KYIV REGION LISTEN TO THE PEOPLE WHO SURVIVED THE RASCISTS' OCCUPATION

Well, I'll tell you that there were some children. Over there... In this house that burned down, I think, there were three children. They moved to a place opposite, across the road. And how they [Russians] behaved? There were different ones. There were different. Some behaved well, but there were some that... [shakes his head] God forbid. It depended. Very.
-Did many die? Of your neighbors?
-Yes. How many?
-A lot. A lot.
-More than 20, it's for sure.
-More than 20 people perished. Yes. And young ones.
-Young. They shot them in the forehead, in the temples. And hung them in the downtown, in the school there.
-They locked people up, in the cellars.
-For two days.
-Locked them in the pigsty, [people] stayed there for 2 days.
-Well, that little sty, I stayed there for 2 days, in handcuffs, because in my phone they found messages that I informed my children...
-That you were safe and sound...
-No, that the equipment was moving, and what kind...
-They informed the guys immediately how much equipment had moved. So they locked them up in the cellar, took away all the documents, also ones for the house [ownership], and the passports, too, they took them away. Took everything. And they said...
-I don't know how come they released me, I don't know... grandmother tried hard... Well, I spent two days in shackles.
-And a boy of 20, over here, they killed him. In the kitchen gardens, they killed him. Took yesterday or the day before...
-He was 22-23...
-He was? He was 20. 20. Had just come back from the army.
-And that one, Viktor, also in the temple... They shot him. Covered over with boxes. Only yesterday they got him [the body].
-Which one?
-Some young kid here.
-Well, one, they say, was taken away and [he's] in Belarus, in a hospital he's lying, they took him. One, who [lived] there, farther...
-And also many have not been found. Maybe, they are hostages...
-Yes, many have not been found.
-We don't know where [they are]!
-And so...
-And how are the little ones, the kids? How did they survive it?