[000:00:00;00] what are you like? it's like scratching, but it must have been thrown away. so i have it and they threw it out and what's there scratching at my door is screaming mom, i'm like that i open the gate and he falls down, i looked at him , there's nothing here but here he is all blue i'm just blue, i'm like that, i'm still such a person, even though i worked in a hospital, i saw different countries, i was lying down, listening to the radio, and i heard something, someone. well, someone called roma , like that. i went out and looked in front of him like that. whoa , did they let everyone go? well, i see him coming all beaten up movements are lowered like some

sausages just one-handled come on he can only wash himself in me 15-20 we talked with him well , these buryats are coming and all these russians sashka pull out let's them small beets to beat him in short, such an emotional picture well, two of them beat him just before i was there with a gun to my head, blood, i closed my eyes and just waited for it to end somehow, i don’t know and it’s so simple like this and like that somehow when i was half asleep it was like that, he came out and opened the wick for me and pulled it out in the same way. from our house we could see how they were going, we and i were photographers - he was taking pictures, he was taking pictures, they found how he was filming a broken column here, these

hogs well, in general, he was taken away again , we searched everywhere. i didn't think about it at all, i had other thoughts about how to find sanya after the release of the warty woman. i arrived here on the seventh , april 7. well, i already started, i rushed to search on the seventh, filed a report with the police about the missing scene. no one knew where he was, nothing. he's not like him, i've already investigated it all there, witnesses, someone was looking for someone, someone gave me the phone, someone, someone questioned, found a person who sat with him in the windows on the basement of the forestry department, the trucks put you in, you gave them out one by one, again, bags on the head, hands tied in handcuffs but when they were taken to chornobyl near the pripyat bridge, they began to release

them one by one, they also took off their bags, untied them and said they were running, they ran away, my mother, my father, i have russians , they were born there, we moved to ukraine in 1986 , i have many relatives in i live in russia i don't talk to seven at all because they don't hear us if my godfather speaks here you will soon be all yes i say you are more ungodly to me and don't call me i don't want to know you anymore i don't consider them relatives it's

zombies he got in and ran for a little bit he sat in an abandoned house there for a week in the same water, everyone was not there, he buried himself when he was already, well , there was nowhere to go. well, what to do? a pipe was leaking heat, on the second day in the morning i heard that someone was messing with those iron pipes, there was metal, metal was beating , he went out there, the plumbers were blocking the water , he turned to them and said, help, and he is the one who was captured, they immediately took him 300 m, literally ours the honor was hungarian. i was the last one to believe that sanya is alive , that he even dreamed of a dream, bearded

, bearded, so gray, red-haired, so red-faced, so in a hood , he pulled on himself, talk to me, young man , treat me to cigarettes, but after that, these words how did he say i cried and i'm talking sanya it's you in me tears flowed in him he says yes we clap on his shoulder dymon everything is fine everything will be fine i'm alive alyona calls and tells what he called her back right away from memory i knew her phone was ringing alyona says sashka is being taken to ivanka by the ivankiv regional police department and he sent a couple of photos that he was there

with only one nose, the motor was left, the engine was torn, they drove there, and there we met, hugged each other and cried, but right there, he was beaten, and the policeman was called when they brought him, soon, no. exactly i arrived and soon we went to the ivankovo ​​hospital, there the surgeon unwound the leg and looked, well, the toes were black, but it was like a stool, that's it, the gangrene had already gone, and the smell said that it was necessary to amputate, especially in the car , they took it to the regional hospital, and there he

was operated on, part of the foot was amputated. i shed tears. i didn't know what he said. it's good that you lived. i can't find an answer until now. why did we stay alive before february 24 and the day before that for seven years ? overwinter in a big house. she herself she is an elderly person and plus she has snaibespechenie there, well, there are many baskets of dogs, a french bulldog in the 14th year, slavic people left, left her, threw her in a bag on

the street, these two, these two, these two, these are the children of the war, they were born on february 24, this is this, in a fit of rage, her mistress wanted to drown only because kobelyak was on the girls, and for a long time, for about one and a half months, the russians could not take that part of the raisin, which is behind the river. here are the living quarters of the house, the cities are developing, they were shelling from here and uh, and there they were on the hill again. well , it was a long time

ago that they put up a big flag . with the russians with the russians and through what i had to go through many times imagine huge military machines drive up to the house plastered with military ones come out machine gunners enter the house and climb into the attic here are you danes why are you here why are you here yes we are a long time ago yes, people were happy and moved here, you just tried so that it would not merge with the crowd, so that it would not stand out in any way, because fear

settled in. they were afraid of the other side because they didn't understand. who can tell them something about you and where will they take you the next day? after that , there were practically no funds . - then in a couple of weeks s can be from the moment of the occupation , we began to receive radio ukrainian radio

, currently more threats are placed on the bed, the rocket turns out to be either espresso rockets or public radio, mainly. heard that we are not abandoned, that she remembers, the stores were not working, we need someone to bake bread , someone had it there, conditionally, i say a milkshake , that's how the potato happened, such an exchange constantly if you came, you heard that человек м-m listens to radio ukrainskoe, so it means he is pro-ukrainian . how right. well, it was such a marker , it was pro-russian, they were also looking for a friend of a friend, and here it was even possible to understand the mood. ours are coming, who are our russians coming, listen, well, masha, i’m going later, i’m thinking about it, i’m going through it, i’m redrawing it in myself

, you understand , i’m thinking. i understood when the russians came что межад uh, no, they took away all our dignity, they took away our dignity again. they turned people into some, well, into a mass of some kind of dependents, that's what i'm talking about . well, are these children? these are subjects, are they in general killed, uh, scared, like this, created, which, which we controlled with the help of a whip and a gingerbread man, i have my godmother maksima krestnaya in makeyevka, we studied together in the same school in donetsk, we were friends all our lives, and now

i have become an enemy oh, and she wrote to me your flying zelensky and i sent lena to him why he curses because he didn’t surrender the country because he’s a clown as you said, the drug addict turned out to be an iron joker because he ’s like a flying person, people who decided everything that was before them, they accepted it, they said that thank you, thank you, boys, thank you, soldier, and it was sincere, hmm, even though they decided everything, they were left with their freedom, they took away their property , ah, the usual way of life, eh, many people had their homes broken, my neighbor worked at a bakery for a loaf of bread, this is official

salary per day loaf bread white bricks it was a good job i understood that i would not be able to take all the animals it is impossible and i will not be able to leave them because they are doomed although people even abandoned cows here and maksym did not leave because he understood that i was not it was impossible to survive, these were the last days of the kremensky defense. when there were still ukrainians on the other side of the river, on the other side of the city , and the russians stormed the disaster. you see how they tear up all over the city. and here people walk and they don't want to be seen. they laugh. they smile

. they live their lives, and that's the most terrible thing, and what's the point of russia . well, what did the russians achieve? perhaps they are familiar, perhaps theirs. well, even relatives may be there now , they are dying, or there, my biggest fear is that what is the russian back again, that there will be no salvation because we have a ukrainian position. we cannot hide it, you understand. it's impossible, not me, not maxim

. maxim was told here by acquaintances who are also in ukraine. if there were any movements, i heard that it had stopped for today, i went out, opened the gate, i was silent , immediately to the wall, hands to the wall, then immediately behind the muddy towels, and i stood from the wall and was carried away. of course, i did not even clean. that they turned me over, i didn't even raise my hands , and i was sure that they would still come, everything was so rough that i even bathed in the evening, i prepared myself, i think well, if i take away from me, i was sorry for the animals that they would disappear without me, the horses, why did i draw them on the third day of september, they brought him here to the police station of the city of raisin. everything was broken here. however

, there was a duty unit right at the entrance . as i said, they lowered him down. in principle, i could see. on the sides that's right there, that's right for the big ones, that was our camera number two, now it's very similar to that how it was then, there was no light, the camera was dark here, the window was in the basement , so there was practically no light in us , there were three people here, i slept there, there

were more people here two atoshniks and the night i almost did not sleep at night forget and then i wake up i think and what is this day for me if i will never hear my mother's words again to understand yes yes you are definitely in the other room immediately at the entrance immediately they planted chairs here here here here here is a chatter, this field telephone was immediately put on a chair with hands in handcuffs, they connected the current to the field telephone device

, they make a top, and it means that the whole body starts to beat, and i fell. - well, i don't remember well anymore, well, i don't remember because i lost consciousness. when he wasn't there , i was worried. experienced a lot in

этой жизнь, i stayed with him, he was 13 years old when his father died in donetsk, and on the second day, i did n't make a show. why did they recruit? well, they tell me. i felt that they got it. where did they get it? where did you go to the crimean, who did you call, who did you contact, and when did you go? why did you go? why did you go all over the place, wine, something unusual? well, i need this and that. and then i

eat on a bicycle well, in general, they are fine if we hadn't achieved it tomorrow, we'll continue, i didn't understand what was happening what was happening in the city, she told us russians that we were mixing dill with earth, that we had to wait, i told the neighbors that i had prepared, i would bury it and fill it up so that they would know for the dogs, i opened the doors, uh, and the cats, the window, if they jumped out, if there was a fire, and i didn’t know that with my son, it’s definitely the most terrible thing. in the morning, around 8 o’clock in the morning, we hear, well , someone is starting to move. what are the cameras

, some screams upstairs, they first freed they opened the cell of the criminal, you set up a block and then went down to us, released everyone, then they are doing the second one and where are you, citizen, they already ran, guys, run faster, we don't just want you to be shot now. others will come and shoot you faster . on the same day literally there after a while two two means that after two the ukrainians came here from our side just as it turns out they went to the ukrainian i maxim they recognized me it seemed to me that there was some old man here is the old man eto that's how i went into the house. i'm sitting next to him. i didn't want to cry, you know, and

i didn't even though i saw his condition . i didn't want it to be even harder for him. situations yes well, when i was there and here, well, it's just a miracle how did the ukrainian army come and the russians just ran away from my mother february 22 was my mother's birthday and we got together after work with my family in the evening for coffee and cake my father he said children there will be

a war we must somehow, while we're all here together , let's think about what to do. and we him no one listened to the new feelings that there would be a war, he had no feeling that we would never return home where my sister and parents grew up. after the first shelling, the suburbs were badly affected. there were long queues

for water. people were withdrawing cash, but all of them were from my acquaintances from the city of mariupol. no one was leaving, everyone was in some sort of standby mode, just like that, just like that, and everything will end, and at one point, such a situation began that they began to go from all those four directions and take the city. moment almost everyone was already beginning to understand that the disaster begins in the city as i personally left from outside the city there literally a couple to 10 kilometers there where military operations were actually no longer carried out because everything was in the same place, the city was burning, everything was black in one of the days, people

came to where we lived and started asking if my sister's husband was there. it was a family, and this woman who was there among them told us what district she was from, that an aerial bomb fell on their house, that her mother was paralyzed in there was a tank in the yard, i ask. and where is my mother, she says well, look what the situation is, we have one car and the most important thing is that she is the driver and two adult children, a small child, a husband and i. my mother is paralyzed and at the trial there was a choice or i remain there alone and the children are this small a granddaughter who had nothing to eat because the baby food ran out of water in the city. there was no water at all. people drank water from a battery with a radiator

. they drowned in the snow . they boiled water . life began to talk about the fact that in order to move from a populated place to a populated place, you need filtering, it was like a certificate for myself that everything is fine with you, i understood for myself that uh. as soon as we find our parents or there is some opportunity to get to mariupol, then we will to leave, then they found out that one of the university's raincoats was almost shot at a roadblock just because he was a teacher of ukrainian language and literature

. if the parents are alive and well, how can they pass that filtering, my mother teacher of ukrainian language, father, teacher of ukrainian language and literature well, he was the director of the school, so my sister and i signed up and periodically we came there and marked ourselves and waited for the queue, plus there was a military commandant's office and evacuation buses with people also came there those who wanted were being taken to russia, and a guy was standing in front of one of the buses . well, i told him, we have to somehow get to the bus station. my parents are there, i don't know what's wrong with them , whether they're alive or dead. well, just at least understand he says, well, look what the situation is, here i am, i just left there. i was driving with my father in the car, we got there to dk metalurgiv, this is such a cultural center. we had a cultural center

. well, we were shot by a sniper. my mother died immediately in the back seat. i waited until my father died. it took a few days, i closed his eyes, left the car with my dad and my mom and left the car on foot, well, you decide for yourself. well, how are you going to go there one of these days, uh, well , like this kind of complete hopelessness , neighbors came and said that they were in mariupol they drove in, they let them in and we got together and left. i, my sister's husband and my sister drove into the city. there was absolutely nothing on the road. there was everything you want

. cars were burning . people were lying down. well, there was no phone connection , so my sister said we will wait until you come back. and i left. well, i left and ran . when i was looking for my parents, i saw so many dead people that this is a slipper. the worst thing is that i wasn't afraid, they were everywhere, they just laid hands, i ran, i held the keys to the house in my hands and was very afraid of losing them