those. occupation, i will explain why, because our village is not mixed, it is located between borodyankad bucha, that is , there were no active hostilities there, we were not particularly bombed by airplanes, they dismantled borodyanka, bucha, irpin, gostomel there, and we were just these small villages through which the army most often simply passes, that is, it leaves some part of the army there, but in general it passes there to more difficult places, but this does not mean that it passed without a trace. difficult experience really, like, i don't wish it on anyone, and i imagine that i understand very well those people who are under occupation, but really, i can't imagine when they are under occupation for so long, because my experience was all after all, it was there for about two weeks, but we saw everything in two weeks, the dead, the wounded, and the very seriously wounded, and... but eh, let's say this, we had hope, well, because then everyone still had hope, people who are in occupation here for more than two years now, it seems to me that the difficulty lies in the fact that t

were no active hostilities there, we were not particularly bombed by airplanes, they dismantled borodyankacha, irpin, gostomel, and we were precisely these small villages through which the army most often simply passes, that is , it... leaves some part of the army there, but in general it passes to more difficult places, but this does not mean that it passed without a trace, a difficult the experience is actually, like, i don't wish it on anybody, and i imagine that i understand very well those people who are under occupation, but really, i have no idea when they've been under occupation for so long, because my to... the priest was still there for about two weeks, and we for two weeks saw all the dead, wounded, and very seriously wounded and killed, but eh, let's put it this way, we had hope, well, because then everyone still had hope, people who have been under occupation for more than two years, it seems to me that it is also difficult with the fact that they are cut off from us informationally, and they experience this feeling of hopelessness. and that's why it seems to me that it's muc

silent occupation, i'll explain why, because ours the village is unmixed, it is located between borodyankathat is , there were no active hostilities there, we were not particularly bombed by airplanes, they dismantled borodyanka, bucha, irpin, gostomel there, and we were precisely these small villages, through which the army most often just passes, that is, it leaves there as some part of the army, but in general it passes there to more difficult places. but that doesn't mean it went without a trace, ah, a difficult experience really, like, i wouldn't wish it on anyone, and i imagine i understand very well those people who are in occupation, but in fact - i have no idea when they are under occupation for so long, because my experience was still there for about two weeks, and we saw everything in two weeks, both dead and wounded, and very... heavy wounded and killed, but eh, let's say this, we had hope, well, because then everyone still had hope, people who have been under occupation for more than two years, it seems to me that it is also difficult with the fact that they cut off from us in

that this visit was full not only of meetings, but also if he was taken, for example, to bucha, borodyanka show what is there done by the russians during a full-scale invasion, and i want to provide that viktor orbán was skeptical of those pictures that we showed to the whole world, all those shootings, he repeated about russian propaganda, but now, if he had visited these tragic places for our country, he would not have been able to say afterwards that it 's not true because there's a lot of ruins left, a lot left after the russians ruled there for a few months and that's worth realizing, i think it might be, although i don't know the actual details of the visit, we'll see how it goes it is watered down, but hope that it will be productive, well , it would be possible to take it on an excursion in the times of vovchansk , it would be more effective. the most important thing for us is that he does not leave as a winner at the cost of ukraine, there are guarantees that we will hold back, is this the reason for this visit? we hope that ukraine will not become a bargaining chip, although of c

so, in lypivka, they continued to advance to er borodyanka, then they took the cook back there, on the all this while the military were doing their business, clearing the territory, taking away the bcs that were thrown by them, i talked with the people, we brought them give them water, food, just physically bring them to their senses a little, so that they, they wanted to talk, communicate, because they were scared, they experienced something that was not... it is impossible to simply describe, well, the people lived in a peaceful way, what have you done to us, i am not going there, my house here is completely destroyed by kukuma, he only says the refrigerator remained, vadim and vitalik were killed, my god, they are neighbors, yes, yes, two houses across, one and four houses across, how old are the others, well, one is 46, the other is 33, and what were they killed for? well, what did they kill for, how do i know, tied their hands, put them on their knees, in the face, shot, in general, i just i saw that he was lying on it with the wedding ring tied up like that, well, in these two ye