much better every day, when i open my eyes, i already see much better with ksyusha, my mother and her two sisters evacuated them together before leaving. elder elizabeth went home for things and took these shots. balcony. not at all. i had a tantrum in their apartment, because, well, it was. it’s very hard for me because there are no windows, it’s just that they don’t exist, and everything in the glass in the hall even took out the heating, that is, the batteries. happiness is love. happiness is love worry family inspiration with children and adults who live in the house of mercy are regularly engaged in psychologists yuliya household body therapist. i give

bodily practices so that a person here now listens to himself and can directly realize. here is the state. yes, it is known here and now. it's not about where we are, it's about the state of the body. the state of the resource so that the brain broadcasts to our body that you exist here? can you create something? help is provided on a gratuitous basis, in addition to yulia, her colleagues from the center of the world of the family work with the refugees of donbass. the work includes individual and group consultations art therapy meditative practices exercises for self-regulation and you feel this feeling of deep relaxation. in fact, people worry about

everything, that is, everything is scary and naturally a great desire to return home, not acceptance, first of all. here's something going on. i have everything there. i want to go there, of course, and many have relatives there. these are also causes of anxiety and someone is here with children whose illnesses are quite severe. olga is a debtor here with two children and eleanor and svyatoslav both have rare genetic diseases that are barely treatable. fumarase deficiency, it causes such a process that, if it was launched at the wrong time, they reacted. then the body takes organ after organ, it turns out, roughly speaking, the body goes to failure completely. i don’t know, let’s hope that the

doctors will help and somehow correct this. they came from the city of torez, donetsk region. there at home. they left family and friends with some for the last couple of months. there is no connection. if before we have. yes, there were shellings, yes, sometimes there were hits, but now this is our city, it is a connecting city between the dpr and the lpr, so it is important to break this chain and naturally suffer. nearby houses, and just the same, my house, dad's house is what next is what will suffer first of all. let you go through.

here, but it's a crib. here are the boys, that danya is the eldest girl's daughter, but these are not their wardrobes. this is the table where they do their homework yulia tarasenko mother of many children, she has five children natasha sasha mark daniil and little eva are all together now live in the suburbs under the elizabethan children's jose in early march they were taken out of the donetsk doctor. and the strong began fighting. here, uh, it was impossible to stay there all the time, well, either we were sitting in the corridor, well, or we were lying on the floor, as if, well, we were afraid, we are still in the area that is shelled every day by her son. yes, not a difficult diagnosis, in spinal

muscular atrophy of the second degree. the boy was already undergoing treatment in this space, and he was expected to continue the course when we arrived here in moscow it became easier for them to go without shooting, and then, if there was thunder or a plane flew by, they gave me danila , he is 4 years old. he asks me a question. mom and what she also says shoots. i say no, i say, here do not shoot, yes, the elder is not being treated and they are finishing the school year, their mother is engaged in paperwork with all working psychologists. happiness is love joy. yulia building with other children , they were in the basement, hiding from shelling and , accordingly, yulia called and said that they were now in the basement. and if we somehow could help them, they would be very

grateful to us. naturally, we did everything to take them out of this basement. irina ershova, chief physician of the elizabethan hospice of a medical and social institution, where terminally ill children live and receive therapy. here we have 20 people in the hospital, but they continue to paint . they are always in touch with us and they are absolutely from different regions of russia. that is, we have no connection to the regions. we have children, from all over russia plus from neighboring countries, too, if necessary, we will take a child from any countries of the world with the beginning of active hostilities in the south-east of ukraine have additionally opened a special program to help parents with palliative children from the dpr lpr. the child comes here with his really indefinite stay, that is, he will stay here as long as the family needs in order to solve some of these moments of the problem and already decide where they will be next, in addition to tarasenko, another evacuated family lives here child in serious condition

, doctors have been dealing with him for the last month and a half. i am i saw such a unity between various organizations of public state structures to solve a common problem that arise at a moment in time, everyone is ready to invest in their tolika and the care of supporting the professionalism of solving the general situation to help specific people since the end of february, the human rights council. under the president of russia, he works virtually around the clock his representatives supervise many organizations and institutions to assist refugees personally go to taps refugees and in temporary accommodation centers and, uh, with those who are directly accommodated in their friends, uh, both in moscow and in the regions. i find out the problems, especially

the teapot that they have in hopes, the hrc issued leaflets c of practical information for refugees and developed detailed instructions, where the algorithm of actions is described step by step. upon obtaining a new status on the territory of russia, open channels of free psychological assistance are now human relations and the principles that have become in our opinion, well, such secondary. yes, we evaluate a person according to the status of the position there, and to the security that if a person they have nothing and they evaluate each other only according to what human actions are to each other. what kind of support for each other is shown irina kirkorov also said that the human rights council. now he is studying in detail the materials provided by the international tribunal for ukraine, its creation in march of this year was initiated by the public chamber of russia, now we have launched work on the born district

there is a very large flow of information, as far as i am concerned, we are transferring our data to the investigative committee of the russian federation and this is already being used for the relevant, so to speak , legal procedures, clearly and understandably, the group of experts of the tribunal included journalists and public figures from the united states, canada, france, serbia and other countries. they collect independent evidence of the crime of ukrainian neo-nazis, which we will receive, they will be public. naturally open to everyone. and these are videos. these are peal people, not our estimates. this people themselves tell about what happened, such information goes directly to the human rights council. some of his employees settled the refugees at home, not what the children said. this most indelible impression was made by the fact that this is really a basement, that this is a search for funds for food. and the fact that it can be a day without food without water. it's a

basement study. it's all in the basement life in the basement irina borovoy adopted a mother with three children from makeyevka and she herself has seven of them, two of whom are adopted these are my seven children here, yes, all are sealed. and hmm, the artist, in my opinion, managed to catch them m-m inside, because in these portraits the children are exactly like that. here's what they are. in addition to the fact that irina is a member of the human rights council. she heads the association of oncological patients, and at the end of february she wrote in all thematic chats that we are ready to support the residents of donbass from the moment active hostilities begin. have made such a request, who can be willing to host families at home, because everyone is different opportunities, evaluating and own resources. irina realized that she could also invite someone in the

first days. i said guys, let's host someone at home. well, at first they started, damn it, and where will they sleep, and what will they eat. where will they go to study? well, here are some everyday questions. well, then somehow everything was put on the shelves and the children even waited, well, someone might come to us. here we will have new friends. we will have new brothers and sisters in the family. so they got svetlana ksenia olesya andrey and common favorite. quiet. she was also taken out of the dpr, she was a baby at all when he appeared in our family like that. naturally, we do not abandon our animals. ah, drove in with us in a backpack, the cage could not be taken out, so not for a school backpack. this year began hard for svetlana. i became her mother. actually. for this reason, the family did not leave makeevka until the last moment, even when the evacuation was announced again from 23 to 24 o'clock on o'clock,

reinforcement began. e fighting and it became very noisy what we call that's how we are now call up with uh those who stayed? well, how noisy there . noisy, that's what we call noisy staying in the city with children, he says it was unsafe. in addition , her eldest daughter has oncology and requires constant medical supervision. svetlana saw irina's offer of help in the chat and responded that there was no money for list. well, there was no way to leave financially and they helped us transfer money. we were able to buy a ticket and get on the bus to come here to moscow upon arrival, the family took care of the documents, they wanted to get the status of refugees, but in fact they were able to issue only a temporary shelter of documents that we , uh, had to carry with us all the time. and this is the

type of paper that svetlana had to collect in order to legalize the original documents in the country, certified translations of photocopies, the process took more than a month of daily trips to the authorities. and i can honestly tell you that this is directly the work that took place throughout this entire period and there were very great difficulties with by this i must say that, of course, our bureaucratic machine, including in moscow, was not ready for the fact that hmm mass people are going to take shape, people are running. they are waiting for help and we are talking about this help, yes, we are declaring it. mm, and arriving they are faced with such composure. here, complete the paper. come again family, having overcome many trials after obtaining a temporary shelter. she applied for russian citizenship, which will be received in

three to four months. well, you have to somehow survive it will give. yes here and to be honest, i do not understand mine. what should we do next abuse uh hospitality, no matter how much, probably, i'm not very good. that's why i rent an apartment and i'm afraid that i didn't reach out, rent an apartment and food. i'm just really scared. please tell us what happened to you during these days and what events could be very significant for you valentina ladygina psychologist. he is currently, she works with refugees from donbass who live in different countries of the world, and

also advises compatriots and colleagues, located abroad. the main problems today this is stress. this is anxiety. this understanding of the future, of course, there is no sustainability in this life today. olga mirtich is now in austria for the past few months, a woman has not been able to contact her elderly relative, who lives in ukraine; she has stopped communicating, her name is svetlana stepanovna levakhina. she was born in 1938, she is 83 years old. olga is very worried and asked for help from various organizations, including rossotrudnichestvo. basically, i have me here all consists in the fact that i can not calm down. i don’t know what to do with mine, so that i can help find it? do you understand? as much as i want to take my aunt here, a woman is supported by psychologists of

such appeals. valentina says a lot of consultations are free within the framework of the hrc project and rossotrudnichestvo help without borders psychologists. well , as it were, how to say, they work directly individually with each person. yes, that is, it's not something from the series where 15 minutes calmed you down. goodbye. yeah, that is, it's straight like normal professional hourly consultations. here are the roses, the cooperation conducts its own monitoring, to whom and what kind of assistance is needed now. what problems do refugees and compatriots face abroad. well, we probably have a shlagman project, this is our chat bot, which we made in a telegram to collect and offer applications for requests for help for psychological help for material assistance to help us with medicines, which means for the manifestation of cases of russophobia and so on. dmitry also says polikans organized fees for the delivery of humanitarian aid to the kherson region. the german and lugansk people's republics are food products. these

are medicines, diapers and various, so to speak, hygiene kits and so on. that is, what people really need now, but in order to simply survive in these difficult conditions. nadezhda ivanovna dreamed of somehow living here to nurse her grandchildren, but together, alas, she did not have a chance to become a widow. let's go polite. let's go close to me. out of habit , every spring, my grandmother breaks a small vegetable garden, and in the summer he makes preparations. i plant everything myself. these are my tomatoes, cucumbers, salads, everything is on the shelves, what is left from last season, but

now it will definitely not be lost, says nadezhda ivanovna immediately, boxes of food for children were brought by neighbors and caring people when they found out about the unusual visit of the grandmother. here is the milk. everything was brought to us by people and this same dashenka here are all sorts of these same ones well, for the kids, we store it here it's cold here for little dasha. that's all. this is what they brought to her, no one touches it since the families with many children who now live with nadezhda ivanovna left the lc, a month has passed all this time. they are trying to draw up documents and find a job for nadezhda ivanovna soon for her pension. also, we go and do the documents for her pension. she allocates money to us so that we go to the city and do at least something. document translation of documents gave us the same for her pension and uncomfortably

ashamed nadezhda ivanovna visited a lot years ago and brought a few bulbs of primroses from there, the garden has grown, and now my grandmother blooms every spring. here is a meadow of snowdrops.

for 2 days, more than 120 people left the territory of the azovstal plant. this was reported to the russian ministry of defense only the past day. 80 civilians got out. as they were told about the military department, they were held by ukrainian nationalists about how people lived in the bunkers of azovstal, and how they managed to get out anton podkovenko. they went out in groups in open to russia and the humanitarian corridor with whole families, a minimum of things and with a quick step to the buses , the rescue operation in mariupol, the civilians who were

held by ukrainian nationalists at the azov steel plant, was carried out on the initiative of president vladimir putin, the evacuees say that they tried more than once to escape from the azov captivity, but they were not released. we tried, uh, for 2-3, probably, to leave. there weren’t even strong shootings from the bus yet , but they were ready to return us, everyone was indignant. how can you power us human shield hostages terrorist tactics, which acquired a new sound in ukraine performed by neo-nazis hiding behind the backs of their own civilian bunkers, azov people came and said, yes, that we opened the apartment. we went there, they swore at us that they chose a russian city. here we go into an apartment in almost every apartment the russian flag of russia the nationalists did everything not to let people out, they had aggression towards us peaceful people say those who still managed to get out. we are now immediately azov

met with this with machine guns. you are where and mats another family there, a daughter with her mother, that her mother either felt bad or what she says, she openly said that we would go out. come out, we will shoot the azov people and did not think to provide at least some tolerable conditions for the civilians who were kept at the factory. people themselves were looking for water in the workshops, there were some stocks, carbonated in packages, they found a portable generator, they poured fuel for it from factory taps that had been inverted by explosions. the nazis said everything was burned he can't go there either, but people knew about the humanitarian corridor. someone took the radio with them in the bunker. they just didn't release. we wo n't let you out there. uh, there are bad people. they will shoot you now, the family unanimously decided to go to ukraine if we decide to return only to mariupol, but not to us, the village of the nameless dpr is a temporary camp for those who managed to be evacuated from the azov steel plant and its neighbors

in the mariupol quarters, a meeting place for those who are almost i lost hope of seeing my loved ones. we brought now uh found. yes, yes, everything was found and dad, somewhere the evacuees are looking for dad somewhere in the presence of un representatives and employees of the international committee of the red cross, they decide for themselves. where should they go next, stay in the dpr, go to russia or kiev-controlled zaporozhye. i have a lot of friends in russia, no one, i would like to go to russia well, it is dead for me. here are the statistics of the russian ministry of defense on april 30, 25 people were taken out of the houses nearby to azov and 21 people from the territory of the enterprise itself, all 46 evacuees wished to stay in the dpr on may 1, 80 people were taken out of azov 11 people stayed in the dpr 69 left for zaporizhzhia

in ukraine among them, most likely members of the family of militants who were hiding with them vases began to say experts. in an unnamed overnight feeding place for evacuees, a string of buses of ambulances, psychologists and even priests are among the ones who came out, mostly women and children , the smallest fell asleep right in the arms of men, they check for participation in nazi formations, such control is necessary so that those locked on factory, azov people. they definitely have nowhere to go anton bokovenko lead. during the day, the russian army hit almost four dozen military facilities of ukraine with high-precision air-launched missiles during the day, as the ministry of defense said, among them there are five command posts, 25 strongholds of the areas of concentration of manpower of military equipment of the armed forces of ukraine , including in the area of ​​​​aleksandrovka of the nazi formation aidar, the latest reports on the special operation

on protection in the donbass in the material of boris maksva. by specialty surrendered without a single shot wording that is increasingly heard in reports from the ministry of defense, a military man says that 10 rounds are sent to the front line without prior preparation at a training ground and forward to defend the motherland 120 rounds. that is, there was no desire to shoot. it’s normal to insert faster than sound and is inaccessible to the enemy after 10 minutes. after launch, a four-ton rocket reaches the enemy salvo battery, three two one launches

are clearly visible on objective control frames, and there is no trace of the target, only for a day such missile the complexes destroyed four dozen military facilities of the armed forces, the mobility of this complex helps to quickly change its location, which does not allow the enemy to calculate our location in time and strike back . capable of reaching the enemy. even in its rear , headquarters in isu, warehouses with weapons and all kinds of equipment. this is an ultra-precise weapon. one of the main trump cards of the russian military superiority in the sky over ukraine unconditional in the area of ​​​​the settlement of petrovsky luhansk road of the republic two tactical missiles were shot down. near and in the donetsk region a rocket was destroyed death during an air battle in the slavyansk region a ukrainian mig-29 fighter was shot down, 258 ukrainian aircraft were shot down and helicopters, almost 700 drones and

three hundred anti-aircraft systems. in addition, according to the ministry of defense , 2,756 tanks and armored vehicles were destroyed during the special operation. vehicles, as well as more than 4,000 artillery installations and other military equipment boris maksudov to lead. more data from the evening report of the ministry of defense during the day, the russian military destroyed four ukrainian installations of the s-300 air defense system, a reconnaissance and guidance radar station, as well as a rocket artillery depot. in addition, high-precision missile strikes are reported on command and observation posts and the area where manpower and equipment of the armed forces are concentrated, and the results of the work of russian air defense by russian air defense systems in the area of ​​​​snake island three baraktar unmanned aerial vehicles were destroyed. tb-2 also shot down four ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles in the areas of the settlements of chervonny oskol and several of the kharkiv region, as well as the cheerful donetsk people's republic. in addition, in the areas of

polish and maly kamyshevakh, five rockets of death were intercepted, all at first conducting a special operation, destroyed 146 aircraft 112 helicopters 690 unmanned aerial vehicles 285 anti-aircraft systems 2,760 tanks and others armored combat vehicles 316 multiple rocket launchers , 1,246 field artillery mortars, and 2,578 units of special military vehicles. ukrainian nationalists use civilian infrastructure for military purposes, hiding behind civilians as a human shield, according to mikhail mizintsev, head of the national defense control center. in barvenkov. this is the kharkiv region in the building of the regional psychiatric hospital. number two the nationalists equipped a stronghold, and in the basement, civilians are also forcibly kept in the schools of the dnieper nikolaev

kramatorsk slavyanskaya militants. we equipped firing positions we placed armored vehicles and artillery, a significant part of the population forcibly held by radicals in ukrainian cities is still looking for any opportunity to evacuate to russia. . both foreign and ukrainian citizens received 103 requests for evacuation to the territory of russia, the donetsk and luhansk people's republics, as well as in the zaporizhzhya nikolaev kharkiv region, kherson region, controlled by the russian armed forces, in moscow they honored the memory of those who died in the odessa house of trade unions in may 2014 a large-scale action brought together thousands of people activists of the young guard of united russia volunteer company with photographs of 48 victims of the odessa tragedy and posters came to the embassy of ukraine all day muscovites carried flowers to the table, odessa in the alexander garden, and

anastasia ivanova we will never forget commemorative events, with these words several thousand people go to the embassy of ukraine they carry flowers and candles to photographs of the victims, a terrible tragedy in the house of trade unions spreads all over the street rachmaninov's symphonies at the piano. valentina lisitsa was born in kiev and spent all her childhood in odessa today. she could not help but come every summer went to odessa that is, it was a city very close to me and i watched very closely behind everything that happened. naturally, during the maidan after, and that's just the day of may 2, it was just such a shock. i mean, my parents told me a lot. mom told my grandmother, they survived the occupation, but these were all stories. here are some terrible ones, how people could turn into animals. how could people hate to kill cruel each other and suddenly. this is happening live here in my desa. here is the building where the child ran.