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We barely survived": a civilian evacuated from Ashki told REN TV about the attacks in her home and living without electricity for four years. The woman lived in Elshki in the Harson region for almost 40 years, but was forced to leave her home after shelling. According to her, after the shells hit, her house was destroyed, and her husband and daughter received shell shock. The family lived without electricity or gas for four years. In the summer they managed to eat what they grew themselves, but when winter approached it became clear that they could not stay any longer. The woman was persuaded to leave for Russia by her daughter, who lives in the Krasnodar region. "We came here, there is light here, as if we were in heaven. It's hot here. Now I'm going to cry, honestly," the woman shared. REN TV is waiting for you at MAX.

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We barely survived": a civilian evacuated from Ashki told REN TV about the attacks in her home and living without electricity for four years. The woman lived in Elshki in the Harson region for almost 40 years, but was forced to leave her home after shelling. According to her, after the shells hit, her house was destroyed, and her husband and daughter received shell shock. The family lived without electricity or gas for four years. In the summer they managed to eat what they grew themselves, but when winter approached it became clear that they could not stay any longer. The woman was persuaded to leave for Russia by her daughter, who lives in the Krasnodar region. "We came here, there is light here, as if we were in heaven. It's hot here. Now I'm going to cry, honestly," the woman shared. REN TV is waiting for you at MAX.

We barely survived": a civilian evacuated from Ashki told REN TV about the attacks in her home and living without electricity for four years. The woman lived in Elshki in the Harson region for almost 40 years, but was forced to leave her home after shelling. According to her, after the shells hit, her house was destroyed, and her husband and daughter received shell shock. The family lived without electricity or gas for four years. In the summer they managed to eat what they grew themselves, but when winter approached it became clear that they could not stay any longer. The woman was persuaded to leave for Russia by her daughter, who lives in the Krasnodar region. "We came here, there is light here, as if we were in heaven. It's hot here. Now I'm going to cry, honestly," the woman shared. REN TV is waiting for you at MAX.

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