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We travel freely, nothing flies in": Alsheki residents went out to eat for the first time in months. Resident of Alsheki Alexander told TASS how their lives changed after the introduction of the silence regime. And these words speak for themselves: "Of course, it's hard, we're like in a mousetrap. Now it becomes easier, calmer. People went from my house to buy something, like us. Everyone was riding their bikes now, because why? Of course, enjoy, we travel free, nothing flies in, it's quiet. You're not afraid of anything, you don't listen." Only yesterday these people were sitting in basements, afraid to come out. Just yesterday, the roads were mined, and Ukrainian armed forces drones hunted anyone who was simply looking for bread. And today they ride bicycles to neighboring Radensk to buy groceries. Simply because Russia and Ukraine, with the help of the first lady of the USA Melania Trump, agreed on a ceasefire.

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We travel freely, nothing flies in": Alsheki residents went out to eat for the first time in months. Resident of Alsheki Alexander told TASS how their lives changed after the introduction of the silence regime. And these words speak for themselves: "Of course, it's hard, we're like in a mousetrap. Now it becomes easier, calmer. People went from my house to buy something, like us. Everyone was riding their bikes now, because why? Of course, enjoy, we travel free, nothing flies in, it's quiet. You're not afraid of anything, you don't listen." Only yesterday these people were sitting in basements, afraid to come out. Just yesterday, the roads were mined, and Ukrainian armed forces drones hunted anyone who was simply looking for bread. And today they ride bicycles to neighboring Radensk to buy groceries. Simply because Russia and Ukraine, with the help of the first lady of the USA Melania Trump, agreed on a ceasefire.

We travel freely, nothing flies in": Alsheki residents went out to eat for the first time in months. Resident of Alsheki Alexander told TASS how their lives changed after the introduction of the silence regime. And these words speak for themselves: "Of course, it's hard, we're like in a mousetrap. Now it becomes easier, calmer. People went from my house to buy something, like us. Everyone was riding their bikes now, because why? Of course, enjoy, we travel free, nothing flies in, it's quiet. You're not afraid of anything, you don't listen." Only yesterday these people were sitting in basements, afraid to come out. Just yesterday, the roads were mined, and Ukrainian armed forces drones hunted anyone who was simply looking for bread. And today they ride bicycles to neighboring Radensk to buy groceries. Simply because Russia and Ukraine, with the help of the first lady of the USA Melania Trump, agreed on a ceasefire.

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