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glory to the strong territorial defense forces of the armed forces of ukraine kateryna osadchaya's project to search for the missing find their loved ones tomorrow at 21:15 history by searching for whose course has already been changed every single piece of news a letter from captivity repents of the native father i'm watching where he's doing everything possible to bring him home about you we've been waiting at home for a year we continue our search but we don't give up on each other

tomorrow in marathon the only news at 9:15 p.m. the year that changed each of us changed but didn't break us and didn't let us forget that there are people around who need your attention and support and there is nothing more pleasant than to realize that you are useful, all volunteers who collect and who give, who drive to the front and who feed the neighbors, we will get everything for our fighters and with this we have already

got the enemy and we do it at the call the soul of which the enemy does not have, because our people are our support and victory, fight to victory, fight, take revenge, because war is revenge for mariupol and bucha for the dnipro, and stanislavskii kruchi for ayudag, and every latticed roof for every scar is foreign. the ministry of internal affairs of ukraine is forming special brigades of the national guards of the state border service and the national police are elite combat units equipped with the latest equipment and technologies that will return ukraine its lands, eight brigades - one goal is

to finally destroy the enemy with honor and without pity to of the last battle, join the ranks of the offensive guards, it's time to return yours, this is friends, this is a face program, and i have a guest today, kateryna titova, who twice had to save her family from death traps set by russian troops in the kyiv region. kateryna titova with her little daughter taisia, at first the family had to flee hostomelya, what a day and night the russian troops stormed, then they miraculously escaped from bucha

, they found a temporary shelter in vinnytsia region, the family returned home after the ukrainian troops they knocked out the occupiers from the kyiv region , on the spot they saw the shattered apartment, the broken walls and windows of the workshop where kateryna made jewelry was not left, and the couple found the strength to restore the destroyed and start life anew. times and to remind at what price victory was given in ukraine so kateryna and i did not introduce the beautiful thai woman , we are also visiting i want to ask, but they said in the story about you that you had to flee from these hot spots twice, like near kyiv. but this is not the first important move, right. that

's right, because for the first time we were waiting for the russian peace from donetsk in 2014. well, we ran away. to where we hoped the russian peace would never find us . that is, where it is safest near kyiv . i saw the military town as the opposite like a fortress well, the army is with us, it means that we are safe, but the fact that it could happen like this, like this, how it was, well, i didn't even have such thoughts, no thoughts, no, nothing , i could not even imagine what it could be like

yes. that is, on the 24th, you lived peacefully. taking into account that the military base is all protected, it seemed to me that way even when my girlfriend ran away from rubizhny on the morning of the 24th because they were being shelled, and i call her and i write and say , alina, let’s go to us, and she is so he keeps sending me voice messages mother writes near kyiv, seriously, do you think that you will be safer there, and at that moment i think that is, where else could it be safer than in gostomel near kyiv, where there is an airfield and a military base ? they do well, everything will be fine with us and we will overcome everyone there but everything will be cool and everything was like that and when it got scary you

remember it was very loud and dad's ears were almost full and we were not thrown in there were bags in the basement of my side, i hid in a bag and the woman quickly slesliznetsy and очень много и очень белолы ears because of me because of you for sure it's all because of the russians when there was a battle near our house it was the third or fourth of march and we were counting in the basement and there was a battle all around us and shells were flying around our house we sat in the basement and each arrival of a projectile and a basement. yes, we all sit, he is so small with us, maybe 170 by 107

, well, that is, small, and we sit, and each of these babakhs is nearby, and we have a basement, like a boat , he did this between arrivals. well, we sat sat and the children need to be there too. well, tasya says to go to the toilet or somewhere and we decided that we can make time between the flights and the husband got out with her. well, to make sure everything seems to be in time, i her, well, i’m already standing in the basement, shouting let’s hurry, hurry down and he is already taking her to give me to the basement and here is a terrible arrival and so he takes out the windows and the dust is there, well, how do you know in the cinema when they are showing and he was just under this he throws the bag to me and she falls next to me, well, i her i grab onto the bags, she and i fall, and he

it's just, well, man, he was really stunned, that is, he then goes down to the basement and says this, he says, i don't hear anything, and he just regained consciousness for a while, because well, it was scary, it was unexpected, it was very loud, and then when he was still one such arrival, he remembered it very vividly when something also arrived like that and we missed the basement cover so much. although it weighs maybe eight kilograms, the cover is, well, that is , it is really very heavy and you then decided yes, it's time to run, what's wrong safely in gostomel yes, when did this happen? we understood from the sound that it flew right into the house and the house was already damaged. and when the house was already damaged . we realized that it was cold . frost damaged the house. we have already been without electricity somewhere for maybe 5 days, and without communication, without the internet, maybe already

4-5 days, that is, we were like that, like on the island , we did not know anything, our only source of information was my godmother, and we switched our phones to 2g and we just talked like that they just called her from the basement and they were like masha, what is there in the world and masha says this, i open the google feed and she opened google news and it was just like this that they were read to us in a row and that's it and that's it and that's how we at least well at least we 've already learned something so and it's clear that you can run. yes, there's still room to run, yes, it's still normal. that kyiv is still fine with it, and in general . well, most of ukraine doesn't seem to be standing. and we still have somewhere to go, little dog. what did you take with you from home when you ran? what i took with

me i forgot my favorite unicorn toy we didn't have time for anything, the only thing we grabbed was their socks, some underwear, and i also bought them a jumpsuit of this type, this type of one-piece, so that it wouldn't be cold, and that's all. and the husband didn't even have a knife , socks, socks, underwear, nothing at all, we ran when we rushed to bucha and we looked at the children, just a pile of some odd socks, a pile of underwear, a pile of everything and he had nothing at all nothing and we were so scared , did you run to bucha? in general, how was it in general, you know the fact that we were without a car, it saved us because the russians were shelling the cars, that's why we ran, and first of all, we realized that well, when

the house had already arrived, we called our godfathers , who were in bucha asked if we could run to them, and they literally still have it. well, the day before it was really good , and there was light and they had communication, and bucha was still under the control of ukraine and they are like that. come on, let's go we're fine, everything's cool, let's go. we 're waiting for you, but they are too friends are not of the same age. that is, we all and we understood that first of all we have to run, well, not through central streets , forests, fields, ravines, etc. they just opened the gate and saw the apocalypse. because we have right behind the gate, our soldiers made trenches and

there were, that is, there were their things, backpacks, weapons, trenches , everything, everything, everything, that is, they directly set up such a point there, where they tried to stop the enemy and give fight and they fought all night long and they repulsed what was the first, and then, after that, the second column or dragoon or whatever it was already in the morning, and our guys were already exhausted, well, after such a night, and that's why i understood that that column was, well, bigger and they already it was difficult to control it all, and that's why when we ran out, it was i don't know. that is, there were no flights for about 15 minutes, then 20 minutes, and we realized that maybe now we have to run , and then we just turned around and ran along the fences, er, ran, ran then

there was construction through the forest, there they crossed the highway through bucha, through the private sector, and in this way we ran to the best men, ran to bucha, and on that day, the same thing as in gostomel begins there, in essence, so we ran , we saw an abandoned tank in the forest bucha , because this was a column of tanks that was going up along the station street in buchi, this was the famous scene where the whole gutted column and several dances burned down. they somehow managed to get out of there, they crushed the pharmacy, looted everything they could from the pharmacy, and then left somewhere halfway well, they told us the locals simply ran out of fuel, they jumped out of that tank and threw it so easily near the station. well, they threw it away and ran away, and then the locals were already

getting something from that tank so that he wouldn't go anywhere else, and that's it. they saw the crushed pharmacy, they saw the cars, maybe they were the first, yes, that is, it was really bright there. where the tank was going, it was going like that, and there were benches. well, there was also such an alica. just like these i could see the benches and trash cans as he was driving. he just drove along them and like that, and they just became like that, level with the ground. the fourth of march - this is like, well , it is considered the beginning of the occupation, namely on march 4. there is no light and the shops don't work and well, the only thing there is well, there is water and there is gas well, we are like

that, well, well, well, we spent the night and then the next day we go and say uh, our relatives, our relatives we have to flee because we, for example , left we wanted to charge phones where should we go? everyone gave their phones. we went out to charge them and went to the neighboring type of new, new, newly built houses . we were there, we went to charge our phones a little, and then i realized that the russians started shelling these houses, that is, we were walking and something flew above us, and we said, listen, we have to run, and well, ours are like the majority of people like yes, where are we, yes why does anyone need it anyway

our house is our land why do we have there who am i after all you and the godfathers all ran together this was helped by an accident, a terrible accident but it was already night already late maybe it was 8 maybe 9 in the evening i don't remember a-a in us for the whole house there is one candle in the window and we are sitting having dinner as two families, we have such a big crowd and there is a knock on the door of some women , we don't know who it is and they don't know who we are and they are shouting please please help help do we need a man to reach home uh-uh type he was shot in the he was kissed and my husband and our com, well, without saying a word, some women at night, what kind of man, where do they put on shoes, get dressed and go, because we need

help, and they left, and i understand that there is no light in the connection, there is no gps, it is not reflected, that is, my husband left disappeared well, that is, he disappeared. i don't know where he is, what's wrong with him, i call him, he doesn't answer, i write him an sms , it doesn't reach me, i try to use google maps , it doesn't find him, and i, well, from the window, but in the window, it 's dark, just like that, and well, that's it as i later remembered when someone there even asked me when my husband and i later recalled what was the scariest thing for you, you know, i'm talking about the one and a half hours of my life when you weren't there, i'm saying it wasn't scarier because the very thought that you might not come back and that if you don't come back, well, hardly would i have gone somewhere, i might have stayed and looked for you, i would have waited for you well, in fact

, i would have put my children at risk, well, and everyone in the world , and that's why when they came back later, god, it was such happiness, i don't know, we're just us then they sat for another two hours, so here we are they couldn't get away from each other because he was scared and for me, the situation was as follows: a man from my godmother's house, he was walking from his sister's home, stopped at the bus stop, just stood by him as he drove by, i don't remember if it was a tank or an armored personnel carrier. well, some kind of military equipment with the russians, they saw him and just shot him with a machine gun, well, either on the legs or on the ground near his feet , well, that is, they hit him on the legs. he fell and they drove on. well, that's all and the person just lay there , there is no connection, there are no people, right? it wasn't

just like that, on january 1, there was simply no one and he just lay there and tried to call anyone he could on the phone and he called someone from his relatives there, these relatives called his wife's sister, somehow they got a call, they ran and started dragging him and dragged him not to the hospital, but to his home they dragged him for three, three hours, they dragged him there , those unfortunates drove him there for one and a half kilometers, knocked out didov's strength and ran to his husband. fast they say we won't go and shoot us yes they will shoot us they say we can't turn on the lights because it will attract attention and we will be shot and we are afraid to drive because even if we drive blindly, well even if we drive we can still be shot because there near

you moved, as far as i understood later, they took him to the basement, and in the basement, for several days, their a-a doctor took care of him, that is, it was they, i don’t remember whether she is a pediatrician or a therapist, and she is a therapist. but she was in that house, well, for quite a long time time she supported all residents, she even gave birth at the beginning of the occupation, because the woman who stayed there could not leave . and when we saw it, we decided to go to kyiv, too, and we say that, that is, you still have to prove something seriously. and they are like that. we must flee and everything and the next morning and again on foot like that because we analyzed everything the day before and one family tried to leave us in a car, they were stopped by the russians and said we are not letting you in, turn around

, they turned around, they gave chase machine guns wounded the mother, wounded the child, and then again this ryazova gave them first aid in our basement , and then we found out that you can't go, you can't go, the cars are being shot, you have to walk and you have to walk there, where they are not well, that is, you have to go along some paths, fields, forests, because otherwise, this is a chance for life when you were walking. here is this photo. yes , it was taken . was it a little later? we passed more than 10 km through the fields and forests and through irpin, a car drove up to us in irpin, where are you going? on romanovka, normanovka. and how many of you are there, four of us, and it's like this, let's put it in the trunk and there 's such a bus and the trunk. well, i don't know, maybe it's this

wide, maybe that way we have pillows, and a hamster, and a hamster in a cage, and a cat, too, was scared, what is it, well , it was written from above, but it was it was still more fun because the child is already very tired and the men are already on him, he is pulling her to myself and then this car and the car flies like that because i am i understand that the car is supposed to fly. and so that nothing would hit it, so the driver was just driving like this, so much, so there were pine trees outside the window , and the car was completely full of women and children. that is, there was no room in the cabin. and that's why we sat in the trunk and everything there was such a guy somewhere, yes and all

that occupied tasya at that moment, mom, watch the hamster and we run and the hamster runs and he just like he used to with his so he lies like that as if we were the only ones so and he so and so and that 's all and then we have already reached that post of the bridge that was not there, and we are not there either we didn't know that and we heard that i fell into the water well, i ran with my eyes closed so as not to see the bottom. because if i see the bottom, i can fall in the place where the bridge should have been. that is, there is the same irpin river , there is no bridge, there are only ruins and these are just planks, this is on top of a piece of wood, this is how the tube is just lying, and volunteers were standing at the points of this tube , the fighters were standing and

they were just like that. now with a smile you remember that and then that it was just me and i understand how scary it is for an adult. and when there are two more children , they are like children, what are you saying to them, and how do you calm them down ? as i said that we are four who are we writing through lesbians in buche what did i say don't be afraid nyla says i want to drink i want to drink i want to drink i say we will run to buchi and have a drink but to buchi go go i then already started to seem well i came out we are four superheroes that we are superheroes and we have to get to e this is our type of mission sometimes everything will be fine there. and by the way, while we were walking, it happened. i don't know how it is. i guess someone was looking at us from above because, well

, the children are running and want to drink. well, there is nowhere in the private sector, and here the townhouse opens, well, the gate comes out, some person looks at us and we are like that, i’m just saying , where are you from, like me , what’s with you? to the yard and they brought us, do you remember, such a bottle of water for the children as well they also gave us a bottle of lemonade and it was such happiness. that is, we just chatted a little bit, they just gave us vodichki and that was it , well, i don't know. we just went to our godfathers, there was still literally half a way to go, but it was already like that somehow it's much calmer and then already when we were walking and walking mom there is lemonade

he to whom do i say he to us he to us or to you i say he to you and can i not share it with anyone i say can and can we i will start it now, and then they took this photo that went around the world, but there is tasya crying on her, we can see that she simply did not have the strength to run anymore. yes, because she was already exhausted , because it is more than 10 km, and when we went to the other side of the river you have to run there, and it was close to the buses themselves, maybe 700 m or something like that, well, that is, for a long time. yes, i shouted it to the start

, start my man, the man and the door, and they say we have to run to the buses, and we are already running here, a projectile is coming. we are falling white near fence all there on the ground all then let's get up let's run further we can't stop then let's run there are some bodies lying there a-a military man shouts pull-pull the caps over the children's eyes they don't have it ban- they shouldn't see this and i saw such a man in me well man there was a family a-a as we found out later it was a woman and two children, well, that is, the older boy and

the younger girl were crying a lot, so we yes, we run past them again , we don’t stop and have to run to the buses, and here we are left with this uh, uh, i was helping my grandmother, well, they forgot to cross, this is zhelezny and she was there an elderly woman a-ah and he already ran almost to the bus and our soldiers are shouting at him, they say there is a grandmother, someone says help the grandmother, and he gave the suitcase, turned around and ran after the grandmother, and there is even a piece of bbc ukraine video or something like that, i don't remember where he picked it up like that and like that let's give a grandmother like this the person's second breath opened and he went straight under the bumper and then she hopped over to the bus and that's all and only after that and we were already on the bus and