under washington’s tune, everyone became enemies, among them the residents of donbass were in the forefront, it was in donbass that not just a war with shelling and bombing began, but a hybrid confrontation began there, where the word became the same weapon as a rifle. they do not limit themselves in any way in their tools, not only do they have it all agreed upon, that is, only there are snipers, the media immediately prescribes everything, who it is, who did it, who shot, it will of course be as beneficial to them .

my husband died, so we are left, now with daughter and granddaughter, so somehow there wasn’t enough money, so to speak, so i had to go serve in the army, so they advised me to sign a prison sentence. a contract, well, that’s it, i decided to go, well, maybe i should say, to serve, it’s a loud word, just to work as a cook, getting a job was unrealistic, there was nowhere and for that kind of money it was simply easier to get into the army, yes, somehow to live, feed my family and exist, i served in the mariopol military hospital, at the time when i was at home, i had day off, they called from the unit... uh, they said

that we needed to urgently arrive at the unit, it was 13 at night, well, i got ready and went to the unit , they didn’t let us out of there anymore, uh, no one told us anything, didn’t explain, we don’t know how would not have understood anything, one might say, but then on the 224th, when we heard the rumble of planes and everything else, we then already understood what was happening, so we sat there until the month of march, until the thirteenth, during which time, well to say, no matter how much panic there was in the first days, because well, it’s like, well, that’s it for us it was normal to say that help was on the way.

victory was ours, but help never came, realizing that it would no longer be possible to hold the city by retreating, but... to all those who sincerely hated the illegal kiev government and the nationalist units that occupied mariupol, imagine what they are doing, they are just shooting to living houses, where are the military? there are terrible shellings, houses are burning below, our area is being hit, now completely, pray, we really need

prayer, we arrived at some position, and there they were already laying out guns. this is how we live, damn it, who they said to shoot at, what to fire at, well, we asked, well, it was just interesting in general, where we were working, they didn’t answer us, well, i was more

interested in where we were shooting in general, well, i don’t know, they didn’t say don’t report to us, you witnessed moments like this when, for example. radio communications gave orders to shell civilian areas, well, there were civilian areas everywhere, well , the same nine-story private houses, of course there were, that is, quite, well, there were all over mariupol, every day there were such orders, the ukrainian tank was hitting houses, just stupidly smashing houses, smashing them, just like that.

don’t worry, there were a lot of wounded, there was everything, there was panic, there was a fuss, they carried the wounded on gurneys, in wheelchairs, rewound, bandaged, and their legs were cut off, we saw all this, we heard it, well, it’s scary, we had - the commander’s order, uh, well , the civilian population is trying, well, not to provide assistance, but only providing assistance, well , to their own military, and to ignore the civilian population, a large number of wounded were admitted to the hospital, there were corpses,

it was scary, they started digging okupas on the territory of the hospital, the cars were stolen, and so the commander began to evacuate people to... to azovstal, but we sat until the last, we were not going there, because there were various rumors that it was dangerous there, there was no turning back, so when the shelling of the city had already started and the situation was so tense, we decided to leave, we saw the steel burning, the whole city was on fire, the area was strewn with corpses, but...

well, now it’s hard to remember everything.

cars are waiting for mariupol residents and refugees, yes daupolsk children children children shot by a car are waiting to take people out of mariupol, it’s hell there, it’s just hell.

we need to take this task, look, guys, let’s go, i’ll go too, we went into the entrance, and then, well, yes, shine a little light, he’s a grandmother, dead. we don’t even know what’s next there,

there’s asovstal, i don’t remember which street. behind these houses there is more, more, more, more to go, one of the heroic stories that local residents still remember happened in the spring of last year, a russian armored personnel carrier was moving along this road, it was stopped by enemy fire, and after that, one of the fighters began to climb out of the burning car, but instead of saving his life, he pulled out his burning comrade. at that moment the bull that was inside detonated, the car exploded along with the people who were on it, and this incident,

people who saw everything that was happening, remember as an example of a russian soldier, when russians do not abandon their own, about that moment to this day the pore resembles a stain left from a burning car, its parts that are lying along the road, as well as the helmet of a deceased soldier and... his bulletproof vest was destroyed, the turret was lying at the neighbor's, here he is, the hatch is lying with this bumper, here. where is the hatch? here it lies, yeah, they took the tower, they came, well

, in the summer, back in the dpr, soldiers took the dpr from the dpr, the pillar was removed, and the hatch, here it lies, imagine, it exploded right there on corner b, that’s right there , that’s how to drive up, that that section, at the beginning of that section on the road, there it is, there should even be a number here, look what’s left with the city, where are you, where is the city, it’s not with my daughter. no apartment, no one, what did you do, what, asked, leave, that's all you won’t be able to fight with this army, there’s nothing, i worked for you for 12 years, i earned money, my legs gave out when they shot, my legs, she only started walking recently, have you ever pulled your wife like that, we fell there, he says , i can’t go, i say, put me with them already, i say, lie here, and you took a car, one second, drove out, and at night they came again, and why didn’t you ask, there are people here there are still survivors left, maybe they need to be evacuated,

she came here, here she is, bam-bam-bam-bam, and she came back here, why are you, look. we were sitting in this basement, we asked you, here, i had two old men of 80 years old, a wife, we have a basement 2.20 by 2.60, well, can you imagine what was there, you were running around the building, and we sat there the whole day, an armored personnel carrier, an armored personnel carrier drove, i know that, around the houses they were hiding behind the houses, look what was left, here is the house, there is an intact soldier, and between our houses, we would drive an armored personnel carrier there , they would shoot for him, but no shit, right? it was a pity to hide there for our own, they hid behind these houses, look what was left with the houses, there was an infantry fighting vehicle here behind the house, it drove out and shot at the village, then drove behind this house, and behind the house there was an armored personnel carrier, drove out here right to the gate with which he fired back, drove behind her house, and this house

was made of red, this was the armored personnel carrier standing behind it, there was theirs , they were leaving. third hundred, second special forces battalion azov regiment, military unit 3057, position marksman sniper of the second or third category, marksman for azov sniper of the second or third category official entry. since mariupol had become a den of nazi battalions since 2014, it was well known here that

that they would come for them, weapons and provisions were collected in abundance by 2022.

in the apartment they looked for jewelry, money, it was all stolen, so to speak, the apartment was abandoned, shops were robbed, gold was stolen, there were all sorts of telephones, computers, i know that for sure, although still no one took it anywhere. as if everything had remained at the factory, there was even a case where they found gold instead of slabs on a dead man in a bulletproof vest, naphata there, so mariupol, likovalny lane, huh?

come here, here you go. chips, how are you, normal, young people, how did you survive all this, or you’re still worried, we’re still worried, a couple

of apartments have burned down, but you can live, well, wait, they’ll feed you now, that’s for you, you understand, who we are, we are against the fascists, i understand, that’s the most important thing, being a fascist is bad. and you don’t know when it will be here, when we will break them, soon, soon, and then we will restore, and then we will restore, we will help you, we will come to you, we will do everything, everything, thank you, i gave you bread, yes, bread gave, cookies, gave waffles, gave cushions, well, they looked out on the fifth floor of a five-story building, we we were sitting in the basement, they were sitting with us, they were holding us. days as hostages, we weren’t allowed out into the street at all, we didn’t see the light of day, we’re sorry, but these are high school soldiers with azov men, we ’ll excuse the expression, we went to the toilet when needed in disposable bags, we

weren’t given any boiling water for 3 days, in general nothing anywhere, we asked to go home, they said that we had food and cigarettes there, let us go, let us run from house to house, they would spot us, like, no, they went out onto the roof, they fired back, that is, they gave a tip, that here we are... here and literally 15 minutes later answers were flying, answers, of course, were already flying from russia, it’s just that a woman lay down with us, there was no one, she says she died of starvation, she didn’t eat anything, 14°, no heating, no light, no water, no gas, no windows, there was nothing, and the rain, if it starts like this, everything flows, everything is wet, i’m on the fifth floor, just everything, like everything in general... we, what we survived it, you see, it’s not

just that we saw it all morally, a lot of people died here in the house, that’s it survived, there were corpses driving around the houses, they buried them, then they took them out, then they took them out already in june, the month already here began to stink so much. tambor headquarters was, whose headquarters? dpr, dpr, yes, the headquarters, the entire military was there, they brought us food, they fed us, they gave us water , they brought us water, thanks to them, yes, thank you, but no one gave us a piece of bread, ukraine, although we are ukrainian, well, yeah , well, they didn’t give it, but these guys separated, they’ll bring it to them, come out of the basement, we’re walking with a bowl, like... they showed how they show war with bowls,

i took him by the hand and we ran here along there were snipers all around the avenue, why did our houses catch fire, because there were snipers everywhere, and we were between the dpr and the azov people, we weren’t there, it wasn’t the ukrainian troops there, it was there... azov, it was worse, it was very scary to watch through the window, when the war is approaching you, i was on the sixth floor, that’s how you see, houses are burning, every morning people are in single file with suitcases, walking somewhere in our direction, not realizing that the front will be there, you we saw that city of ours there, that's where our houses went, he destroyed, it was hard, there was no water. it wasn’t, it’s good that it snowed, we can do it, we’ve put a new playground there, the sandbox is closed, there are roofs there...

uh, well, let’s say there’s a private sector, there may be a position in one private sector , here’s the next house right away, civilians live at sea, when we , through the commissioner’s office, and i ended up in mariupol, we accordingly began to interrogate the local population for war crimes, in general, what happened, how it happened, and the majority of citizens, especially those who lived on the outskirts of mariupol, told the same situation. even before the start of the northern military district, literally 2 days in advance, specifically representatives of azov occupied all the nine-story buildings along the perimeter, the last floors, that is, the seventh, eighth, ninth, for defense, as i understand it, well, supposedly for the defense of the city, thereby evicting them from there, simply having thrown out into the street those residents who lived in this place, they were forced down into the basement, how is that? alive or already all, well,

alive, but just so to speak, they showed did they beat their way down? no, they didn’t beat them, but they took them down by force, so, i don’t know, how they dragged them or the butt, well, they dragged them into the basements, there are methods of warfare. accordingly, well, fight in the fields, yes, they couldn’t, leave the city, move on, but this was done, that is, it was done deliberately, they made this blockade, we all remember that there was simply a wall covering the civilian population, how many the russian federation got in touch in order to organize humanitarian corridors, evacuate the population, civilians population, and not on the territory of the russian federation, on the territory of ukraine in exactly the same way, but all this was categorically

ignored, this was done in order to... delay all these military operations, because everyone understood that the city no one will destroy while there are civilians there, and thus this is one of the most terrible war crimes, and then, of course, when they realized that, well, the position was lost, they would need to retreat, and the citizens, by the way , not only in mariupol, it’s all about the waves here it fits, well, i mean people’s stories, let’s just say everything, they are already moving away from the position, the tank turns around, and just starts bombing. here is the civilian population, civilian buildings, that is, nine-story buildings, respectively, some residential and other sectors, i remember very well the weekdays, there is a central city hospital, accordingly, well, the chief doctor, all other doctors provided medical support, provided that how would they continue to function, well, so as not to interfere with work, yes, as not only with military, but with the civilian population, here is the chief physician, we talked to him, he said

when we left, he said, here we are, he says treat.

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hello, when does hungarian prime minister orban warn that european politicians are preparing for war with russia? when poland and the baltic countries turn their countries into nato barracks, testing grounds for imported tanks, when hotheads are not cut off by the prospect of a nuclear confrontation, we are especially acutely aware of the level of responsibility and pressure on our military. we will definitely talk about this today. but there is another front, and we are all on it, regardless of gender, age, and most importantly desire, this is front-information. the day before , media professionals from all over belarus gathered in mogilev, but... what made this forum special was the president’s speech, this is one of the important messages. we continue to be subjected to the largest hybrid pressure in recent history from the west, political, through the promotion of an anti-belarus position in

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