- Hello! - Hello!
- These are the children we were looking for.
- ...children, is it? - Yes, these are my children.
- Show me the place. - Okay.
- So here is the basement. - Show me where you live. - Here. - Yes, let's go. - The carpet is to keep warm.
- Well done. Tomorrow we will bring you everything you need. - Maybe evacuate them?
- What is it? - It is stove. Dad made it himself. Built the stove himself.
- How old are you? - 11. - 6..7!
- How old are you? - How old I am? 9. - How do you feel? - Fine.
- Hello! - Hi! - Can you tell me about the situation here? - They didn't shoot that much this night, banged, that's what we call it.
They started in the morning. Some two rockets flew here. We then ate, I fed the baby, and my hands were shaking. I don't know what it was, it happened two times in a row.
Then they said from the upper floors, they saw rockets, and it turns out they are somehow low. But they don't fly into the basement. So in general it is fine.
- How many children do you have? - There are 4 of us. One is 11 years old, 9, 7 and the daughter is 1 year old. These are all the children of our dad. All of us live here.
Our family lives here, mother-in-law lives here, but everyone gets what it means.
Also, Seryozha lives here with his mom, and that's all. So this is how we live in the rooms.
Don't cry! Don't be afraid! Are you afraid of the camera? But look how soft it is! Look at it!
- You are my nice girl. - What is her name? - Nastya. - And you? - I'm Yulia. Yulia Zozyulya. - What do you plan next? - We will live here until the end.
We will be here until the end of war. We will endure it, and we will live here. Because we are generally comfortable here. Our house was destroyed.
We live opposite here. That is our house. We were on the 4th floor. A rocket hit us right on the roof. All our windows were broken, and on the balcony too.
We now have such a hole at home. We can't live there now. We did not want to go down here, but kind people accepted us here.
Now only two of us are left here. I mean our family and the other one. Two families.
They did not want to give us shelter, because they themselves wanted to live somewhere. Oh, I'm so worried.
- What can you say about the war or the soldiers? - War. I did not want my baby to see this war, I would like everything to be peaceful.
We don't want anything anymore. Let them surrender, or let someone capture someone, we will starve, but let us only stay alive. That's all. That is the main things in life.
So that the children are healthy, and we are alive. That's all. It is the main thing.
- What can you say about the military? About Ukrainian, Russian or DPR? - Ukrainian once came and helped us. Sometime ago when they were here.
Then they were all kicked out to the railway station. So now Russian military help us.
They brought diapers and wet wipes for the baby. Yesterday I was already crying from diapers. When did I cry from diapers? I buy them myself when I get salary.
We worry about the fact that, for example, we eat one pea. - And stew. - No, not the stew, wait..
- Wheat porridge! Wheat porridge and pea, that's what we eat. They brought her yogurt yesterday! She ate it from a bottle, but did not understand what it was.
She started burping it. We poured just a little of it. But she didn't understand. She's already very not used to it.
Oh, the Russian military also brought us jam. Chechens! Kadyrov's guys! Kadyrov's guys are handsome! Handsome!
They said that we can contact them, and they will bring us .. they brought a lot of diapers! Oh, thank God! Because she already peed everywhere here. Isn't it, daughter? - Thank you. - Thank you as well, good luck!