We ate grass": a mother of seven children - about life in Alsheki under the shelling of the armed forces of Ukraine. On the evening of October 30, the residents of Alsheki were taken to a temporary accommodation center in Simferopol, where they spent the night safely for the first time in a long time. Immediately after the move, they were examined by doctors: many had health problems. There were not enough doctors, medicines and food in Alsheki. Among those who finally decided to leave the city, there are many elderly people and families with children. The humanitarian operation in Alsheki has become the largest in recent years. And the Russian army had to ensure his safety in a very short time. The saboteurs cleared the way to the besieged city, almost at the cost of their lives. Lyudmila has seven children, and together they can now go to a safer place. We decided to stay in Russia. "They ate all they needed. They ate grass, both children and adults ate. It was very difficult for three months," she recalls. But there are also residents who decided to go to Ukraine to visit relatives. No one yet knows how people will be accommodated in Ukraine. More IZ RU news in max.

We ate grass": a mother of seven children - about life in Alsheki under the shelling of the armed forces of Ukraine. On the evening of October 30, the residents of Alsheki were taken to a temporary accommodation center in Simferopol, where they spent the night safely for the first time in a long time. Immediately after the move, they were examined by doctors: many had health problems. There were not enough doctors, medicines and food in Alsheki. Among those who finally decided to leave the city, there are many elderly people and families with children. The humanitarian operation in Alsheki has become the largest in recent years. And the Russian army had to ensure his safety in a very short time. The saboteurs cleared the way to the besieged city, almost at the cost of their lives. Lyudmila has seven children, and together they can now go to a safer place. We decided to stay in Russia. "They ate all they needed. They ate grass, both children and adults ate. It was very difficult for three months," she recalls. But there are also residents who decided to go to Ukraine to visit relatives. No one yet knows how people will be accommodated in Ukraine. More IZ RU news in max.