Woman: Disgusting. Let them feel what we feel today. Let them worry for themselves, for their children, grandchildren.
Me: How do you feel about Poroshenko? Woman: Don't ... Don't ... I do not even want to hear that name.
Me: How did it feel today? Woman: Feeling bad. My entire staff went home. Goods remain there.
... In the morning we were bombed. Everything in the store is broken.
...This morning Poroshenko spoke to students. Students told him: "We will not listen to you because you're a fascist. You're killing people!"
... I want to tell him the same thing. Why is he still alive, and my son was wounded today. Why should I suffer?!
...Here is my question: why is he still alive, and our people are dying?
...Everyone should come and help Donetsk People's Republic to overthrow Poroshenko. I would like him to die.
...I worked all my life, and now everything had to be closed. My son is not a thug, he was wounded, he had a surgery. Why?
...Why is no one from abroad can not help us? Why people do not come to help us? Where are they?
...We will do everything to win this war.
Me: What is your name? Woman: Sofia Alexandrovna. Deputy Director of the store.
...It's little things in life.
...Whole store building is damaged, the walls have holes. All the office, everything inside is chopped.
...Only one trading floor was not damaged too much. All the rest is destroyed.
...My son lived on the 15th site. There's a war. His apartment was bombed. We gave him to live here. This place here was bombed too.
...I live in the October district. There are shellings and here are shellings too. So where should I live?
Man: Now, we all live together. Guys, well, it's just awful what's happening here.
...They say that men have no tears, but it's really scary here.
Sofia: People are getting killed here. Where are our guys, who should help us?
...All people must rise. Only Russia is helping us. I am not Russian or Ukrainian. I am a Muslim.
...But I believe in the Russian people and I will be with them until the end.
...Now we really need help. What should we do? I do not see a way out.
Me: Can you introduce yourself once again? Sofia: Sofia Alexandrovna.
Me: Thank you, Sofia.