[000:00:00;00] friends we were drinking coffee in mykolaiv today, we planned to go to kherson, but in a coffee shop we met the commander of a very effective unit and he said that today his fighters will deliver humanitarian aid to villages where almost no one has visited yet, that is, people there without electricity, water, no communication and no one has tried

to break through to them . david's ford in

the road is already there, we are going here, the distance is short, 10, but we have been on the road for more than two hours because the territories are mined and we have to go track to track, it is quite dangerous, we can see a bunch of destroyed houses, a lot of military tension, it feels like very close, after all, there are battles going on, civilians, we have not seen yet , let's go, let's go, now ochkalovsky streets well, what were they doing? were on the hoods on the roofs of them for such a kingdom not so much one house was burned, the other was burned on that street, then my brother

was set on fire, a neighbor came. where is the house where the smoke is going to be? so i left, i put it out, they didn't torture me. as you said, the automatic machines were presented to the forehead, so they just didn't know it. they were always the first, those black people, the police, or who are they? and we were just there. they gave people oil, flour, drove foam. and they think we have a healthy fence? they said they burned that there is still a military ex-military, everything was burned, a grenade was thrown they came and said, "you are there, we know that you are someone, russian, they came by car, we know that you are this one, and then i thought the brothers came, they were drunk, they didn't say that i was in self-defense, i was not at home, they shouted for my son, my husband, they came to us cautiously. on march 6, they were the first russian troops to come to us. on march 6, four months, we did not come out of the basements. we were constantly living in a fire. well, that's very simple. and how did we live? i was afraid to go . our old men were marauding and

with automatic weapons because our fellow villagers were directing at that was what happened to our old lady what happened to our old woman, they stoned us in the cellars, we slept for half a year, we were afraid of mushrooms, we didn't thank our head, we weren't hungry here, not this one, she tried to bring oil and flour from the second village and baked bread for us, the head baked bread for us , she didn't have to. she ran headlong here and

fought back, we told her someone would kill her someday god forbid. well, god had mercy, they didn't kill her. she took out the ashes here and said, "don't go, people, don't go. these olks are not people, but there were orcs. don't go around our houses. don't ask our people to eat. i myself brought my lard to you. i didn't go out. i ran after them. they stole flour from me in the hospital. i caught up with their cars. i returned flour to the bakery. well, how did they follow people? i followed them. i returned them because, well, it is impossible for the second , well, i was afraid of the ato man, well, i was afraid i just ran. well, we survived everything, thank god and the people who stayed here helped each other. well, it was like that, and what did they say to you when you talked to the locals? they said something that russia would be here. yes, we are planning. we have plans before the new year. well, as they say, the new agreement is to reach odessa. what will odessa be like, especially where who left? empty houses were looted. everything starts with refrigerators and ends with washing machines, and two cars were broken and two were taken. two uazs were taken

. the son of fire and land was recruited as a visa we drove to remove the rover, we took it from the garage and from there to the village and so what do you do with them if a person took guns, they took three guns from me, they took the last one, everything came in general in the garden, they shot the top under their feet, they wanted to take a loader, well, the loader did not give a neighbor, thank you very much that the guys are already fast and fast and they moved in, there are still some whole cars that were buried, or somehow they took two zil milk trucks from me. right now, i'm picking up water with the driver, and

the cargo was hidden, so they didn't take it and those who were standing on the street took away, well, the loader was not taken away, they did not have time, and there was no growth in the village, she went to kryvyi rih on april 15, that was. yes, she was not in the village at all, but here and the looting began, it was terrible, we ourselves could not do anything, so we were forced to look at her from all corners, so that at least since she is a representative of the authorities in our country, so that she can do something, the russians took everything possible from this library. yes, this is the military , these russians. they took everything from the village council and

opened the door from behind. this black man is walking they opened the door of the village council, they started taking everything out, even brooms and even toilet paper from the toilet. this is just terrible. and how were you allowed back after kryvyi rih, and how was it possible then? it was still in april, and we arrived, and with time, they already came here to my place . e claims that she allegedly left the village and surrendered to our ukrainians according to their position and that they shelled the village although it had not even reached our positions when the village was already shelled it was 7 o'clock in the morning yes and what did they do to you after that well what did they not do to you they came three times they invited us what what well for the same positions for that's all well they didn't do anything to us nothing happened we have few people left here this time and the old er-er what seemed to be a lot of partisans in our village and what did you show the laboratory technician?

and the sbu will come with people and sort things out there they beat them a little, and they are going to take the beating right now, and they are complaining, they have already approached ours, they have already come with ours, they are good, well, they are good, you understand when ours came here and the attitude of our ukrainians and the world to this ukraine, for which you can chat, with whom you can, and only they say that they do not understand a purely human word, they do not understand the relationship, that this is such a person, do you understand and begin to tell what it is, guys from the front line who came a lot , that's what i do with the guys here on they lived against me and

they lived with me like that and i talked to them like that that's exactly what they say, a lot of people died on the front lines, well, in ours, i'm talking, and behind him, before that, a young guy goes at 19, i say, son, how old are you, they tell me 19 and what i'm saying, you're here, i'm saying, you know that zelenskyi created this decree, this is a law that you will surrender and i say, he will be alive . yes, he says you can't surrender there, because there you are skinned and cut off. they wanted to take us out. so, what kind of house would be suitable for us to leave the village , for us to leave, for that matter? they scared me, well, in short, they scared me. where am i going to go? i earned money for that tractor all my life. i earned money for you. you have a milk truck and where is it? now we have left. he, i, and his equipment are there. yurka is a farmer. where do they go back? if everything is looted, how would we get back and how to live

? they thought that the russians had returned. well, when they saw that ours and the tank had left here my boys waved here and met everyone and hugged them yes they were so happy that ours actually ours went to the warehouse maybe on the internet i saw it i put it together as they said oh that aunt was already on that street this aunt was running it's obvious he is six moving between the two yes i go out at once oh i tell god how she was driving again and the holy neighbor screamed no it's ours as for that flag i'm running i'm screaming then they got it i tell god so you don't kill me somewhere they say on the internet that you won't kill me and they

say no, glory to ukraine, i say glory to the heroes glory and you won't kill me somewhere, say so on the internet and we posted it, i haven't seen it yet. so we met, we met on the first day and fed the family here for her, because everyone asked to meet him. we all asked to meet him today. speech because we were told to wait for the boiling to see yuli soon

well, we waited month after month. well, thank god, we waited for our military, faith, faith, faith in our military, and well, probably first of all, faith, faith that she will not leave us, that we will still be ukraine, not russia . not one day, not one day, how did you celebrate it when ours have already come and already they got fired because don't ask well, i want to celebrate very well woman so far i haven't even chatted only through my teeth well, of course, you can't tell me about it here, to be honest, we could find out now we came, we went out into the street, we talk, let's talk, and then they couldn't, the wife, how many months

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she stay in the cellar? he walked i saw everything in our village after village between kastoronka and our nameless one, where we were beaten there. thanks to our boys for what we gave them. they took him away. the tanks that were standing put their muzzles in the window right there. they shot him down and another was shot near the godfather of the second godfather. one of our boys is also sitting there, the axle is in the car, so everything is fine. who didn’t pass by, didn’t see this, wait, they came to us at two o’clock with a machine gun. what are you going to do ? i’m not afraid, i wasn’t afraid of death. well, they the truth is, they didn't kill me , but they took the left one, they took the barrel. well, i'm among them i picked it up later, if those bombs were falling over there. and my mother is 80 years old, and i ate on all fours. i went down to the cellar. well, i didn’t have a cellar. well, i stayed behind and we drove under shells. they sank my mother. they took us there. thanks to our soldiers that they took us. well, they showed us where they were going and we left. there was a small machine gun. they came like that . they took the beets out of the car. the next day, he came again. listen to me. i’m sorry. you were alone yesterday. such glasses with a machine gun, he

would beat her herself if she smeared and bought them, they say something there we were there, well, the godfather of the axis took the car, we were called all our lives, we were so strong, we did it calmly on that land, well, they came and took it and what could we do because there were many of them and we were without anything well, what could we do so everyone tried to stay because we needed somewhere well, we were left with nothing at all, you understand, i went at all this is thank you, my daughter bought me pants and we nothing at all, and so in general well, we did not take anything, we only took the documents and everything and why are you not leaving? why are you not leaving and where should i go? it's mine

the land is my house here, my children, my parents, what do i owe them, and i have pensioners here in the village? thank you, lord, because we have a very strong friendship on our streets . drives there

only according to mine, one car was with a humanitarian for the whole community so what can i tell you, we talked a little with the people, listened to their stories, and in general well, as everywhere, the russians, as the russians stole everything, gave nightmares to people, threw grenades into ordinary houses just for fun, so a few houses were burned just like that, but they quickly fled when our armed forces began to advance russian, we had 8 left. at five in the evening we were standing here and they guys were walking here , we just thought that the russians had returned back we ran to the courtyards. we thought that this hell had started again, and then as soon as we realized that it was ours, we ran to the village council, and we even fell over, so we ran. guys, we endured, we waited, and we were not ashamed to look our er, armed forces in the eyes, that we did not betray them, that we waited for them, and the most important thing is that er, they still did not leave us and go home, where

everyone lives. well, they took it from me and on they dragged the first one on the first night, when on the evening of the 10th they came to my house, 8 people spent the night and that was it, everything was fine everything was fine with them and it was very, very childish, but the people we encountered were very, very cool and strong, and it was obvious that they were scared, but they were not afraid to say what they think, what a cool woman, the head of the community, inna, what she said about her in the first days in the media, not in the media. somewhere on the internet, information appeared that she was a collaborator , but all the locals said that it was not true, they told how she helped all the days did everything so that

the community lived and did not cooperate with the russians they made such key decisions collectively. well, i'm saying. in my head, they were hungry. we didn't have them. we tried as hard as we could. after that, they poured a lot of dirt on her. people poured dirt on her. they didn't, well, they didn't deserve it. ugh, you asked the people not to take anything from them. they offered you. yes, they brought some humanitarians of their own. well, i gathered my people and our people decided that we didn't have any. we didn't have any food and our people decided what they would take . humanitarian workers, they brought us humanitarian aid, i won't

say that they didn't take it. that's right, because it was the second exit there was nothing, but she didn’t leave and stayed to help people. her husband from the anti-terrorist operation served in the anti-terrorist operation before that, in my opinion, he also came to the war in afghanistan by the word he, but here i can be confused, but he was definitely in the anti-terrorist operation. and they didn’t stab us for a long time. we thought that there were no partisans there, but it turned out to be former ukrainian soldiers it doesn't happen, and people continue to serve even under occupation. he was very ashamed and in the end didn't really want to tell this, but we met his friend oleksandr, who came to say hello from the neighboring village of ot, and he was in the war in afghanistan, and he told us that he couldn't stand it either. when the russians came and that they made their partisan network, they passed it on through each other, and the amount of equipment, its movement, and the direction of this

movement, were passed on to our military otovs and they very skilfully worked on them that's all they did, what kind of columns did they forget, they beat me for him? well, i endured, because i'm not afraid of it, if there was no connection, this one, how were they looking for somewhere where you can get in touch to pass it on to the guys, we searched, we also found dots on the mountain where they put marks where you can call when he calls, they passed it on, and our son, too, he is in the ivano-frankivsk army . they flew, son , there are helicopters, dad, the guys know

everything, dad, what fantastic people and what do they think about it told and how for them it just sounds there, even though it was very dangerous, fantastic people, i can’t find other words, in short, real ukrainians, real warriors, it doesn’t matter what age they are, but all these people defended their land, and no russian peace will ever take root here, with such people, and we will do everything possible to convey all these stories to our future generations, so that no one forgets them, so that everyone knows them. something else, anyway. people

defended him, defended their land. that's it little by little, we will win back all our territories, we will reign on our side if thank you to these fantastic people thank you to our armed forces and thanks to the military thanks to which we managed to get in and communicate with the people while they are still in them all these emotions are still very fresh how they told how they celebrated there how they cried it is worth a lot and you understand how precious each victory is for each of us and how we will all celebrate the general victory in ukraine

finally, i'm afraid to imagine, but it will happen on the way here, i liked it, well, such a typical thing for decoupaged territories, when you drive, you see signs everywhere that there are mines everywhere, burned equipment, we drove for 3.5 hours, somewhere, somewhere, somewhere, and in the villages, and civilian equipment is there, burned by cars, from signatures and fields, too, a lot of equipment in one place, there, er, cows were dead. fields, that's why this thing is for well, it's as typical for those occupied territories but she still constantly shocks people that this is a normal life, because they could not imagine it now, when you go through the territories where everything is mined and shelled, you think that there is still six months there, even six months ago, we could not imagine that there would be such a scale of this, and to say that sin will be brought back, we were talking there and the last expedition in

kamianka-sarab in odesa. now we are traveling and filming a war that destroyed villages that destroyed positivity destroyed families destroyed all that hasn't been stopped, but we're filming cool interesting partisans, yes. but it's cool that we're filming it not in the liberated territories. this already says that this is all we will rebuild the cows, there will be new cars, there will be new roads, well, this is a cool incentive for us to live on. and everything is ready, eh, we are returning from the village of chkalova, eh, kherson region. this village has only one road, eh, through the others, it has not yet been demined, and this road is simply covered everywhere along the sides . yu flags that are mined therefore, you need to be

very careful not to turn anywhere and one of the such dangers that i see when many swamps meet it is important that you do not throw you there for two hours of a difficult road we went with such a honest risky feeling and many moments where we simply moved to move this baniuk hope that we will get home and we will be a great deal of work for us . i am important to support

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