accord, some are willing to take risks for the services of furry ones, a woman in the village of berezivkaiv, which was under russian occupation at the beginning of the war, saved 16 in her car dogs, after learning about the green corridor, she loaded them all into a bus, overcame the roadblocks and finally found themselves in safety, what a slow story about true loyalty in the new yard, everything is unusual for these dogs, tibetan mastiffs and corgis are taking over a new space, they were brought here by their owner, svitlana barda, due to the russian occupation svitlana bardar breeds dogs, she says it was her dream for which she moved from kyiv to the suburbs in the first days of the war, their village berezivka was occupied by the russian military from the 27th. the occupation of our villages, we lived with friends in the basement, they had a large basement, we lived there as a family of three , it looked like this from the yard, if it was more or less quiet, then you can go out through the swamp just to the street, so all the time we were indoors, the dogs were with us in the basement

it's obviously not far away again er relatively not far er was was vorzela a little to the south er berezivkagorodka motyzhem about which again the news talked a lot and here they appear they ask what millionaires live here well, how to explain to them that, for example, we simply sold, for example an apartment in the city and bought an apartment in a townhouse in this cottage town. but for them, this is something that is completely beyond their imagination, because if we enter, conditionally speaking, conditionally speaking, beyond the borders of moscow, we see terrible devastation. when they come, they see asphalted streets in the villages, it's a shock for them, they see , er, lamps, er, these are led bulbs, so they can't understand how this can be in the village . they ask and how many you have such villages, how many do you have in the country, well , people are not lost, they say 36,000, that is, for them, the level of ukrainian life for ordinary russians who came on an excursion to ukraine, so to speak, i am shocked today and they hate us for not giving them actually the state, and act