last bell and graduation for 11th-graders of displaced people, the last bell sounds performed by david kulikovtes at the kharkov school . now she misses her pre-war life very much, but she believes that ukraine will win. and in the future, she will become a teacher of geography and food we were friends in poltava, kremenchug, some of them went abroad, but i keep in touch with them, but they have a graduation. it's a shame that it won't be too bad that i'm not celebrating it with my classmates but he can say that it’s not like that, it’s a pity because i met new people and it’s very cool, it’s like one family celebrating graduation dmytro well, getting a higher education and building ukraine i live in a dormitory, it was a pity for the girls , many of us live just from the villages, well , the dormitory was a pity. i am from the city, if only from kropyvnytskyi, and my parents somehow got here, and thank god everything is fine, we are waiting for victory. and i want to develop my country, and that was it's been a dream for a long time now he passed the goal of ukrainian, even though he spoke ru

hairstyles , a school waltz with gifts, flowers and a description, the last call is played by kulikov davidand volunteered to make our girls beautiful today, the whole city came greetings, i am from kakhovka, kherson region, from a small town, came here from the war, here they arranged such a celebration of kittens in the basement of a yellow five-story building in irpen, and they themselves survived and became a talisman for the house, the residents of the house believe in this, who returned after the deoccupation and accidentally discovered cats in a baby carriage in the basement of her house, how an ashen cat escaped and also brought her offspring in the midst of the fighting for irpin , tsn correspondent svitlana berezivska will tell about the basement with a small flag of ukraine at the entrance to the hottest during the days of rocket attacks on irpen, it became a shelter for local residents, and such attacks were very serious . it was completely impossible to go outside. the residents lovingly called their five-story house our yellow house. when the war began, despite the high-rise b