By Eliza Popova
In the village before the full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation in Ukraine there were 1,400 people. Her father was killed by a traumatic brain injury resulting from an attack that destroyed his house. According to Julia, they prefer to carry the main burden of war in their hometown, not be displaced and without money in your pocket. "I am very afraid," the daughter of Yulia 10-year-old Christina told reporters. According to her, explosions most often occur at night.
The publication writes that despite the cruelty of fighting, many families refused to leave their homes, refusing to evacuate attempts. Most of those who remain, are the elderly, many of whom rarely left home before the war. The material says that Christina tries not to fall in spirit, despite the proximity of the front and explosions. She rejoices that in the basement of her house a cat gave birth to kittens. Sometimes she tries to study, but when electricity appears.
Julia is busy that he thinks of ways to get mothers and daughters of products a week. Sometimes the family goes to a neighboring city where supermarkets are still opened. Shops, hospitals and schools in their village were closed a few months ago. According to journalists, Yulia is afraid that another offensive of the Russian Federation can force her family to leave the house, but where to go - she does not know. Earlier it was reported that the Russian was detained in Melitopol for helping Ukraine.
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