it turns out that you need an express loan for a business for 10 million rubles. for pressure in 5 minutes with a reliable bank. and you will have vtb helping with business. i am very worried about the military who are dying, but they are worthy to defend our motherland, and they started shooting at us from the ukrainians, they wounded my leg. and so, too, there was a scar, a fascist one. the first one attacked

our earth and we defended it, endured perished, but they still go yes, right to victory all day bach swinging knees, then a strong bang bang. that's it bach i hid under the chair, like grandfathers and suddenly broads. yes, and there he drove into a bomb from a burst, grandfather ran to save, who was in the tank, grandfather could only save one military man and her grandfather were residents of a village bordering ukraine. donetsk luhansk people's republic he had a counselor. that's it, that's because of the fire, then he

opened his grandfather's hand, my god. yes, my grandfather is a hero. here, as in all children, they live under shelling . when the children play in the evening and the shelling goes on, do the guys already understand what it is? well, somewhere further, somewhere closer, some scream. this is not for us. now it's further it is there, the village of donetsk there, artyom street is shelling, well, the sounds of shells get used. they understand when you need to run to the basement, but it’s not always possible to run away and infant mortality has become a terrible everyday life in donbass . how many mothers have been

torn to pieces? over the past 8 years, almost the entire territory of the donbass is a mortally dangerous place, many people died. when a family got into the houses in our garden, and neighboring streets were also arriving and people were dying. in the corridor at school, it is dangerous to study at the table, and along the only road, shot through by the ukrainian military, children

are taken to study to the nearest city of kirovsk ; in fact, we were very scared. yes, i was also in thomasus when the shelling. a bus on which children will be large, but this never stops the ukrainian military. our parents knew that we were being fired upon and were also worried. every morning, residents see each other off to work at school in kindergarten , i understand that new meetings. maybe not. the ukrainian military understood where they were shooting. why did they kill innocent people who lived all these years quietly and just at some point they started to shoot, for which just a small children's club smile in the village of donetsk was also

fired upon. we have our village children well, there is no kindergarten. they don't work for the school. everything is destroyed and just half a month ago, a ukrainian projectile flew here. here the student's room was badly damaged, there were no windows, but thanks to caring people like would restore a little. we want to tell the ukrainian military who fired at us that they are very bad people, because they started first. well, as a bombian us, when it flies it becomes very scary. i wake up yaroslav i do not dream.

my dad is now abroad, he fights to protect our homeland. one of the industrial centers of donbass for 8 years it was occupied by ukrainian troops from a large once flourishing city, only a few houses remained, retreating ukrainian troops leave only ashes. yes, the burial place of the peaceful people march 8 has already begun. shelling of the city. now comes the official statistics on the dead and the dead lists of more than 350 people. but this figure is not

final from many. we haven't got it yet. many are still under the rubble to keep the dead in the courtyards of houses. shelling is ongoing and there is no way to get to the cemetery. the wounded children were shell-shocked. they passed through me. the horror of what was happening was the shelling of the city, it was impossible to get out here. and who could leave? for those who remained ukrainian, the nazis shoot aimingly wonderful. i know that schools are destroying playgrounds. kindergartens. it took 8 years to prepare, all

the objects of the city were known by heart. they knew where the schools were located, where the kindergartens were located, they didn’t know everything, they have similar maps of the city, they retreated from this area with the first shelling, strengthened the industrial zones and from there. here they fired at this part of the city themselves, being in safety, the person was in this precisely the bomb shelter in this school. the conditions there are unbearable. you understand. there was no water, even i personally melted the snow to drink vodka. in this school we live as a refuge. there were a lot of children here, mother and children were old people. they even lived in the hallway. we don't have electricity here

, but sometimes they turn on the generator for us, and we, uh, can charge flashlights to use the light. it 's dark, it's very damp here. this room is e. we live every day. we are very worried and tear up crying. we really want to go home. we want to see the children of the grandchildren. this is my bed. this is the husband. this is my husband, vasily nikolaevich. he came here, we do not have enough candles, matches. we need to wash everything dirty on us nothing, water. not enough bread, they gave us little today, not enough at all. the military gave me a piece for chat and bread on the fire, we cook it. here i boiled potatoes in their uniforms. here is a teapot all so black sooty sooty. this is what we heat water on it and so for tea. well, i want to go home,

i want peace, i want it to be over as soon as possible. i really liked it. i liked my city, my apartment. well, the apartment is broken windows, i'm afraid to be there. bullets fly through the window and it's very scary. the only place in the boundary where shelling, which the ukrainian army continues to conduct, almost does not reach this small courtyard, protected by two nine-story buildings. humanitarian aid is distributed here. children came here while they were walking here, they had shell shocks. well, is it a war projectile that does not see who it is flying, or is it an eighty-year-old grandmother, or is it the first sprout of life that begins? growing our children is our

everything. people from the outskirts of rubizhne cannot reach here from the ukrainian side, shelling continues, sabotage groups work. how i kill will kill. like this this is how we all die. we live for survival at our own risk deliver food to ekaterina tsimbal's house during the shelling, her husband died, leaving four children orphans. i'm andrey andrey like this, yes, at least sat down? i don't know how it was. how did it happen that i know, it remains to run home, children, alive and yelling, there is no dad, there is no dad already.

you see, there are no such people, like daddy grandfather, everything is daddy 's roach. remember how andrew died. i do not want. i crossed, after 14 days i already started down and still a woman, so that they don’t remove the corpses, but the corpses lay. that's how it is before the hospital, all the children are all like that. ukrainian houses came in, drove people out, took away food. when the russian came, the russian gave me her last food to her children. and how i want to break this green face. i used to

be a citizen of ukraine until 2014 and i loved my state, respected it and could never have thought that ukrainian planes would arrive and ukrainian tanks would arrive and kill not just people. i will kill first of all the children of the head of the luhansk people's republic are collecting evidence of the crimes of the kiev regime against the people of donbass risking their lives. under shelling, it takes out residents from towns and cities located on the line. fire, under the influence of everything experienced, wrote a book, the executed childhood of donbass diesel from us, this is the most important thing - this is the embodiment of our life, their death, this one, yes, premature aging children without childhood. we've got

everything broken. our house is a broken mix. we were afraid to go out to the school from the fact that they were shooting hard. mariupol is a large industrial center the donetsk people's republic, where these children live, is destroyed almost every second. we started to burn. the ukrainians didn't let us out, then the russians ran up and pulled us out of the basement. we ran along the stadium, and the ukrainians started shooting at us from the leg. in such cases, there is not much.

a column of two cars began to leave, the first two cars were ours and another just without warning at the hotel, also a new demonstration. how ukrainian nazis hid in schools and kindergartens residents of mariupol saw with their own eyes eyes in this school there is a basement mama dear, there you can hide 1,000 people, and on march 6th. they said, so everyone should leave here, he says, there will be a tank battle. the school where the children used to study is no longer there. it is not subject to restoration, as and

most of the buildings of mariupol 287 building prospekt stroiteley apartment, they bombed, they shot everything and when they ran away, from there, they put stretch marks there, as they said. we are mariupol in ruins. it happened that way at night, and they just smashed civilians. here are the houses. here they are all worth three nine-storey buildings. there was no one there at all. there were just civilians there. children, old people with disabilities. they just got like this, they fell into the mine. they hollowed out, it will not bury. they. well, they mocked. they just got married is all. there were marauders there, or at first, uh, bags, and this maitra was taking food out of there , they didn’t let civilians go there.

these, like hadmobiles, are already standing behind such a machine gun and for everyone, like pum-pum-pum, it flew into the head. here. and in the foot, and the neighbor with whom we were her right to death. well, if it weren't for these azov people, the city would be fine, who has a german swastika around his neck, oryol. well, this is a normal person. it is not normal. on may 13, 2022, the publication of a telephone conversation between the president of russia and the chancellor of germany appears on the website of the bundestag. there is no nazism in ukraine

, says olaf scholz left, he will come here and see what this hall was doing here. these were the same fascists, they were zigging something. damn, well, it’s something they did all that fascism. here people they shot him, because he was not the last stage , probably, they were probably already in their psyches . we have a lot of people buried in the yards, these are the nazis. they have been torturing us for 8 years before that, so i want a fucking president. he said bastard. come here. let him see we buried the juice of the people. ilbe for civilians and children, the usual occupation of the nazis of ukraine we lay on

the apartment and i probably will remember this day forever, because it was the worst day in my life, when you run, i will do it. redress, cancel torn we run. and it was such a horror. the civilian population of the city of mariupol said almost the same thing, that all the firing points of the position were occupied, on february 22, as a rule, this is the seventh eighth ninth floor of apartment buildings. where did the civilian population come from? and then i wanted to go out, they were shot, respectively, people. they just went down to the basement, not understanding what was happening on the human rights of the donetsk people's republic daria morozova is investigating crimes the ukrainian military in the liberated territories of donbass were taken from people for food in the water, in general. here are some of their personal belongings driven out of those shelters that they were and hid there

themselves. and as a terrible reminder of the experience in the yards, grave crosses are visible under constant shelling of the ukrainian nazis. it was not possible to bury such graves in the cemetery of the dead now , we have seven such graves near the kindergarten , the children survived very difficult. when i arrived here in mariupol, they said that a lot of friends we don’t have died either, right? and although there are almost no hostilities in mariupol, liberated by russian troops, now. people face the consequences of war every day. dmitry

kalashnikov, the chief medical examiner of the donetsk people's republic, is investigating cases of children dying from stretch marks from thrown shells. children are shells. you can't stop their child. and even from this, very frequent deaths. uh, only uh, she lost four babies the week before last. uh, in the volnovakha region, children are dying - this is very scary. the ukrainian military leave behind not only streamers, but also mined toys especially for children oleksandr torba, honored. luhansk people's republic more than once operated on children who took deadly toys in their hands and naturally. the first desire was to pick up the dog mishka and at the moment of taking the toy. uh,

there were uh, explosions, trauma to the hands. uh, face, neck organs were most often damaged. the liberated territories are now cleared by russian sappers. and very soon the worst will be left behind, i have a son when he hears the sound of a fire engine. he breaks down, as mustang runs from a place to collect water. but this is wrong. oksana bazhedarova, temporarily acting. orders about how to establish the educational process in the newly liberated mariupol that our children were stolen from their childhood? at least this piece of childhood

is that it has been torn from them? we often sat in the basement. right straight to the basement, but we had arrivals nearby, we chose the glass. shells flew over us there, and our house is on the ninth floor. like this like a swing on a ship, like this, swayed it. we had about 70 schools in mariupol, not a single one was left, we had broken windows. our doors were broken, but fortunately the building itself was not damaged on april 19 either. we have already seated the children at their desks. on the very first day, almost 1,000 children came to us. we have put thousands of children at their desks since then, the school is growing and growing today. we already have one and a half thousand children in our school, 37th grade in the classrooms. we have 40 people. they all understood here are the

smallest to the largest. they understood that and you need to study after the basement after the bombings. they aspired to it, they learned to smile again, they learned to communicate. they are making noise again . and that is great. this is great. life goes on, we live and there is a bright future ahead, therefore, you need to believe better, because you continue to learn how to work. and do something important for the country, for yourself, for the people in general. and neighbors are relatives. and if none of the relatives can be found, they are sent to orphanages in luhansk , the oldest orphanage number one operates here live children of different ages. look.

i draw her in a dream this world . we will make our main teacher of the director of the orphanage victoria mochalova. they call affectionately. mom vika orphanage. ours was created in 1943, just at the time when the luhansk region was liberated from the german invaders' joke , there were children who lost their parents during the war, and in 2014 a situation occurred that again marked the word war.

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