[000:00:00;00] yes, there are all the lists, the ones thrown out by the wounded, the unwounded, there were no children in any of the lists, neither the dead nor the wounded, nothing at all, nowhere, nothing, we collected things, documents, they put me in a construction wheelbarrow , and they drove, just in the morning, while no one was shooting, they got out, drove by, there were corpses, mines, which were not there, and they were driving, there were knocked out tanks, karina with little danylo in her arms, together with the neighbors from... the evil of the wounded sasha to the mariupol hospital, there were many people there, some wounded, some with injuries no one has any body parts, severe injuries, and when they heard that they were coming, everyone ran to the wall, or somehow, but i was standing in the center , no one took me away, the street fights moved even closer, the circle tightened, so

when karina was offered to take out brother to... a safer hospital, she agreed, but when they reached the evacuation point at three, they heard a burning sound, there is only one seat in the car, and for a month i lost contact with him completely, i don't know where he is, what he is, how is he, did he contact his mother, did he contact his mother, is anyone alive, one of the parents is not alive, sasha got in touch, said that he had written that i might one day walk, then sasha told me that karina had passed anyway. okay, everyone is fine, except for him, sasha called his mother from the donetsk hospital , he was sent there for treatment, an evacuation bus, later tatiana received a message from her daughter with her younger son, a neighbor was passing by their apartment in mariupol, and she was able to send tatiana a few photo, and at that time my husband was there, coming there, well, on business, and we were just standing together with him, and she sends

photos of children he grabbed his phone and ran outside, he just looked at those photos, two photos of those. well, i just never saw such emotions in him. and they were there, in the apartment, until they left for filtration in donetsk. here is this bill, it's like that, it's very small to get it, some people even stood for 12 days. i was asked about my younger brother, is that really your son? i say no, this is my brother, but what about your parents, i say no, it was very dangerous to say that your parents are soldiers, i had to say that either they died, or i went to work and didn't come back, they invented everything in a row, i was even going to go myself, but how many times they told me where you were going,

where, well, that's the end of it all. you won't be able to, i say, well, well, or they told me that you will either be taken prisoner there or something, and you won't save the children either, no matter how, and she asked her relatives there, that is, at first, yes, yes, and then they looked at all this in amazement, said no, and here my mother is already, well, before that she lived in poland for a long time, she says, so am i a polish citizen, like, i've been living here for a long time, let's go, i was next to my brothers, boys, we didn't sleep for a day, while my mother was driving, she doesn't call, she doesn't call, she calls, she cries, they won't let me in, i'm here, they're going to kill me here, they've called me for this service , they're going to check me now, the guys were even crying, they were already praying, even those who never even believed in god, they started praying simply and asking, god, they let my mother in, they let her in, but

they didn't let her grandson into the wards right away, however it was difficult to name it, she calls me, says, there were such words here and there that i can’t even repeat them now, the child was in such a state that she was simply in shock , i had an infection in the bladder, in i had a urinary tract infection, they inserted a large syringe into my side, and the phlegm scratched my lungs, the cough was very painful, and after that they still decided after a month, if i don’t remember, after a month they would ask me and find out, that i have a sashka with a punctured lung and paralyzed legs in fact, they were thrown at will, they mentioned similar things only when they had to make the right picture for the propaganda media. i was lying down, i woke up from the fact that someone was filming something, they came all day for the child, gave me some gifts, the pressure of a young captive, i basically did not say anything to them, and they left, after that

i... found out that they did so , that these are ukrainian soldiers, in short, they are the children of the hospital, through truths and lies, the grandmother managed to get her grandchildren out of the occupation. hell, in transit through georgia, where sashko's condition was successful to stabilize, they were sent to germany, here i go to rehabilitation, sometimes i stand, i have a special wheelchair that i can stand on, i started to clean my back muscle, and my legs started to react to mine, so to speak, the teams have done a lot of analysis, a lot of research, but so far it does not give results , well, if some say one thing, others say another, but we hope for the best, we still do not lose hope, we will be

here for the time being, life before the war, i almost forgot him i can hardly... i have to remember the moment when i was sleeping alone in the basement, i was afraid of my mother, how she is in ammunition in a uniform , fully armed, looks at me, unfolds and goes into an empty field, it seemed to me that at least it means that she is alive, i believed in it, but now i have almost nothing, thank god that the children are alive, we have everything, we are in nothing. we have needs, even sasha will be fully provided with treatment , there is medicine and the whole world, and here we understood one thing, that the most important thing is life, that we

stayed alive, that we are close, further, further it will be, now even when i leave somewhere, i leave there, or where i constantly call them, call them, it was before this, but now they just don't pick up the phone, i know that they are at home, and maybe they are sleeping, but in i'm already thinking about everything, i'm already raising half of berlin on my ears so that someone will come home and see, damn it, that my children are just sleeping. the russians have a very extensive program of indoctrination of children who fall under their control, they send children to so-called youth army camps, where they undergo military training, and in fact they prepare future soldiers, they are immediately ready to give citizenship, they force everyone to get passports, they give them for illegal adoption or to foster families, all this indicates that they never intended to return them, such

a program as an educational program appeared , when it is shown that ukrainian children enter the universities of the russian federation without any exams, without documents, receive russian passports, russian diplomas, and actually stay on the territory of the russian federation, why do i also interpret this as coercion deportation, because they do not give an alternative, if the child wants to go to ukraine from the temporarily occupied territory of ukraine, the russians do not allow him to do it, they say, no, you have only one path, the russian federation, period. marik knew, yes, that he would be exchanged for someone, i even prepared him for the fact that this is how our exchange went, they put bags on our heads, blindfolded with tape,

hands were wrapped like this, this is how the whole exchange process went, and i understood that it could also be with a child, since she was released from the most terrible prison in the occupied donbass, yulia was sitting on suitcases in zaporizhzhia, on suitcases. and on the phone, she called everyone who could help, went through all the possible options, it worked, perhaps the most risky one, the eldest son just turned 18, he was able to transfer custody of the youngest to himself and left for the controlled territory through belarus, it was december 16, anxiety is screaming, i'm going to meet the children, it's scary, but i'm going, i remember, i was worried that... how will they react to me in general, well, that's what you're worried about, on the phone it's the same thing, anyway we were separated for almost 2 years, and when the bus arrived, i stood up like that, i don't know

how to react at all, mark comes out, and he comes out almost as tall as me, well, he was 9 years old when they took me away, and now he is already 11, and he is taller than me and his voice is already masculine, he breaks down, i say: " my little son, he says: here i am, and he is also crying, trying to lift me in his arms, to show that he has become strong, that he has grown up. i have to wait to go to my mother, well, it was very difficult for me to go for 5 days, well, i overcame it with my brother and now i mom, we used to be blind before going to bed, even when i look at my phone something

pops up, i just remember what happened, i don't cry because of it, at our school it is possible, well, they sewed it with brains, that rossiyskaya the federation is a great country that helps us and saves us from people like the ukrainians, but when i came here, i realized that this was not the case at all, they told us that they were bombing us, not us them, it was the other way around. everything was the other way around, they said one thing, but it turned out to be completely different, i bought after the road... well, that's it went to sleep, then woke up to the sound of

some kind of siren, i ask, mom, this is what? she says, well, it's a siren, it's the people who are bombing us, who you said, that these are great people who helped, my mother said , well, let's go to the shelter, we'll talk there, otherwise, god forbid, a rocket will hit, the most difficult cases - these are children of military personnel, yes, these are children who remained in the occupied territories because their parents, well, mariupol, for example, yes, parents in the first days of the war, they joined the armed forces, they went to defend their country, and the children, well, very young children , they stayed there with their grandmother or someone from their relatives, and their relatives concluded that these children did not need their parents, and these children also received citizenship, for example,

russia. and the parents were in captivity, they returned, they want to return their children and they cannot, this is difficult, i think, i see, it is somewhere about 100-150 m from us, where we are standing, that they are standing, two of these little green men , mother-in-law and child, i began to shout to anna maria there, as well as by name, that i am, mother. and she started screaming mom mother, and she left, months of negotiations, persuasion of relatives who refused to return her daughter to her parents, everything hung in the balance several times, and in the end, a meeting at the border, under the supervision of russian special services, and the way to kropyvnytskyi, to a new home, and they, they if i say something, they immediately send me

away. they buy flowers, yes, now anna maria is visiting a psychologist, because on a permanent basis, when she first arrived , she asked whether we love her, whether we are not abandoning her, probably they said that we do not love her, what. .. we threw her there, she knows very well that where we were, that we were in captivity, she knows very well what collars are on the russian flag, who putin is, and she asked me when she called, i wrote it down, mother, who is he, and why uncle grandpa is the president of the whole world, i was in shock, i say, where is such a thing here, he says in kindergarten, well, i believe my mother, that my grandmother once stole me, and

then my mother cried so much, she told me, and then, and then i talked to her and my grandmother sent me such a video to my mother, that i am russian, i have grown up and, well, i have changed in general yes, i didn't recognize much, but it changed for the better. when i was in captivity, i wanted and wanted to take him to the first class , because there are days like these that happen once in a lifetime , the first time to ring the bell and sit behind and that's all, well, that's all to explain that it's school, that you have to study, because

she asks, dad, why do i need this, well, well, i, i just don't know how to study, i just don't know how to hold a pen, you can learn. mom and dad will teach, but i will that's right, that's how i show, well, that's how i hold three fingers, four fingers, but i can't do anything, when we were in the cinema and i saw that the whole red card, anxiety, air, we started to go home, she says, why? what is an air alarm, i say putin is launching rockets at us, she says, i want him to die, and no one teaches her this , she is the people herself, well, the child understands, stefania,

mom, mom stefania, she says goodbye to him, she sits, sing mi-my side of the word, i want. and i am ukrainian, i can name. many stories with a boy who is 14 years old, who was in kativna, in kherson, who was brought in twice not just for interrogation, but for execution, i can tell about the boy who we returned, he was caught three times near the border, the russian

federation, when he tried on his own just by some miracle to return to ukraine, he was beaten every time. usually children are broken psychologically, for example, children are punished for everything related to ukraine, for the phrase glory to ukraine, they were deprived of food, they were locked up in isolation cells, for several weeks they were forbidden to communicate with anyone, with whom, with anyone, we have such situations when we really returned a child, also a teenager, and when they brought him, well, when he already saw the flag. of ukraine, he, he was very strong, very aggressive, as possible, yes, at that age, but when he saw the flag of ukraine, he started to cry, well, that's why, after all, these are children, very traumatized children, that's why that, well, i often say that deportation or relocation

is illegal - this is one of the circumstances, in fact they experienced a lot of horrors, yes, this is also the loss of parents, this is the loss of some friends, yes, what or were deported as well, whether they were or died, this includes, well, the loss of everything , yes, there to the house, the family, the children who were there for eight months, for a year, and when i ask how, how they endured this, they say, you know, we understood that if , i definitely understood that if i don't abstract myself and don't merge with the gray mass, supposedly, supposedly i don't care about this ukraine, don't care... about all this, i don't can turn back, i dissolved, it was my cunning plan, i dissolved so that they wouldn't suspect anything about me, it can't help but impress, but

when i ask which children, who managed to be returned from the torture chambers, and ask how you didn't break down, well, how, how you, you were in captivity for 90 days, you washed the torture rooms of ukrainian citizens of blood for 90 days. your task was to wash away blood, collect knocked-out teeth and so on in the torture chambers for 90 days. he said: "i understood that if i showed that i was scared, or if i cried, i would break down and they would understand that nobody needs me anymore, you can't take anything from me, and they will just kill me." and he survived. so who am i that... don't hold back, children, what are they we return, these are teenagers, yes, they are very careful about the feelings of their relatives, they try to do something about them. well, don't tell everything, not because they hide it, but because they understand how painful it is when

a mother over there, or a grandmother or a sister hears it, and here we are, well, in our office, when veronika vlaseva came to us , but they also helped with the offices of the shoemaker, and she told me, she looked at my mother like that, and then my mother came and took her hand, my mother is a soldier and very well... you know, the woman is strong, and i see that, well, not here the mother supports the child, and the child supports the mother, and after that we still talked with the mother, and i, well, i am also a mother, yes, i already have one adult daughter there, the other is a small one, and i also explained to her that the issue here is not because the child hides, and what does it protect you, yes, war is a 24-hour story, so we have the same, we have our own front 24 hours a day, i clearly understand that we must continue to fight for every ukrainian child, i am convinced that

despite any - what are the counter-methods of the russian federation, we will do everything to return every ukrainian child, everyone a citizen of ukraine, every female citizen of ukraine who are currently in temporary captivity, in the temporarily occupied territory of ukraine or in the territory of the russian federation. the children recognized it immediately. arina went to her arms, danya ran up and said i'm going with you, i said right away, danya, yes, right away, those

were the first words, mom, i'm coming with you, those were his first words, the first words, mom, i'm with you i'm going, you really wanted to go back with your mother, yes, yes, they managed to get the closest relatives home, the elder danya, the restless masha, the smallest arynka, who is already learning to walk little by little, and the world, which was deprived of children, is about to be filled again with the main meanings, bedtime stories, sung, wheeled and the future, which

carefully peeks out from new, joint photos. chevronons approaching victory, they wanted us to live in a corrupt state, a satellite of russia, but we chose our way. defended our choice and moved, and for 10 years now we have been going unceasingly, going and strengthening

democracy, going and developing the economy, reforming the courts and law enforcement agencies, with zero, we create special anti -corruption bodies, get rid of russian and oligarchic influence, digitize all state services, take care of our people, and create powerful armed forces. forces according to nato standards, develop civil society, fight with the aggressor and finally move from candidacy to membership in the eu. we are going and there is no stopping us, because we know why. 10 years of struggle, 10 years of development, 10 years of dignity and freedom. assault troops are the path on which a soldier... becomes a warrior, where the brave become

relentless where the strong become mighty and the determined become invincible, that's your way, choose cheap. hrobchik, how are you? i feel that it is difficult for you, maybe you are confused, and now it seems to you that nothing is working out. you know what i do when i'm confused? i go to church, look at myself, remember what i have already achieved and say: i am well done. at the same time , you just need to pat yourself on the head, either in imagination or in reality. you see how well done we are, doing what helps. on how are you.com, caring people from the program mental health professionals and their friends from unicef ​​have collected tips on how to help yourself and your child

cope with stress.

back if you can this damn war. chevrons, approaching victory, step by step, they move from one danger to another. step by step, they free from invisible death. our land, fields and forests, houses that have been visited by evil, without sappers, life will not return here, without the courage and dedication of these people, we will not return home, for your work and our safety,

we thank the sappers of the state emergency service of ukraine. ukrainian gives freedom, we have 45 synonyms for the word beaten, and you are free to choose exactly how you want to get even with the enemy. ukrainian, the language of the free. rules of a warm country, healthy care. the house is passable, but not cold. thank you for putting in your deer. it is easier to warm one person than to heat a whole apartment. let's beat the winter together. your task in the unit is to keep the boys

safe, so you are air defense, on our kite, what is the difficulty? you never know when a dry ship will fly out, at sea, well, you can't get anywhere, you just have to maneuver, you could to kill everyone, this is our brother, in general, everything is very simple, it’s only scary for families and fellow citizens, capture or not capture, but the guys , who sacrificed their lives so as not to get caught, the darkness, a friend, always a friend, an energy source over there on the as, the russians could blow it up , what are you talking about, what will happen after the war, what will happen, life will be, bahmud, every minute something flew in, they stand to the end, few understand the meaning of these