I left Harkiv two days ago when things got worse and my house got burned by a bomb.

And my loved ones died.

Who died?

My friends in basements.

They were hiding in basements.

They used some new kind of, new kind of forbidden

bombs that destroy everything

on a big distance.

So it's pretty much

my whole city is just dust.

What was it like leaving?

It was like giving your

pretty much giving your soul to God

every second because we, our train stopped in the middle of Kiev.

And they were, you know, they were shooting.

And we heard bumps flying all over and planes.

And I thought this particular moment I can die and I just prayed and I said goodbye everyone and I

understood that for four hours in a completely dark train.

Mentally, how did you survive?

I don't think I did.

We all are just super mentally, we are broken.

I want people to know that we have been killed by the country that wanted to take over, take Ukraine over, and they wanted to kill our people for being patriotic. I want people to know that this is true because I saw it personally.

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