-I'm telling you, I was sitting in the kitchen.
It was 6:50.
I had dinner.
I wanted to put the dishes away. And then
Everything crashed, I didn't even time time to
get off the chair as it all flew.
That's where I was sitting, at the table.
And it just, the wardrobe doors got knocked out.
This door flew over here.
I looked and there were no doors, nothing.
I don't want to move to their place because I can't leave this
apartment behind.
I'm staying alone on the entire floor.
My husband was in the military.
He died in 1997.
And so I'm living alone.
These days I just go to bed and think,
"Whatever God wills will be."
-I was at home when the bombardment happened.
Then I heard a whistle like a plane was flying.
A very loud whistle. And then the sound of an explosion.
But the explosion and when everything went flying
from it -- windows, doors -- that I heard very well.
There were ruins everywhere.
We weren't feeling fear, we needed to escape.
Before the shelling I just came from work, took a shower,
and wanted to watch the news.
And my wife was in the kitchen.
Then we ran into the bathroom.
We stayed in the bathtub during the bombing
and then we started evacuating.
I have nothing left, I had an apartment.
I had an apartment, but...
What can I say... You can see for yourselves...
This wouldn't be happening, we don't deserve it.
-You could see what happened to our house, the facade was
completely destroyed, none of the apartments are habitable.
Our neighbors told us they were just having tea in the kitchen
and the shock wave carried in glass debris,
their daughter got cut.
And they all had to run to the shelter, toddlers just in their
underwear -- they had been warned,
but some of them decided to stay.
The military came to the store and told us to leave for the
night because we could be bombed.
We were warned about it.
That's why on the night of the bombing we were in
Drozdy village, it's not far from Bila Tserkve.
-It's just that the shock wave came on that side, we just hot
hit a little bit.
The windows are propped up too.
We shut them and propped them up with a door
so that they don't open.
When we came here and saw it, we were in a state of shock too
because we have no other place to live and no one is going to
provide it to us.
It's just too scary, you are afraid of looters,
you are afraid to stay here because these day everyone
carries a gun.
We were told they wouldn't turn off central heating,
we have electricity and running water,
we have everything we need but to be honest, it's a bit scary
to stay here, to stay for the night.