'We Came Back From Hell', Say Ukrainians After Years in Russia-Occupied Front-Line City
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The Ukrainians evacuated from the city of Oleşki, under Russian occupation since the beginning of the war, told about the constant bombings and heavy living conditions. People crossed minefields to get food, and to reach the territory controlled by Kiev they had to go through Crimea, Russia and Belarus.
Three planes transporting evacuated civilians from the city of Oleşki, located in southern Ukraine and under Russian control, landed on Friday at the Gomel airport in Belarus. After four years of Russian occupation, in which...
"We came back from hell" - hundreds of people were evacuated from Oleski on the front line - Many did not dare to flee because they were afraid that escaping could be even more dangerous.
One evacuated couple says they crossed mines in Oleshky in search of food.
She describes the life of the last few years in Oleşkî, a city on the front line: "Groăza. Her husband, Viaceslav, says the same thing: "We have returned from hell. The two have come down from a bus in the Ukrainian region of Cernihiv, together with their family and their dog, reports BBC. The two are among the hundreds of evacuated inhabitants ... The post "We have returned from hell. The Ukrainian testimonies evacuated after years in the occup…
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