i look at these groups of people, there were already 50 men there, we were coming together and it was only nine o'clock. and you turn your head and look to the side where the regional administration is standing and there are soldiers with machine guns, at some point something pulled, i just took it and crossed over with that and through ushakov went to the soldier approached the first someone just the first one stood i said good afternoon who is the senior he pointed to the senior i approached the senior i say so and so his name is serhiy and now a peaceful rally will take place i am asking you come, if there are possible provocations, don't react, don't shoot people, this is my request to you. what will the rally be peaceful ? there was a young soldier and some thin uncle who turned out to be a s-----------

well, i went into civilian clothes, i called him the commandant, the one who didn't introduce himself. but such a solid, thin, gray-haired uncle, even handsome , so serious. such, well, for all that. there was a fsb officer, but the senior officer was also visible, who was in this room, well, what, where, when, that’s it, now we’re going to have a rally, i’m just asking that they don’t shoot , what rally, what rally won’t be, well, from the fact that you say that there won’t be one. there will be and people will come because we are a lot of such conversations where are you saying again we are used to it this is our right and we have been doing this for 30 years if we don't like something we leave unlike you and we do what we want we protest and this is our right. imagine that you are sitting in the office like us now, yes, and the window looks out onto the square, go, you feel

that you are still there for approximately how many hours, but while you were standing there for 10 minutes, 15 minutes, you were surrounded , they interrogated you about what, what, who, are you involved with the sbu, and don't you want to be in the basement? we will now interrogate you in basements and so on. and at that moment, a noise was rising outside the window that it was a crowd , it was getting louder and louder and louder and louder and at that moment we were talking to him by the hair on the street, we were getting the first shot , it was clear that they were shooting in the air to scare the crowd, but according to the sound that i heard, it got too crazy and literally ran there in a minute and the fsb-shnik , er, they would stop me and just throw me out so that i could go there,

then the second big rally was on march 13, march 13 , in general, is the day of the liberation of ukraine from the germans fascist invaders. well, we hoped that march 13 would already be the day of liberation, but so far it has not happened. so, there were also a lot of people then. on march 13, even more than 5 people turned out, and a lot of people came out and walked to slavy park. we approached in a huge crowd to the fascists shouted at the fence 2:6 we wanted them to hear that we were talking to them, uh, and we wanted . here i have a question. by the way, i have a question about the language. i really wanted to speak russian. i think they understood me, so that they did not understand what kind of stones they came. they already understood that when i call them a fascist bastard, so that he heard and understood. every person is not a person to me. on

march 13, in the city, a convoy of vehicles was already standing on the street in the city. automatic and machine guns and they directed it all at the rallying crowd. we are walking in a huge 15-year-old column of people with flags. we had a huge flag like that on ushakov. well, it will be very long. we will go to the center of spring and on the sides, what are people and we are walking here in a column of equipment. here is such a strip, and we are a strip of flags and people, and we are walking alone, the fascists are spraying machine guns at them, at some point they began to shoot from which was the first

shot. i was very scared because, er, i did not understand that they were shooting a minute before because they were shooting through me, i was shooting at the camera and they were the only ones, it was incredibly scary, but at the same time, don't look at all the fear, the people didn't run away, the people continued to walk, they still kept showing me who's here and who's here . the owner walked on we have this technique, a lot of people , uh, at that moment well, there was such a thing that it should end quickly what well, that something will not happen that's how you won't be delayed for such an amount of time yes yes well, that is, they are we civilians standing with nothing yes, there is no complete

mining with weapons eh with armored personnel carriers and that is yes that is and this is the moment he was really there even probably for the first week of three we morally uh morally we won that war it was cool in that you know well it was so cool when our people shouted where to go to the russian ship in a known direction, yes , and they are in order to, uh, if the sound is interrupted, yes . they are on their cars. they turned on some such music from soviet cartoons, but for the sake of entertainment, the picture is perfect. and they play these liberators there are bremen musicians 2121 more than

on the 21st, we need to clarify this date. and we found out that on the 10th they began to bring to kherson the crimean amon from the sobr. until that moment, there were only military personnel and a video that i saw immediately there in an hour on facebook , uh, this crackdown, we're going, it's 21, it seems like the number was, in addition to shooting into the air to shoot people with batons, uh, stun grenades, then they fired there, not in the throat away from people and there was the first one. the first blood was drawn in one of the

older men. a shrapnel from this grenade hit his leg. that's where the first blood was recorded on the maidan. go see some pensioners and they found a weak man. the ugly people from the house disappeared and came to pick them up. they knew the address, some people lived here, they just started packing it already in the garage , then they worked not only amon, people in civilian clothes worked and threw them into cars with kherson license plates. the organizer of the kherson rally, you understand that at least you have a cover on march 16, they found my apartment and broke down the door, thanks to the neighbors, they literally

sealed the door in an hour. i was on the street for three or four days, and one day i arranged for a friend to drive me home, and it was right there, next to the square. i was walking in this direction, and here we have, you know, these are the translucent mafias where they sell flowers, they are translucent and through my eyes you can see the bus stop near the central department store, this is the very center and imagine the shot, it is here, it reached me already within a few seconds, in the middle of the day, a black minibus pulls up, the door opens, five people fall out , wearing masks, wearing caps, and so on. yes, and in a civilian way, that is, it is not even military, but some kind of weapons, and they take a person, they stop, throw him, uh, the minibus closes the door and

leaves for the day, so many people, that is, this is how they were kidnapped, well, everyone, i hope that you ask you know, you know, such thoughts were there сейчас сейчас вам сейчас, we will defeat them all, we will defeat them all, well , you can see how it drags on for longer. good afternoon, we went, we went, we arrived there, they took me, it turns out that there is a cafe in the neighborhood, er, acacia is there on the highway, there is such a family name, it’s like that, uh, it’s my birthday , and there you are, the head of the village, and they said, the head and no i'm just saying. well, they respect me a little there

take away half the village, half the village hates it like everyone , you know, and it turned out for us this day hmmm, people held a rally in the village of bilozerka - this is ukraine to its russia, and look where he's going, a beam of 200 shoes, stopped socks, and the court has already gone that i was taken away, so they shouted to leave, well , my last name is the same, uh, well, the rally passed, let them out a little bit, they are growing there, look, because a little bit of air was fired there all the time, they had moved there, and not the rest of them, as they say, are on their nerves, let's fly i.e. without the hindsight, it is understandable that i'm not going to the contact, let's drink. well, what's the long time

? the underpants looked in the back as if at the military commissariat, what were they looking for, maybe a gun, maybe i don’t know, i have a bag on my head again, and let’s go there, that is, and it’s so strong, because you need them with your own conspiracies that there won’t be handwriting, there won’t be uh-uh, that is, you’ll tell me everything and what will you tell us that the military commissar supported with a stick who wanted to sign up went to the units we're not there then, uh, put on some clothes, so i put on some pants, shoes, they already put a bag on their head again, let's hit them, they achieved what they got, it's like a collaboration, so that you're in everything, we're there, we're a sister to the children, what are we there, it's almost like the worlds there let's run peto that no one will go because you yourself will be eaten in the village and well, this is not even

often remembered and then it was even more scary, well, everyone understands that everyone knows what happened to donetsk luhansk there often now guys they collect, they throw the front, someone, nobody needs it and even i think that, by the way, there are often god forbid that the high command there will say stop, it was agreed that the pc will go, there will be a volkswagen, because everyone understands that this is this, this is not the people, now i will enter the village of belozerka, those who took the garbage, they stood in the walls, so i understood, i didn't see them, they put me in a bag, no, not a bag, but a jacket because i put it on my head, that's how they put

that tiger. they went around there not through kherson, for some reason, take me. well, they would have taken me somewhere - it's somewhere again, the same last name, date, who , what, what, this one's hands were tied with a string from behind , because it's very broken, everything is broken, it's very difficult , it was done with my own hands. well, everything is on the chair to the office, that is, everything was written down again, i sat, i waited, i sat for a long time. well, they went, i just sat. i asked for water , they gave me water, and they started throwing me a fever, that’s what i think, maybe there are some honeys, or something, or something later, well, literally, i don’t understand why they took you away, i don't know what to do with you in short, here's my wife's phone number, go home, one day, several cars came to our yard and the neighboring entrance, they tried to break the door,

but someone opened it for them so that the works would not be damaged, and they were in the apartment of one of the people well , the woman then said that there was a woman and some kind of resident there, they just cut the door with a bulgarian, that is, the lock, that is, and i realized that at any moment they can come to your apartment in the same way, it is not known why and for what reason, because they have their own logic there, who are they caught, well, it is clear what they said patriots of the participants of the ato, in general, people with an active public position, and i was a journalist, too, and my husband kept telling me that you are participating in this marathon, but they will see you , hear you, and come to us. and no, they came to any

premises, they have an old base, i don’t know where they didn’t take it, and they searched the whole city for it in the old bases, found someone, helped, sought out whomever they could and asked as many people as possible, if you were an activist, you will come sooner or later, and it will not be the most pleasant process for everyone they came to us juicy, too, somehow they broke in er after talking i still can’t in full tell me what happened there there is er in the long channel shot this russian propaganda garbage er there was an episode about how er they came to us they came and made us right-wingers. i never had anything to do with the right-wing sector in my life. i didn't even know that there was a right-wing sector office in kherson. well, what kind of right-wing sector is kherson? er, but the theatrical one that is juicy and to the left of it, the office from

the right sector burned down 6 years ago, because i didn’t know about it, i went to eat a juicy burger. i didn’t even know that there was a back corridor there, and there turned out to be some kind of office in the right sector. why did the burnt one come to i don't know who you didn't come to. you could come to us. well, in the end, we suffered a lot. большой конечно продуктов питание. so then two sundays passed more or less. forgot noticed so they say and that's what they say, they're starlings, he was sitting at home . the children were still playing in the yard , er, 10 groups of little ones, the friends of the little ones put up walls , so under the machine gun, one of the children just approached them, he was scared of me, he

was getting dressed. bag immediately near the yard in a machine on the head can have a specific bag, it's the same somewhere. well, i understand from time to time that it was somewhere. some kind of dumbass, well , he got his hands up to the top and mixed it with his head, too, like a dumbass, like a boa constrictor, who broke his hand on the military, what kind of military men, i hear about this, what are they going to do? the same bastards of ours, well, what do you say? well, i think so, maybe he is not right. so-and-so, so-and-so, give me five well, they made dill there. well, come on, i won't go out now let's record that i'm there on camera with a smile on my

head suspended by a rope, it's necessary to write down that it's my hand yourself, hit me with punches. just like that, and the most important thing is that for greater carelessness, a blow flies from behind, that is, you begin to fall, you begin to suffocate, that is, you need to stand up or again, one blow after another, as if there were, that is, you clearly remember two exactly, yes, more , so as not to lie, maybe more. well, two, two such good flights, that is, well, yes, yes, they came there, this one, well, you understood everything, put it here if you went that's it now we'll shoot your finger there, let me straighten that finger with a traffic jam, click the second one there, like a shutter on a cup of water, that is, it's not fun at all, it's never been, well, so-and-so, then pochemu eto všie and nowhere. and we took the documents away

for the first time, that is, and the wife was not at home yet, she went there on errands to work. home and not home right somewhere on the edge of the village, they executed the tip, walk there for a while. well, i understood that, again, i was needed for something , that is, well, it was an interrogation for the sake of an interrogation, that is, and well, it’s just that in strashiniya, we’ll shoot here and there with a finger. what could you do there later shoot that is all nonsense and mouth something like that it will peel off just so that it can show its top there or how i don't know i'm sitting at home they are telepathic again the woman too well what are we leaving are we leaving or are

we staying already это понимаю что будет какой пай until somewhere they don't close the prostor store i i do not know who are they shooting at, oh, oh, oh, since the 20s, terror began in kherson, quiet terror, again, every day we knew that the lake was arrested, wherever we went , someone's door was broken, that is, they worked there from four in the morning until the 11th, that is, mostly at such a time, the bodies of the city of kherson died out after two o'clock in the afternoon. well, so you understand , it doesn't matter whether it's raining, snowing, or the sun is shining , but until two o'clock, the market is still open there, shops are standing for three o'clock, there are almost no single people, uh, cars are moving around kherson to have here, on friday evening

at 19:00, it’s simply unreal to drive around. the people don’t have any heartache , so imagine your day begins with a maximum wound, and now you have a piece of daylight to sew all your problems there . i don't go because i'm going, i have to hunt , so there's toilet paper in such and such an area, in such and such a store, that's what you need for animals, that's what you need, and by the end of the day, you have to be at home, and that's why you're already sitting at home open the windows and just listen to how something explodes somewhere, the glass breaks somewhere, it is not clear whether it is ours or they or it is not our automatic queues, everything is over in your day and you only hear how they drive, then they started somewhere at the beginning of april they have a new feature, i didn't start lighting the windows.

why was this done? it's a mystery. they drove with a searchlight and just shined it into people's windows at night at 10 o'clock at 11 o'clock in the evening and nothing more . around the city they could already stop the minibus there or stop the trolley yes well , this is happening now, well, that is, they can stop there, go in and check the documents, they can pick up someone right there from the trolley so, i drove through such a city, uh, tricolors, so i thought that well, i'm not there i want to stay well, you can only do what you are there, well, go to the market to buy something, all you can do is to stand in long lines somewhere there, and eggs were up to 90 hryvnias, pork was up to 300 hryvnias, even though it was like there ice cream, for example, despite the fact that

in cash, well, a huge problem. well, it was difficult to withdraw it, and when my grandmother’s pension came, she asked to sleep . go to the atm. curfew at 6 o’clock. she says people are waiting in line from five o’clock. i say curfew. i say i won’t go through the whole district. in principle, it did work, we came at six o'clock , we left, uh , a friend, too, uh , we stood in line in front of one atm, they say the money will be delivered, but it's not a fact, it can be at 12:00. in the morning until 4:40 p.m., it seems like until five, almost when it started to get dark. when did it start to get dark

? write and if you write something for ukraine, as a rule, it will be sent to the archive, or it will also be copied and deleted somehow . this you are cleaning even you are cleaning that you have never thought about what is saved on your phone in your phone when it is no longer as clean as it was well for life in the occupation there is so much you just erased your life because someone might not like it and this one - this is a simple ordinary resident of a neighboring state who came to you and it is not clear why she came at all and god forbid that you do not fall

for him at this moment when he is in a bad mood that is, your life depends on the relationship of another person, the pharmacy is closed from the void in in kherson, probably in the second and third week, some commonly used drugs disappeared, and in the first week, i think that in kherson oblast, in kherson oblast, most of the people who died during the occupation period did not die from briquette bombs, but rather from the lack of medicines, because if you and i are there, or it's just that some residents of the unoccupied territories can support their lives with a simple pill by taking it once a day, then in the kherson region people die from elementary diseases, this is not a figurative expression, you understand that is there, in reality, people do not have access to the same insulins. and what the volunteers bring in is what they

manage to bring in. well, this is a drop in the ocean, it is probably the most difficult field of volunteering, now delivering medicines from unoccupied territories to occupied ones, but this is what has the greatest need and the largest number of requests because it is known from the moment of the occupation from the beginning of the war, even with regard to the occupation of kherson, there is no official supply of medicines to kherson. i was rehabilitating there, and the war started, and i, well, i talked to him all the time. he would need medicine all the time. and these medicines in the city just didn't exist. it's just chemistry, it's painkillers . i ran around the city looking for medicine, well, all day. i went from one district to

another on a bicycle, thank god . i found everything, the people who gave me a lot. here i found something, but i literally found a little bit of what i could and ordered from other cities so far it was possible. but when i was leaving, i took a few more prescriptions, well, which were written out as my goods, so here's what to do here to buy well, somehow send him to kherson, but when i arrived in odesa a few days later , they called me and said he had died. complete blockade of the city since march 1. how did they enter the city? there was no single route. i drove to kherson from the other part of ukraine, eh, they first realized the mass deficit, they made the city starve, not that it did not happen to starve, but at the same time,

they try as much as possible to eh get their products from crimea there, and as much as possible show here look here we help you here drink our vodka eat our sausage they don't pour vodka there, they pour it into a bottle for people, come with your container, we will pour it to you first. there, most of the products are russian, and at gas stations, crimean gasoline is all from crimea . i do not they can take it, they take it to krym, ours, from ours, there are only agricultural products left, what they grew themselves for, what they bring, people sell from mines, there from the region

, everything steel russian sausage, cigarettes, there is milk , you are asking in no way to this, do not be a partaker, you you ask not to interact with them and it will show up in the products you ask well that's how it works with us you ask not to get involved with them in any way and just keep yourself and to be a ukrainian you try to keep everything to yourself what are you? well, conditionally, i lived in ukraine for 20 years and i keep myself. ukraine is very much like a movie about hostages, that is, when they gathered everyone in a room and told you to sit. there will be nothing, we can be empty products from crimea, but you can not be empty of any kind, everything will be with you, or not, or not, they say that