buy everything you can do, you have to stand in long lines somewhere, and eggs reached 90 hryvnias, pork reached 300 hryvnias, and the fact that it was frozen, for example, with cash, well, a huge problem. well, it was difficult to take it off. grandmother pension went to the atm curfew 6:00 a.m. people have been queuing since five in the morning i say curfew i won't go through the whole district and she says at six we left i know you too then you might not make it in principle that's what happened at six we came out of an acquaintance stood in line in front of an atm, they say they will deliver the money, but it is not a fact, it is possible on the 12th, but we stood, i counted 250, and in line from nine in the morning until

yes, we stood from six in the morning until 5:40 p.m., almost until 5, when it started to get dark, and then we made a decision what should we go but we already stayed five or eight in front of the atm, the money just runs out, the money just runs out, and any post in social networks , any shot in social networks, you think 10 times what to write, and if you write something for ukraine , you need to send it to the archive or copy it and delete the remote basket, go, you also clean because they also go there to check youtube search what are the latest videos you watched, you also clean, you clean even things that you did not think about in your life, that it is stored on your phone, the phone has never been so clean in your life as under during my life in the occupation, i removed so much garbage, not

garbage . he just won't like anything and everything, and god forbid that you happen to him at a time when he is in a bad mood, that is, life depends on the mood of another person in kherson, probably in the second and third week, some commonly used drugs disappeared in the first week, i think in the kherson region in the kherson region, most of the people who died during the occupation did not die from bullets, not from briquette bombs, but from the lack of medicines, because if you and i there, or just some residents of unoccupied territories, can maintain their life is a simple pill, taking it once a day,

in the kherson region people die from elementary diseases and this is not a figurative expression, you understand . that is, in reality, people there do not have access to the same insulins. and what the volunteers bring in is what they manage to bring in. it is probably the most difficult field of volunteering now to deliver medicines from unoccupied territories to occupied ones, but this is what has the greatest need and the greatest number of requests because it is known from the moment of occupation from the moment of the beginning of the war, even in relation to during the occupation of kherson, there is no official delivery of medicines to kherson. my comrade before the war, uh, cancer patients, he already had an operation. he was already undergoing rehabilitation there, and the war started, uh,

well , i talked to him all the time. in the city it didn't become easy, it's chemistry, it's painkillers, i was looking for medicine , i ran around the city all day. i went from one district to another on a bicycle. thank god, i found everything, people who gave me a lot. that's what i found, but i literally found a little bit of what i could. ordered from other cities, so far it was possible. but when i was leaving, i took a few more prescriptions, which were written out as my goods to buy here . well, somehow send them to kherson, but when i arrived in odessa a few days later , they called me and said that he died, a complete blockade of the city began on march 1, when they entered the city, not a single route, not a single truck with any goods, neither with

rivers nor with food, entered kherson from another part of ukraine and they first created a massive deficit, they forced the city not to starve to there was no famine, but at the same time they are trying their best to bring their products from the occupied crimea and show them as much as possible, here we are helping you drink our vodka, eat our sausage , they are selling it, it has already started when i was leaving, there are two teenage guys standing somewhere on the street, a wooden table is laid out two barrels in one, milk in the other, vodka and they pour it into people's bottles. come with your container, we'll pour it first in financial products, it's russian, and it's at gas stations, krymsky gasoline. well, it's the majority now of russian products at gas stations, crimean fuel , i.e. from crimea, our products are imported,

grain is exported to crimea, everything that our farmers grow, everything that they can take, they take it to crimea from ours, they left so much agricultural products, what we grow ourselves, people bring and sell dug up from the region, everything the rest of russian sausage cigarettes milk and you try not to be tangential to it in any way try not to interact with them in any way and this is manifested in food try not to touch them in any way and somehow keep it inside yourself are you trying to keep a ukrainian in you? i lived in ukraine for 20 years and i keep ukraine in me, she is in me . i keep ukraine in me. sit quietly for

this, nothing will happen to you, we may send food from the crimea and maybe we will not let you sit quietly with you everything will be fine or not or not but i say that you cannot understand what freedom is until you lose it, well, now we all kherson people know what it is to be free me free well, there is no freedom there now, they can beat us out just because we are ukrainians i'm not talking about the yellow and blue ribbons, it's the fact that you speak ukrainian because you have correspondence in ukrainian on your phone and it's very scary and i go out on i'm standing on the street talking on the phone and an armored vehicle drives past me and russian soldiers are sitting right on top of me and they had such a joke. they come and point the barrel of a weapon at you. it's like that. i'm standing and talking

on the phone. i don't even look at them afterwards i raise my eyes and a machine gun is looking at me. i think, lord, if they shoot me, it will all finally end. i was so tired, both physically and mentally, that i really thought about death as a relief. people are trying to convince people that ukraine has left you, and they are coming out on the horn . they say that it was the ukrainian side that unlocked the ukrainian network, that they do not consider you, they abandoned you, ukraine is a nation that they want you to die here and only we will save you and only with us you will be and here you go dear residents of the kherson region, the government of ukraine, trying to include information about

great losses and failure, pushed our overdue stew to the front, and also trying to limit the communication of peaceful residents of southern ukraine with their relatives in other regions , turned off mobile communications in the region, this is a criminal order demonstrates the helplessness of the kyiv regime , number one is now to cut off the residents of kherson oblast informationally, they will disrupt mobile communications there, they are blocking internet channels there they they are trying to broadcast russian media on the radio and tv channels and to control basically all information flows in order to limit the ingress of information and any support from the territory of unoccupied ukraine when on may 9 in kherson this soviet flag was decided, all of these does not

really exist, why are we now suffering from this necrophilia well, in fact, this is the kind of picture that the russians simply make for the outside world because the non-occupied territories of ukraine do not really understand what is happening in kherson because they also became a victim of this russian propaganda. and the people of kherson can not show you what is actually happening, because for your photo in the phone, for some video, even for correspondence in telegram, you can be put in the basement and tortured there for 3-4 days, or you will disappear altogether, more about you no one will hear anything about these flags, they are flags, they were everywhere, no one understood why and of course our ukrainians, the grandfather who lives in our area, got involved with them, what is the soviet union doing here? and they said that there

will be soviet symbols all around because they want return the soviet union, they say that it was better under the soviet union, and there is a guy my age standing there, how do you know what it was like in the soviet union, you lived there, but he we will return the soviet union to you, we will show you on facebook, they showed these funny soldiers and realistically, you believe that this is an adult person, but you show that they caught a scumbag, they caught a scumbag, that is , it turns out to be a russian army of scumbags. it's just like a boa constrictor and you ask and where are you from and he says and i'm everywhere i've been fighting for 25 years who do you complain to whom what do you say you won't lie down there is no there no no fire they don't say no red cross none the

same well with whom with whom they just don't have them there, so you listen to their brands, that is. well, i'm telling you. well, look at my eyes, tell me why you came here. you understand what i'm saying . weeds well, there's no answer, one said yes, he says, well, i say ten let's study, work, get paid, that i don't have the right to apply my knowledge, like, well, yes, the knowledge applies here, so here we are. oh , what a lesson, well, let's learn to live in pay off . the village of oleksandrivka, which in principle no longer exists, like the village itself, there are no houses there anymore, and it has folded, as

soon as they tell me something, there are some indications that we did something wrong, i will ask them one question. and you lived in the occupation, there is a new source there are a number of objective reasons why people cannot leave today, even if they wanted to, it is impossible because the last trash that was there on the road through david's breed, i don't know if you heard it or not. when a comrade was just killed there, a bullet flew into his forehead and then they left and they say oh-oh and there were two women with children sitting behind him, he was taking people out, every road for today is so conditional, it's a lottery ticket, you can drive through. david's breed is a conditionally gray zone, they kept them for three days in this gray zone as a shield simply because they understood that ours were being covered and knew that our

civilians were there, who knows where the checkpoint is, i still don't know where it is, it's all cars, it's all queues, it's exit from kherson, after three days of standing in front of one roadblock, we watched such cartoons that they simply told us to remove the car from the road or we will simply open fire on you . if there are small children or people with disabilities there, they will be allowed to pass. imagine the situation: there is a convoy of several thousand cars and two young women are walking with documents in their hands. they are carrying documents that their child, who is not yet a year old, needs an operation, and they are leaving. they

go to the operation with documents with nadiya in their eyes to that checkpoint well, they go and explain to everyone that there we are , we have a child there for the operation, we will now show the documents back, they go with these documents in a turban and shine because the russians the military said to them, ok, we will let you pass, their car drives past the column and everyone there is almost applauding everyone, they say that let's at least someone break out now, especially if you have such a situation, hold on, girls, everything will be fine, and then the whole column sees how this car is going back, because they got to the checkpoint and the russian military told them, but we changed our minds and just that anger and hatred for our brothers drove the whole column into a silent silence to leave through every russian checkpoint , it is dangerous at every checkpoint they can be shot

take them somewhere. do something to these people . wait for them. they have no rules, they are not guided by anything, and these people who are at the roadblocks are not the best representatives of the human race, in fact, and they can do anything to you and it is very dangerous to come through every roadblock. there is also a story. when i was leaving, my car was inspected and my last power bank was taken away. before that , two of my power banks were taken from me in kherson, and when i was leaving i told everyone that i had a legend that i was a volunteer. well, i did not lie here, but what i will return, of course i lied about the fact that i was going to mykolaiv for medicine and i will return. jbl and everything will be fine with us and let me go. we decided to go on our own risk on may 2nd and we

drove sharply through several posts and then the drag is so uh, such a village was a drag, there was a post at which we were stopped for quite so to speak i'm calm, because we checked our phones, everything was fine, that's why we don't transport anything there, everything is fine, they said, let's, uh, unload your things, it shows what you have there, and here's a little background story, when i went to rallies, an acquaintance gave me the flag of ukraine, the flag is with me at the very bottom of the backpack was a flag, the flag of ukraine. no, i started taking things out. well, don't worry, because i don't have anything there. i didn't remember. i took out things, and then i took out the last thing that

was left there. i watched the lesson. the first thing that came to me was it is you who came all i am understood that we were not going anywhere further, none of the soldiers saw the flag, took it and began to pray and shout, we have a patriot here, a patriot, they put us in the back seats to a comrade, they presented a loaded pistol to me, they put on the cloak of a super ukrainian, we pulled up the flag again and that's how raincoat, we went to their headquarters, there they put me facing the house, they told me to sing

well, i understood that they wanted me to try them, provoked me to sing the national anthem of ukraine or about the red viburnum, and i started to sing queen's don't steal sang somewhere well, there was a piece there and one of them started shouting shut up stop singing one of those soldiers came up and said to anu show your phones comrade showed sasha showed his phone he looked at the goods and asked what was a normal phone who said no he took one and this one well, that’s fine. hey, what did he say, give me the password? i didn’t think long. i wrote him the password, but

i had an iphone xr and i was there to kill the phone . i need the internet, but the internet was turned off a day later, he said get in the car and we we went to the train station, they had a wi-fi point, this wi-fi point, she started to click something there to enter the id, but they asked me if i remember my id , and i didn't remember, because i have face id there. i always leave it to yourself and when you need to change the settings, you only need to enter it manually, and that soldier said if you want me not to shoot your leg, then remember i was just sitting, but i couldn’t remember anything at all, my head

didn’t bother me especially in such a situation well, then this soldier came and sat down for avtivovat in the car started it and we started to go somewhere and here i am not i was pissed off, but i'm already like that. and now i've arrived for sure. but we didn't drive very far. we approached some building of the new post. it seems like he went there in a train, then after about 10 minutes he came out and said you're lucky, we hacked your phone, well, hacked your account . i took us out, well , at least 30 times, the driver was stopped for a while . hmmm, if i got lost because it was also a

simple block. when something was already arranged there, some bags were there, i don’t know, but they were just standing on the road and just stopped and checked everything documents passport e-e documents for a car trunk hood glove box bags he says we wo n't take anything heaven we can only ask there was one phrase that i will remember forever well, the truth is forever there is a grown man with a machine gun and he says to me malyshka and you are not afraid to go to odesa , which we will bomb in the same way as kherson and you will run from there in the same way as from kherson, and we will mobilize that boy and what will you answer here, you sit in silence when we saw the first ukrainian checkpoint, we have never shouted so much glory to ukraine

glory to the heroes of ukraine, we saw a battered car with a ukrainian flag , this was the first thing we saw and such a mixed feeling of fear, which seems to have remained in kherson, and freedom and tears , just tears, the whole car was sobbing. how did we get there everything was fine we checked the documents of the happy road next checkpoint where are you from we are from the occupation well from ukraine we are from ukraine and where are we from kherson from kherson not kherson the last

password is not in kherson i lived in kharkiv for a couple of years i also have two damn cities, one is kherson, the other is kharkiv , one is better than the other, but i can’t answer which is better in kherson or kharkiv in kharkiv. now when i left kherson, i was able to go and see the city in kherson, now i can’t go and i i don’t know what’s more terrible. i visited kharkov. i felt the atmosphere. i visited kherson. in kherson, it was harder for me. ago that it is impossible to talk about it, there is no vivid picture and it hurts me a lot when someone

says that, that is, they don’t shoot in kherson, first of all, they shoot in kherson, flights arrive every day chornobayivka is almost kherson from my house to chornobayivka 10 km and people live in chornobayivka and when there were battles for the antoniv bridge, it flew along antonivka and along the eastern route, and there were refugees, and all the villages of kherson, the tension also flies over them, and in kherson only bullets fly over people, somewhere it is not clear where every night you read in the pubs there is an automatic machine a queue can be heard in some area and there is no video, there is no bright picture, there are no colorful backdrops like the one behind me, but there is horror there, it continues behind me every day, every day, people die, they die the same way as from shells, but it will be difficult to talk about it, of course, everyone is afraid to speak and

those who leave are afraid to speak because i don’t have a single acquaintance who would leave with this family, you understand and many of those who left who would like to tell something, they are silent because they are worried about those who stayed, they are not worried about тех кто остался when i see that all my friends and acquaintances are leaving for the unoccupied territories, i sat and thought, oh my god, you have time to shout to the whole world. you have to tell everyone what is happening in kherson. yes, i am. exactly a month ago, we left kherson and i i can't pull myself together. that is, i have been in relative safety for a month. but every time i give an interview, when they ask me what happened, i seem to relive these states and these sharp corners, they do not smooth out, and they traumatize kherson even more in the majority

in the absolute majority, the armed forces of ukraine are waiting for me . when i was in kherson and the day was quiet around kherson, it made me nervous. i wanted to be there. well, if i don't hear explosions, then i'm worried. if i hear them, i think okay. everything is fine, we are nearby. you hear me. explosions and you get used to it, you said that certain things are calm, that there are battles going on, the main thing is that they are going, that means ours, ours here, ours next to us , they will come soon, i will tell you so, those who left kherson, after all, all these uh-thousands are afraid, i i'm sure of this i left, i’m such a strong man, i got over there for two months, i supported everyone, but it’s already been a month that i even started psychosomatics, i’m like dinosaurs , i’m shrinking in my bowl and so the children are crying at night somewhere, so you left the occupation, but the occupation

has not yet left i'll come back to you. just as soon as our first troops get there and i'll come back here. i'm gaining experience in the kherson region. there are already a lot of such buildings. how can you bomb my zsu base here to knock out this one? what are we going to bomb? ready for this if my base, if it is necessary to dismantle my base of the armed forces to knock out orks and bombs from there, cool main thing сейчас victory or acquaintances who live in this village, we will rebuild everything private , the main thing now is the victory will be wonderful i invite everyone

to me unconquered cities of ukraine our ship capital is known for its berths with bridges and happy brides, the glorious lands at the confluence of the ingul and the buska estuary surrendered and filled closely connected with the zaporozhian cossacks and for centuries formed a free ukrainian spirit to fight the city named after the patrons of sailors of st. mykolaiv have always

courageously fought against enslavement, just as during the second world war, hitler's troops shamefully fled from mykolaiv, the same fate awaits other invaders who are now encroaching on the glorious ship shrine, despite the constant shelling of mykolaiv, the cordon is spreading the sails for the victory of ukraine unconquered mykolaiv my greetings to all who is with us yana java melnyk and then the news editor will talk about the most important thing for this hour and i will start with the fact that in kharkiv oblast, an ammunition exploded in the hands of a teenager in the chuguyiv community a 16-year-old boy found an enemy projectile and took it in his hands