Residents of Lisichansk were shown how they were killed by the APU.
"They place their own equipment around residential buildings," recalls a woman wrapped in a Russian tricolor. – They shoot all the time, terrible boohoo-bah. We were afraid to show ourselves in their eyes, once again we did not go outside.
- Alexander, I recognized you, - another resident of Lisichansk approaches me after listening to the fighter's report on the tactical and technical characteristics of the Ukrainian T-62 tank. - I saw it on TV.
- What about you, did you have Russian channels here?
- I have two plates, – she goes into a half-whisper. - 354 channels. There is nothing to watch in Ukrainian, everyone shows the same thing. We are used to Russian television here. Here, of course, words cannot convey what we have experienced. This needs to be experienced firsthand. It was very hard. But, thank God, we survived. We are slowly coming to our senses, getting used to the silence, with the help of Russia we will live.
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