand in a column, in a column we move to the center, we'll break through to our

troop, i say: "vitaly stepanovich, i know another way, let's not go in a column, but go next to the neighboring one, well, in general."

they were surprised and said: "and maybe you also have ammunition? we gave them ammunition, gave them guns, filled the equipment with diesel, and the guys actively began to liberate our society."

the guys were on duty at the site, they were buried under these rubbles, this is my comrade in arms, a young man who, while studying at the university, took up arms and stood up to defend our state, with arms and a stand to defend our state, the remains of solar panels, which were planned to heat this pool, illuminate the room, illuminate.

all the work that is being done, is done by the whole society together, not separately, not he, not me, not some official, this is done by the whole society, the whole society together,

i would like maybe, maybe... i would like to just be a family 24 hours a day, 24/7, kiss, kiss my son, hello, welcome, lots of work, yes 24 hours. well, what can you do, such a life, as he said, for me mom is always sacred, he always said and says so, i know it, and i think it will never change, something touched me a little, well, that's it, well, although i have such a thing a little bit

with age, yes son, who thought,

katya, katya, get up, katyonok, she's eating, well, it's time to get up already, she's here with me, only she has such an arrogance, or what?

currently, neprezyata covers events in the world, in israel in ukraine, the channel is currently i like its plot, that they tell the whole truth. this channel, i am very glad to see you, that...

hello everyone, today we had a fun night, a lot of sirens. explosions, it was noisy, we did not get enough sleep, only nastya seemed to get enough sleep, yes , this video maria poshkurovo published on june 14, the day after the start of the iran-israel war, seven-year-old nastya tells what she feels herself well, according to her father, she was not afraid even of missiles. on the 14th, when i was talking to her at lunch with my daughter on the voice, she told me, i saw how missiles, missiles fly, and then the second one says how they were shot down... artyom was then fighting in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine, in the airborne assault brigade, he volunteered a month after the full-scale russian invasion. my wife called me and said: here is the situation, my daughter

started eating poorly, started to eat something thin, she took her to the starlab clinic tests, well, the tests confirmed by the blood that something was wrong, they sent me to kiev, there they confirmed leukemia, well, and what in odessa they immediately put me in the hospital, i immediately naturally took a vacation, i immediately came. well, from there they decided, as if it were clear, that it was necessary to treat with chemotherapy, and then, as if, the chemotherapy had to be improved, put a higher one, in odessa there were no such, the family faced the task of finding a clinic abroad, they collected money for treatment for several months already at the end of the twenty the second year nastya and her mother moved to israel, later grandma elena, maria's mother, came to help. nastya was in a serious enough condition, she was very weak, not... she they were hospitalized for a very long time, they were treated in the ichelov hospital, they were in a closed box, which basically suggests that

the child's life ends with the size of the bed, that you can't go anywhere, all the games, everything, all the socialization happens within the confines of this bed. mom was actively involved in the girl's socialization looking for funds for treatment, for this purpose she remade hers. it's not scary, and there is a doll exactly the same, looks like you, and nastya did not take the doll then, that is, we left, this doll remained with us, she refused to take it,

which shocked us a little, she said: no, no, i only play with horror stories, she had some such scary monsters, on her first birthday, which we celebrated with her, we searched the whole world for these monsters, in 2 years nastya survived. two relapses, she could not go home, too weak, she saw her father only via video link, already in 2024 maria's nephews, ten-year-old kostya and fourteen-year-old ilya, moved to israel, with them nastya became a little more cheerful, these are people who just wanted to live, who were fleeing first, first from war and from illness, then, in general, not just from one war, but from the war that was here, because they had to live through this too, in this not... in a large town near tel aviv, batami, one of the most terrible tragedies of the iranian-israeli war took place war. on the third night of the standoff , an iranian missile hit a residential building, killing nine and injuring dozens.

it was not immediately known that it was the death of an entire ukrainian family. she lived on the seventh floor of the building, and the house was old, there was only one shelter, on the first floor. the family did not have time to go down. little nastya was seriously ill and could hardly move. the first to learn about what had happened was the chance for life foundation, which was helping the family. the co-founder of the organization , inna bakhareva, checked the lists and immediately went to the scene. panic, there were a lot of cars, i had in my head that i would just come now, they would be standing there, i don’t know, in their pajamas, i would put them in the car and bring them home, that is, i had such a picture in my head, and i was the first, i don’t know how long i ran down the street, just shouting: “burik, burik, burik.” that is, i thought that they would now come out of the crowd of people and respond to their last name.

on the fourth, my godmother from odessa called, well, my godmother naturally, nastina, my godmother, her aunt, said, what are you doing,

those were my words exactly, i said: here, well, i'm fixing the car, she says, sit down, since that day i sat down she told me, here's the situation, a rocket flew into a house in israel, everyone died. rescuers found maria's body under the rubble only on the fifth day of searching. artyom still refuses to accept what happened, i can't explain it, that's how i try, so as not to float, like this, as i'm sitting with you now, talking, and this is my personal internal, well. support, of course, but what will you support here, here is the only thing that can be said in life, be strong, hold on, be strong, well that's all, that's all i can tell you, the press found out about what happened faster than many relatives, volunteers are perplexed, the first publications appeared against their will, i live in a city where these missiles also took lives today, and it 's not just scary, it's terrible that today

, somewhere in this world, people still don't... understand how it is, how abnormal it is, how it shouldn't be, and i'm scared, very scared because very often, when it doesn't concern a person, personally, it doesn't concern him i don't understand why this is happening, i don't know, the war with iran caught more than 23 thousand ukrainian refugees in israel, among them, they say, volunteers, there are victims, some... were deprived of their homes as a result of rocket attacks, but before the tragedy of the burik family no one believed that this was possible, here there was, let's say, a feeling that there was greater security here, despite the fact that october 7 happened in israel, but probably not only in israel and in ukraine they thought so, that israel is a country that can protect, that we have an iron dome that protects, we have a lot of things, and this

is well for today already yes...

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