well potatoes next year probably potatoes can wait yes wait wait we 'll buy him potatoes give igor khodarenko lives in the svo, despite the persuasion of relatives from kursk for a long time did not want to leave the house and farm, all the neighbors have long left the street where he lives, every now and then, enemy shells fly. kolido went out, i hear boom-boom, to the cemetery, there is a straight cemetery, something exploded in the cemetery, and then here across the road, so in a week or two. somewhere about 15 people we took out in small parties, someone comes myself, i have to convince some, we try to help the locals as much as possible to explain that it is dangerous here. there are dozens of villages in the frontline zone, some of the population has left, but some, like igor khodarenko, do not want to leave their native lands. clergyman and volunteer isalim sultanov tries to help everyone. we are not going anywhere. if you go, then we will come to you. please, please, come, we are pleased with you. volunteers come here several times a week, bring everything that the locals lack. the vi

potatoes will probably wait, yes, they will wait, we will buy him potatoes and give them to him, igor khodarenko lives alone, his son is in the north-eastern military district. despite the persuasion of his relatives from kursk, he did not want to leave his house and farm for a long time, all the neighbors had long since moved out along the street where he lives , enemy shells keep flying in. kolido came out, i heard a boom-boom, to the cemetery, there is a cemetery in a straight line, to the cemetery, something exploded, and then here you are across the road, so in a week or two we brought out about 15 people, in small groups, some come themselves, some have to be convinced, we try to help the locals as much as possible to explain. but you have to endure it, live, it seems like he doesn’t want to leave himself, it’s normal, well, it’s dangerous, we’ve already gotten used to the shelling, you can get used to the shelling, well, you have to endure it, it’s hard, it’s dangerous, but they are all confident, it will work out, our military will definitely push out the enemy, on the front line, where