and what to do next, i asked for help, to help the parents, in front of us, at first we stood in valenivkahey kept us there, they did not let us go, but then, it turns out, we left on the evening of the 19th, 20th, at night, they let us in, there were inspections, you know, shmoni , it was, it was scary, let's put it this way, because i don't understand what they're going to do with you. so on, that is, you know, humiliation, mockery , and all the more so when they find out that you are from the azov regiment, then you will receive more attention, because you must be either a sniper, or a sniper, there are no options, well, like the army, it has to be a sniper, these are the options they have, when you look at you, they check your fingers, look at your hands, look at your shoulders, well, because i have to be only a sn , the first days, the first days, this shock, because you do not understand the rules, no, you will be here, there is no information. you are dragged to constant interrogations, well, morally humiliated constantly, because there are no exercises, nothing, thank god, i was no

i asked for help , to help my parents, my son, first of all, at first we were in valenivka, for about day, they kept us there, they didn't let us go, but then it worked out for us, we got out on the 19th, 20th that evening, that means we were launched, there were inspections, you know, shmone, er, it was, it was scary, let’s say this, because you don’t understand what they will do with you next, that is, it’s such, you know, humiliation, ridicule , all the more so when they will find out that you are from the azov regiment, more... attention to you, because you have to be either a sniper or a sniper, there are no options, well, like the army, it has to be a sniper, these are the options they have when you you explain to people that you are not a sniper, that you were practicing there, and they look at you, like they check your fingers, hands, look at your shoulders, well, because i should only be a dream, the first days, the first days, this shock, because you you don't understand the rules, no, you 'll be here, there's no information, uh, you're being dragged for questioning constant

humiliated. because there were no exercises there, nothing much, but thank god i was not mocked in valenivkawho were forced to work, to wash toilets there, to walk a little on their hands, so, yes, then we, let's say, were forced to work , because, if you don't work, you don't go to the shower, after eleniivka, that moment when we were transported, we were collected, the whole, well, the girls came in, said, azov, get together, yes, to be honest, we thought it was an exchange, that , that we would be taken to the exchange, but the supervisors were walking around, saying what was there, and, well, like, what kind of exchange? you are going to taganrog, then we were all clinging to such, you know, to some thread of hope that we would still go through taganrog, but on the contrary, well, we were plunged into the kamaks, blindfolded beforehand, hands tied, one for one, let's say such a chain, they abandoned each other like that, then threw things at them. brought that one, there was a whole interesting quest, let's put it this way, that is, we were unloaded from the car, we met with pimps, some

constantly humiliated, because there there are no exercises, nothing, thank god, i was not bullied in valenivka such girls who were forced to work, to wash toilets there, to walk a little on their hands, yes, then we were, let’s say, forced to work, so that if you don't work, you don't enter the soul, after olenka, that moment when we were transported, we were collected, the whole, well, the girls came in, they said azov, get together, yes, to be honest, we thought that it was an exchange, that that they would take us to the exchange, but the audience went to the audience and said that it was like, what kind of exchange will you get out of? in the taganrog, then i was clinging to such , you know, some thread of hope that we are still through the taganrog, but in exchange, uh, uh, well, we were put into kamazs, blindfolded beforehand, etc. they grabbed each other's hands, let's say so, such a chain , er, they left each other like that, then they threw it, they said she took out the tagana, there was a whole interesting quest, let's say this, that is, we were unloaded from the truck, we met with

husband, and what to do next, asked for help, to help parents, son, first of all, at first we stood in valenivka siege for a day, we were kept there, we were not launched, then it turned out for us , we came out on the evening of the 19th, 20th, so we were launched, there were inspections, you know, shmon, it was scary, let’s say yes, because you do not understand what they will do with you next , that is, you know, humiliation, ridicule, and even more so when they find out that you are from the azov wolf, for you more, close attention, because you have to be either a sniper or a sniper, there are no options, well, like the army, it has to be a sniper, that is. they have such options when you explain to people that you are not a sniper, you were engaged in milking, but they look at you, like they check your fingers, look at your hands, look at your shoulders, well, because i have to be only a dreamer, the first days, the first days, it was a shock, because you do not understand the rules, nor will you be here, there is no information, uh, you are drawn to constant drinking, well, constantly humi

to do next, i asked for help, to help the parents, the son, first of all, at first, we stood in valenivkazotka, they kept us there, they did not let us go, but then it turned out for us, we left on the evening of the 19th, 20th, in we were launched, there were inspections, such, you know, shmoni, it was, it was scary, let's put it this way, because ... what will they do with you next, that is , you know, humiliation, ridicule, but even more so when they find out that you from the azov folk, you are like that. because you have to be either a sniper or a sniper, there are no options, well, like the army it must be a sniper, these are the options they have, when you explain to people that you are not a sniper, what you did there, but they look at you, like checking your fingers. hands are looking, shoulders are looking, well, because i'm only supposed to be a dream, the first days, the first days , it's going to be a shock, because you don't understand the rules, no, you're going to be here, there's no information, uh, you're being dragged they are constantly interrogated, well, morally humi

morally humiliated constantly, because there are no rights, nothing, but i, thank god... was abused in valenivkaere were such girls who were forced to work, there we had to wash the toilets, we went a little on their hands, yes , then we were, let's say, forced to work, because if you don't work, you don't go to the shower, after allenenka, that moment when we are transported. we were gathered, the whole, well, the girls came in, they said azov, gather, yes, to be honest, we thought that this was an exchange, that we will be taken to the exchange, but the supervisors were walking around, saying that there, well, what kind of exchange , you will go to the taganrog, then we all clung to such, you know, some thread of hope that we would still go through the taganrog, but on hugs eh, eh, well, they put us in the rooms , blindfolded us, tied our hands, one by one, let's say, such a chain, they left each other like that, then they threw a river, they brought a tagna, there it was a whole interesting quest, let's put it this way, that is, we have you from the auto club, we met with dogs, some of the gi