they didn't bomb the infrastructure, they didn't damage the water tower, they damaged the power grids, but in less than a day, the lights were restored and water appeared on our first floor. well, you know how water flows from these pipes, it's good that there's a filter there. the big tank hinted at drinking water there. that is, plus or minus, everything was not critical with us and after the third day the light was restored, the gas and the gas extinguisher were damaged and we no longer had any gas, but it was cold, very cold, but we have air conditioning at home and the light is warm, so that is, we had more quite decent conditions until the third number and after which the light and water disappeared and everything disappeared, so we already got into a condition in which the temperature in the apartment began to drop below so you follow 20 17 15 12 degrees for us this is

unacceptable temperature due to the consequences of the injury , because if the body is hypothermic below the injury, thermoregulation is disturbed, if we are hypothermic, it is already very difficult to warm up even under the five blankets under which we slept, it was extremely difficult to get up in the morning to go out into the world and get dressed i immediately put on jackets and pants as much as possible . i took with me plus or minus normal things, because they were on me, you know, they are not warm, uh, we didn’t take anything, the cat, and how many days since the light went out , how many days have you been in the cold? -th week well, on the 9th we left from the third, i count to 9:00 to leave. please tell me what was the last straw or a certain driving force for this, because there have already been cases of shelling of the evacuation corridors of people who were leaving just a little bit. they just knew the light with us worked

only vodafone we were able to buy electronic sim cards for ourselves, or is it true that we didn't really - vodafone did not really contribute to this, some kind of corporate culture in them was quite strange during the war, it was easier not to provide our services, they complicated this process but nevertheless , we managed to buy these sim cards and at least somehow i managed to get an internet connection there, because life and kyivstar simply disappeared from the radar, they could only work somewhere on the mountain, well, where we did not have access, but the neighbor was climbing, and the post we wrote on the network, the neighbor left apostola is from above, and then everyone started writing to me in messengers, telegrams, viberi, evacuation, any more news, i will tell you when i left . and we wrote there to the nearest and i had contact with the headquarters through people i knew and

what was related to the military, there was contact and understanding. yes, what is going on. i say you can go, don't sit . that is, we were still guided by advice from the military, i have many military acquaintances who i was not in the east or the north, in other hot spots or near kyiv, we understood the situation precisely from text messages, and i asked one more friend to cut the tape and give sublimated information, so in principle, we were plus or minus orientated there and knew by the third number how many cars we saw the photo is just on our streets, where i used to go every day, er , civilians were shot, well, it's terrible, and er, for example, about ruslan and the husband, er, the father of the children with the boy do you remember this shocking story where the boy was shot, he was saved only hood these are my neighbors, my brother, not my immediate brother, but my brother died, my father, the boy licks by accident, yes,

my father's brother is my neighbor, and he was the first to call me and ask me to spread it among journalists, well, to give publicity to this story, it was one of the first such tragic stories for us at that time of course it was very real yes we didn't know yet, i'll tell you that we don't even know half of what happened there, we just can't stand it. that's why they keep the truth a little quiet from us. i think we're not ready for this. they told me that it couldn't be worse. mariupol well, i mean exactly in those regions , the occupiers didn't come to you like that. because well, they were everywhere in buch. their tanks were everywhere in irpen near my house. there were also tanks. they didn't enter our complex. they drove and took away from us there was a block - the post was just near our complex near novus, they took them and dragged them to the passage there, something happened there, people said they saw it, but they didn't enter the apartment yet, they just walked around our

apartments when we left, well, that is, we were lucky because i know that i was i have it in my lists international organizations informed me that they put me on the lists for evacuation. but such an evacuation, thank you. thank you very much. when i am sitting in buch on the 26th at 9:00 in the evening, i get a call that tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. the last bus leaves for evacuation abroad from lviv. i say i will fly out now they will yes very soon i will well, that is, somehow they also got disoriented well, we saw how most international organizations gave them help and all that other stuff, you know eh, let's omit this moment eh, i think no one expected what is actually happening in ukraine i know that she is sooner would have been either shot or captured because we were lying openly on the table, well, hide it. i didn’t guess the awards we received in january from the

armed forces of ukraine under the signature of a meritorious officer for services to the armed forces of ukraine. i think we would have paid a very high price for them if we had been there . physically, it's a great luck that they didn't reach you at that moment, so we heard about them from more neighbors who went out and didn't go outside the yard, because on a chair if there 's shelling or something else, you can't either fall down or hide or run ... my vitaliy is by the water novus drove up and said that it was impossible for the mountaineers to drive after that. there are bushings. they are slippery and the wheels are in complete dissonance. it's just that you, well, we couldn't hide and run away, that's why we actually stayed in this one, but the apartment building decided this for us . there, many friends and relatives brought bread, so that we distributed it to our neighbors, who were old gypsy people.

they took help and it helped us to survive, our people, our neighbors, i adore you and we will definitely create a condominium, this turns off its own, it doesn't really stay, unlike the russians but that's another story ulya, i understand that when you decided to leave, you were given the command to do what you can what did you say that you were in contact with us? we were informed about we have agreed with us from our organization a group of active rehabilitation that we are currently working here in lviv and around ukraine. it's a focus, and we made an agreement with the driver, who became our driver. well, he helped us with a volunteer, and that is, to transport the bus. helped theo, he drove humanitarian aid when when we were shelled on the 27th, he goes to vorzel. we live at my aunt's house. well,

i have almost all my relatives in vorzel in the attic. we don't need them, we just have them there, they used to provide us with some kind of humanitarian aid, well, they were looking for their recipients, and there was enough of it, and when we were bombed, there were a lot of wounded people in the hospital, people saved themselves, they broke into pharmacies because there was nothing provided in the hospital and serhii, this is our neighbor , serhii, the driver. let's call him so that we can distinguish him. he drove under fire. vorzel collected these hygiene products and took them to the doctor. he again transported everything to the private sector, people could not reach again for the products. he helped a lot, so far it was possible to move around bucha, and at this moment our mother was telling us on television that she is fine, everything is fine with us in bucha, nothing is happening, everything is fine, the hospital is working, i do not know where he was because he went the ashes will only be taken on february 28, i don't know where he was before that,

nothing was heard neither his page nor the official page they just reposted some nonsense that was posted from the official channels, that's why there are a lot of questions well, actually, someone told him what will happen evacuation of the ss on the street he ran towards us and we are going, and we are indisputably in my car, i got behind the wheel, vitalik got in the bus and our neighbors also got in, and that's the only reason i got behind the wheel because i understood that these were still extra seats and i was able to, did you like it the first time i left the pir was in the yard. in our house , after this riser burned down, the neighbors of delena chichenina are us, plus or minus, you already know the difference. what's next. when i left, i just, er, i saw the interior bodies on the road were shot, civilian cars of a murdered man were just hanging from the

traffic lights in the car. this is just horror. i thought i was in a horror movie, but my psyche made it so that it distanced itself from it and as if it was happening somewhere, it's nothing, it's scenery because i'm behind the wheel and it's actually gave me the opportunity not to lose control over myself, you know, because i am also responsible for the people who sat down with me for myself . it was there around 11 in the morning, we drove up and stopped at the city council, we were supposed to be taken out by one route, already there people were talking with each other and the guys went to the city council, the communication was very bad uh and so we stood until four in the evening and the cars just a different route. well, there are a few of them, so the streets converge to the city council and go down. we stood further, but from the parallel street, many

cars were driving and shouting. corridor ago i was called by people who know, they said they don't let buses through, the shelling doesn't stop , rather than that, the evacuation was interrupted and we just turned around, and she had a corridor, it was supposed to be by four o'clock. we already left at four o'clock. i just don't know when the moments were when you said goodbye to life and no, i trust - the level of trust in the armed forces lives in me. he is just already in me, in my dna, uh, that's why i feel quite stable even when shots were fired from my balcony , uh, there were traces and gloves and traces of this in bullets flew through the window, we were never hit, we just went into infantry combat under our windows, because

we didn't have three tereos, but where is the defense of the city ? yes, it was self-organized, it was just in our house next door, everyone saw a new one . there was a veteran's organization on the first floor near novus, and the boys gathered there and left their cocktails there, even when we were standing in the yard for evacuation, they blew up right in front of us with an armored personnel carrier, er, the first floor because they saw the ukrainian symbols. this is just horrible but you didn't say goodbye, you know confidence, but when i took delivery, you were free, you're strong, just like that, the audience doesn't all remember. maybe they all know , but those who know ulyan very much, well, i was really lucky, i was really lucky with such a psycho, i talked to the psychotherapist later, why am i i react, why do n't i cry, why don't i get hysterical, she explained to me, that is, i have a rationale, my psycho-emotional state is holding on, maybe i don't know what will happen to me after the victory.

yes, i suffered the consequences of the injury, i am in a wheelchair , i am active there, i live an ordinary life because of my psychotype, well, i am not all lucky. of course , because everyone is different and unique, and this should be hidden. what is wrong with you that you are not coping, you have the right to your feelings and since the war, all experts say that all feelings are normal ulyana, i wonder how lviv met you, did you immediately evacuate here from buchi or did you have any other bags kyiv anzhelika, my word of honor when we arrived these the checkpoints of the russians searched us there and the cameras really worked the moment when we were on the chairs they were there well, they let us through but still get out there, look, all the cases, you know when we drove through and we reached our checkpoint, she actually breathed a sigh of relief when she saw the flags but the airstrikes when you

are going to be bombed from the sky for two weeks, you are still afraid. until i got here, i was constantly bent over the wheel, it seemed to me that now we are all the same. i drive through ukrainian roadblocks. i see ukrainians . unstoppable, but still i'm afraid you're going out on the field and i'm like this, that's the steering wheel that we're going to be bombed . well, because we've already been bombed, and you understand that you can expect anything from these losers, that 's why i was so afraid and i was the first we spent the night fastovi, then in vinnytsia i washed, changed into pure sports clothes and went to bed in my clothes, i could not force myself to undress for a long time in lviv and just lie down to rest, because literally as soon as we arrived a few days later there was an attack on yavoriv at the yavoriv training ground and we are absolutely safe there is no place in ukraine, but in lviv, let’s say, it is more or less safe compared to other hot

spots. how did you meet lviv? it’s because now there are some problems, so some migrants talk about how they were met in the first days of the war, free food, free housing or with some at such adequate prices, with an understanding of the attitude, the other part says that the high prices for apartments are sometimes among only people of ukraine without children, without animals, the term must be from six months, well, that is, there are certain problems, they did you come across it? well, finally , the people of kyiv felt the boomerang, no one canceled it. finally , the people of kyiv felt the boomerang that they arranged for the people of donbas from the east until the 14th year. the boomerang has been around for a long time. we were met normally and hospitably by the people of lviv, they were given by friends who had left, well, at the time

the war started, the husband was abroad at a competition , his wife went to live with him and they gave us their apartment, they still don't want to charge even for utilities. we are trying to somehow get them to know them card number, but they met and gave everything without any problems. well, most of my friends are very hospitable, and they are immigrants from crimea in the 14th year. here i am among my friends. well, friends from lviv sent food. well, my friend bought a jacket. everything worked out for me well , i was happy to be seen and also satisfied, i would say what can i help you with ? hands because in i have everything. i'm taking a t-shirt. it's like this. i have a wardrobe.

back well, you still live at home. you can't accept the fact that there's nothing, that's why. well, this is a psychological moment. we still have sentences. well, they didn't steal my underpants, the sun is being written. but you said that, uh, they ransacked the apartment a little bit. well, little by little, they took what was visible to us. when they got there, they already grabbed uh, even our large equipment remained, ksyusha. makes a vacuum cleaner and they took some monopod headphones needs well, here we didn't look at what was there. we went straight there to investigate, but we wanted there, the first thing we wanted to do was take the headphones that vitalik had forgotten , the monopod, uh, it's a thing for a phone to shoot video, they're not there. maybe something else disappeared, but even the medals they just washed them away. they were lying on the table, i even thought of hiding them, but the moments of evacuation are as usual, so prepare for any moments , always in advance, i wanted to hide them, i just left

them on the table in a news place so that they would definitely see and be seen. i think but my medals from of the world championship, i am the world champion in parakarate, they found them and hung them on my mirror. that's how they were lying exactly in my bedside table. i went to an interview, i took them with me and so i didn't hang them anywhere. they were folded in a bag, well, that's exactly how the case was lying. i asked to hide it and find it, and when a friend with a military man came to my house, the first things i needed were to collect documents for me, photos, it was very important because we could n’t take some things with us, then she said, “no, no. video on the phone, they are hanging on the mirror, i definitely did not hang them here, maybe respect for how the russians appreciate sports, i don’t know, but my friend’s version is that they came in. they were shocked by the fact that people with disabilities in ukraine live in our small apartment, but a nice clean e- eh, and a bunch of our

photos, why are there only one more chair left on the chairs? i think i don’t know what was going on in their minds , but that didn’t stop them from eating dog food and shitting us around the house and their packaging from their russian language we record the interview may 9, please tell me what it meant to you, what this date meant and perhaps what new symbolic meanings were there now, the moment when russia launched a full-scale invasion against ukraine . may 9 has never been a victory for me since my childhood, it has always been a commemorative date about losses that ukraine suffered eh 7 million ukrainians fought in various formations against nazism e my grandmother survived the holodomor my grandmother was 14 years old there when

the second world war began and she told me beautifully about the fact that the soviet army was not ideal i am from the kyiv region, i will remind you. i am not from onup , er, but it is also from the occupation by the germans in soviet times, or, like, during the second world war, er, and well , i have heard about atrocities, about everything, but about the atrocity of the germans who came to us in the kyiv region vorzel i did not hear from her, well, from her i understand that she did not come across that there were concentration camps, it was fear and horror, but for me may 9 was always a memorable date for mourning, for commemorating the dead, and not for the victory, we can never repeat it for me it never happened in ukraine recognized on may 8 and about the memory of what we should honor yes and talk about peace that they should never have this happen again never it i was overjoyed

honestly for me it became a turning point that what is possible in me was not formulated maybe it wasn't so pronounced er, well, in me, because yaroslav is in ukraine in an environment where, after all, may is given in school everywhere, but there was a certain prosthesis of childhood, because values ​​er, russian were instilled in me with my grandmother ukrainian is bad, katsap is good tsap excuse me, well, that's what my grandmother really said, and i didn't always trust the russians, and in the 14th year - this was confirmed, that's why i have quite radical views on all this, by the way, you noticed that the russians are certain the attitude was so expected that they hate us so much, not so much that they will support

directly in ukraine, that's because the communication itself is a lot, definitely a lot of acquaintances, it was russians, everything and always this disdainful attitude is so stupid, it's sakhalyarke because my grandfather was from yakutia, eh, i'm a mixed bag, but visually it's not very visible to me, eh well, that is, the khokhlom leader, you speak normal russian. well, that is, there was always a contemptuous attitude and it always infuriated me, that is, i always quarreled. listen, we are now talking on equal terms and you respect me or i'll pick out your eyes now. well, i'm quite like that. it's not for nothing that i practiced karate . i never liked it and for me it was always a note, well, a stone of resistance. i stayed away, that is, people who could it was never in my field to communicate like that communication, that is, and the 14th year clarified a lot of things, where we were for 8 years, we rescued people,

evacuated people with disabilities in a safe area, helped them . let's keep working angelika, a girl from north donetsk who couldn't stand it and you jumped out of the window and has the most difficult injuries and can't walk. she will never be able to walk . i don't care. i talked about evacuation even before the start of the war with the authorities and our mayor's office. we were told that the social services would take us out on the first day. now there is a government official there. but i deal with people with disabilities. what will she do from january or a year even? but

she won't do anything. even if she wanted to, and they wanted to, they tried. it should have been done since the 14th year, when we faced the fact that a lot people died, people with disabilities because they either didn't hear the siren, well, sirens, and didn't work in buche. there was no siren. well, you don't remember. well, i know we're close, when we faced the fact that there is no place to resettle people with disabilities. there are no available places and for housing, now the situation is just as dire, to get into a bomb shelter in kyiv, they found one bomb shelter accessible to people with disabilities, now i am tired of leaving for troeshchyna or wherever it was found as just a monument of cynicism, and you understand absolutely from the 14th year we had is to do and now claims to of this government. let's go. i'm not for those and not for others. i have questions for people who are responsible and specific , without political affiliation, who belongs to which party, but what can this government do now,

even because it should have been done immediately from the 14th year. i thank you for answering my question, what did we do for 8 years while we bombed donbass because ukraine had it from you who died at your hands and suffered at your hands, the russian occupiers, we saved our people and in the end ukraine is the winner, ukraine may not have no doubt no doubt i have so much faith in the armed forces of ukraine i have so much faith in boys and girls whom i know personally and every time i go to the messengers i look when they were i write or do not write to them so as not to worry i understand that i am not the only one who writes to them and i worry for them, i know for sure that our losses are very great and we don't know about them yet. and it's good that we don't know about them on the scale that exists. in fact, we are now paying a very high price for finally becoming a nation, not some individual, some

people, some organizations. and for our ukraine to become the nation and this people who are still hesitating who are still there er-er lost their minds in the world, not everything is so clear-cut, this is the population and it is we ukrainians, our policy should be ukrainian, not about ukrainian, but ukrainian and against russia er-er, exactly when we create masses such are the conditions of the population, there is no other choice, this is a herd that will go further according to those narratives, what will be the unified state policy, now everything is so unambiguous, there are no pro-russian couples against ukrainian parties, there are no pro-russian parties, there are against ukrainian parties against ukrainian politicians when we destroy this and these nits, then we will really blossom and i really hope that after our victory everything will not be so clear, it is quite clear that the russians are our enemies, and ukraine

must be a single independent from anyone and simply have a single strategy ukraine, ukrainian language, ukrainian history and if you don't know ukrainian history, get rid of your passport, well, that's quite radical. but nevertheless, i really like how in the baltics there are associated and citizens. and there are full citizens. i think that we have after all, this policy should be reconsidered and implemented in our reality. thank you very much for such a frank and interesting interview, ulyana. you are incredible. thank you for this video . the unconquered cities of ukraine were evacuated. this is the cossack

city of izyum, where one of the oldest buildings of the slobozhanshchyna is located. the transfiguration cathedral was the center of the famous izyum regiment. the townspeople survived the first famine thanks to active the fight against protsagons in the second world city twice found itself in the center of fierce battles today raisin is again on the line scorched by the fire and in the evening but ready to stand for victory invincible april 4 concert rrt illegally turned off the digital air ukrainian independent tv channels espresso the fifth and direct on the website of the cabinet of ministers ukraine

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