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[00:00:00] strikes in Russia. Why are some Russian [00:00:02] regions left in total darkness? My name [00:00:04] is Libina Petra. I'll tell you more news [00:00:07] shortly, including about the talks that [00:00:09] recently ended in Geneva, which the [00:00:11] Kremlin is traditionally staying silent [00:00:14] about. [00:00:15] >> Wait, a delegation has not yet arrived. [00:00:17] It is too early to ask such questions. [00:00:20] >> After the talks ended, the Russian and [00:00:22] Ukrainian sides held a closed door [00:00:24] meeting. Here are some details. [00:00:30] So many people. [00:00:33] >> Hello everyone. Thank you for coming. Uh [00:00:38] delegation we with a small statement and [00:00:41] afterwards we are [00:00:43] >> yeah good afternoon everybody. Uh today [00:00:46] we had another round of trilateral [00:00:49] negotiations in the Ukraine USR Russia [00:00:52] format. Uh the discussions were [00:00:56] intensive and substantive. We thank our [00:00:59] US partners for ensuring that the [00:01:01] process is not stopping and continues [00:01:04] and Swiss side for hosting us and [00:01:06] hospitality. [00:01:08] Within the delegation, both political [00:01:10] and military tracks were engaged. [00:01:12] Security parameters and mechanisms for [00:01:14] implementing possible decisions were [00:01:16] discussed. A number of issues were [00:01:18] clarified while others remain under [00:01:21] additional coordination. [00:01:23] We're focused on working through the key [00:01:25] provisions required to finalize the [00:01:27] process. This is complex work that [00:01:29] requires alignment among all parties and [00:01:31] sufficient time. There's progress but no [00:01:35] details can be disclosed at this stage. [00:01:37] The next step is to achieve the [00:01:39] necessary level of consensus to submit [00:01:42] the developed decisions for [00:01:44] consideration by the presidents. Our [00:01:46] task is to prepare a practical not [00:01:48] merely formal foundation for this. [00:01:52] Ukraine remains constructive. The [00:01:54] ultimate objective is unchanged, a just [00:01:57] and sustainable peace. Thank you. [00:01:59] >> Thank you. [00:02:22] Demerinski shared a video of his [00:02:24] communication with the Ukrainian [00:02:26] delegation, noting that Ukraine's [00:02:28] representatives have clear instructions. [00:02:47] Demerinski is saying very right since he [00:02:49] says he's not interested in all the [00:02:52] reasons why Putin started this war or in [00:02:55] his so-called historical arguments [00:02:57] >> and I can definitely speak about it and [00:03:01] etc. But I don't need to waste time on [00:03:05] historic issues, reasons why he began [00:03:08] all this I think what he's uh [00:03:11] raising uh with Americans and etc that [00:03:15] it's not simple things about the Peter [00:03:17] the first and etc. I don't I don't need [00:03:19] it because for for for end this war and [00:03:23] to go to diplomatic way I don't need all [00:03:26] this historical Wmer Zilinski also [00:03:30] criticized the International Olympic [00:03:32] Committee because of the large number of [00:03:34] Russian athletes at the Olympics and and [00:03:38] that's why I I deeply understand the [00:03:39] details of of some um personalities [00:03:44] who've been taking part during Olympic [00:03:47] games who participated and teams for [00:03:50] example if you will look at [00:03:54] skating [00:03:57] skating if you will [00:03:59] for figure skating. [00:04:03] for example, [00:04:05] Germany, United States, uh Kazakhstan, [00:04:10] uh even I think I think Poland, maybe [00:04:12] I'm mistaken, but but in anyway. So, so [00:04:16] you can see [00:04:18] different countries Hungarian Hungarians [00:04:22] also in Hungarian by the way team in the [00:04:25] pair of skating figure the pair is both [00:04:29] Russians. Both Russians. So what I [00:04:32] wanted to say if you look for example [00:04:34] it's just one kind of sport during this [00:04:38] Olympic games if you will look at figure [00:04:40] skating you will see that [00:04:43] 30% maybe half 30% of the teams of of [00:04:49] all the countries have Russians there [00:04:53] not Russians which been born somewhere [00:04:56] so I'm not about you know their identity [00:05:01] not about roots. I'm about Russians [00:05:03] which trained in Moscow in St. Peterbber [00:05:06] which trained in Russia which moved [00:05:09] during the full scale war to other [00:05:12] country which changed their citizenship. [00:05:15] No, it's not my attitude to them that [00:05:18] was their decision. my attitude to [00:05:21] management of Olympic games and this is [00:05:25] I mean this it it depends on them that [00:05:30] was their choice they have to live with [00:05:33] it and they will live with it but at the [00:05:35] same time is what I said it's two [00:05:38] standards [00:05:41] >> well well also uh also president [00:05:43] Zalinski if I could if I if I could tell [00:05:46] you something I'll tell you something [00:05:47] else about Yes, I was going to mention [00:05:51] something else to you that the [00:05:53] >> Sorry, finish your point, please. [00:05:56] >> Oh, no. I I was I wanted to tell So, [00:05:58] they withdraw one guy [00:06:02] with a helmet. [00:06:04] >> Meanwhile, Russia keeps striking [00:06:05] Ukrainian frontline cities where [00:06:07] evocations are happening all the time. [00:06:10] This was stated by interior minister [00:06:12] Clemenco who spoke about his working [00:06:14] trip to Harker region. [00:06:18] Today we work in the Kakiv region namely [00:06:20] in territorial communities. [00:06:23] Kakiv region suffers every night and [00:06:25] every day from enemy strikes. [00:06:29] Since the beginning of this year alone, [00:06:31] we have recorded almost 740 strikes. [00:06:36] We found one. We are constantly [00:06:39] providing our divisions with new [00:06:40] equipment including robotic equipment. [00:06:44] Our main task is to come to the aid of [00:06:46] people on time. We also once again [00:06:48] listen to the readiness of our units [00:06:50] today. [00:06:53] These are units of the national police [00:06:55] of Ukraine, the state emergency service [00:06:57] which carry out the evacuation of [00:06:59] people. We are not talking about general [00:07:01] evacuation here when people leave on [00:07:03] their own. We are talking about the fact [00:07:05] that we are evacuating in extremely [00:07:07] difficult conditions under enemy fire. [00:07:12] People were taken out. [00:07:15] order. [00:07:16] >> Since the beginning of the large-scale [00:07:17] war, we have evacuated more than 2,800 [00:07:20] of our citizens in this way, including [00:07:23] 153 children. [00:07:28] We were also in our combat units today. [00:07:33] Kakiv region along with other defense [00:07:35] forces is defended by the forces of the [00:07:37] national guard and the state border [00:07:39] guard service as well as the forces of [00:07:41] the ministry of internal affairs. Our [00:07:43] military is firmly in their positions [00:07:45] working very effectively in the kansen's [00:07:47] direction. [00:07:52] And here I would like to talk about the [00:07:53] second core of the national guard under [00:07:55] the leadership of Ihor Oalinski. [00:07:59] They were not only able to stop the [00:08:01] enemy but also together with other [00:08:03] defense forces pushed the enemy away [00:08:05] from Kupansk. [00:08:08] And thanks to the resilience of you and [00:08:09] your brothers, our heroes, we managed to [00:08:12] rub the nose of the Russian Federation [00:08:13] in the Kian direction, [00:08:18] our forces on the ground will perform [00:08:20] combat and other tasks to make people [00:08:22] feel safe. [00:08:26] I serve the Ukrainian people. Evacations [00:08:29] are also ongoing in the Net region. [00:08:32] Rescues showed how together with police [00:08:34] they evacuated 13 residents of frontline [00:08:37] Rushka to a safer area. [00:08:54] >> Baskets. Baskets. Baskets. Dogs. Huh? A [00:08:57] normal dog. A normal dog. Yes. [00:09:03] Come on. Run. Go. Go. Go. Go. [00:09:07] >> I'll run out after. Then your dog will [00:09:09] come in. [00:09:14] >> Give me the things you got. [00:09:17] >> These bags. Huh? [00:09:27] >> To the left. Left. Left. to the left. [00:09:31] >> How many things do you have? [00:09:33] >> Don't make noise. Don't make noise. Give [00:09:35] me one bag. [00:09:36] >> Come through. [00:09:48] >> Stop. Hold it. Hold it. [00:09:55] >> Give hands. Let's go out carefully. [00:09:59] We hold them [00:10:01] >> carefully. [00:10:10] >> And one more thing. [00:10:11] >> Come on. Two bags only. [00:10:13] >> And the entrance. [00:10:14] >> Entrance. Yes. [00:10:16] >> Come on. [00:10:17] >> Please take the keys and hide them. [00:10:24] So you can let him sit here. [00:10:29] >> Cat, [00:10:32] >> it must be removed. Oh my god. [00:10:34] >> Take your time. Take your time, [00:10:36] >> Lord. Oh, thank you guys. May God grant [00:10:41] you health and good luck in your [00:10:42] difficult time. [00:10:43] >> Thank you mutually. It's okay. Phones [00:10:45] are like that but for nothing. [00:10:52] >> Hello. Let's get ready quickly. That's [00:10:55] all there is to it, isn't it? [00:10:57] >> Yes. And you, are you still staying? [00:11:04] >> Yes. [00:11:05] >> Hello. [00:11:07] Let's help. [00:11:12] >> Sit back. [00:11:15] >> Good luck. Sit down. [00:11:20] >> Hello. [00:11:22] Are there any other things? [00:11:23] >> No. No. Come through. [00:11:26] >> Good afternoon. [00:11:28] >> Good afternoon. [00:11:28] >> Good afternoon. [00:11:32] >> That's it. We'll be in touch. [00:11:37] >> That's it. Thank you. You're welcome. [00:11:38] Goodbye. [00:11:41] >> Yes. [00:11:46] Hello. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. [00:11:49] That's it. Sit down. [00:12:01] Come on. [00:12:06] >> I do. Oh, that's it. [00:12:11] >> Thank you. God bless you, children. [00:12:15] >> Oops. Wait. Don't rush. Don't rush. [00:12:19] There is a total blackout in Russia's [00:12:21] Belgar. Locals report strikes on a [00:12:23] thermal power plant. [00:13:09] The second one is overhead. arrival [00:13:13] again at the Belgrad thermal power [00:13:14] plant, the second one. What's wrong? [00:13:19] >> In Russia, officials said that the lack [00:13:21] of Sterling didn't affect the [00:13:23] battlefield. They even claimed that [00:13:26] Russian occupiers benefit because [00:13:28] Starling is no longer working. At the [00:13:30] same time, Russians are blackmailing [00:13:32] relatives of Ukrainian prisoners of war [00:13:34] to register devices in their names. The [00:13:37] shutdown of Starink terminals did not [00:13:39] affect the command and communication [00:13:40] system for troops and units of units in [00:13:42] the zone of a special military [00:13:43] operation. The existing communication [00:13:46] and control systems provide a stable [00:13:48] exchange of information through closed [00:13:49] channels. [00:13:51] I want to draw your attention to the [00:13:52] fact that Starlink terminals have been [00:13:54] disabled for 2 weeks now. But this did [00:13:56] not affect the intensity and [00:13:57] effectiveness of the troops of unmanned [00:13:58] systems which is confirmed by the data [00:14:00] of objective control of the destruction [00:14:02] of enemy equipment and manpower. [00:14:05] The deployment of the command and [00:14:07] control system is ensured by the use of [00:14:08] all types of communications. The use of [00:14:11] the enemy's means of communication at [00:14:12] the front was used only by individual [00:14:14] units and first of all to mislead the [00:14:16] enemy as well as to strike at its depth. [00:14:22] Officials of control points are provided [00:14:23] with all modern communication services [00:14:25] of domestic production. [00:14:29] The combat control system functions [00:14:30] steadily in Russia. propaganda works and [00:14:33] affects not only adults. This is how [00:14:36] children are being raised there. A [00:14:38] performance with kids holding weapons [00:14:40] that was staged inside a church. [00:14:58] Heat. [00:15:09] Heat. [00:15:20] Heat. Heat. [00:15:59] Dear viewers, thank you for watching [00:16:00] this video. Write in the comments where [00:16:03] you watching us from. It is important [00:16:05] for us to know the geography of our [00:16:07] audience. Support Ukraine. Together we [00:16:10] will win.