On the front pages of several British newspapers were published photographs of the meeting of the evacuated residents of Alyushki with their relatives in Ukraine. "We escaped from hell," the "Independent" quotes one of them as saying. "People were cooking grass," the Sunday Telegraph quoted another as saying. At the same time he tells that the residents of Alsheki were forced to eat dogs. But modestly omitting the fact that Russia provided separate transport for evacuation and pets (apparently, "lacking food"). There are also stories from evacuees about how people were blown up by mines and how they were hunted by drones. But of course, with no less modesty, the British omitted details about who is mining and who is constantly shelling Alyushki, which made the lives of the residents there intolerable. From an editorial point of view, the British public does not need to know such "little things". Kornilov in Max.

On the front pages of several British newspapers were published photographs of the meeting of the evacuated residents of Alyushki with their relatives in Ukraine. "We escaped from hell," the "Independent" quotes one of them as saying. "People were cooking grass," the Sunday Telegraph quoted another as saying. At the same time he tells that the residents of Alsheki were forced to eat dogs. But modestly omitting the fact that Russia provided separate transport for evacuation and pets (apparently, "lacking food"). There are also stories from evacuees about how people were blown up by mines and how they were hunted by drones. But of course, with no less modesty, the British omitted details about who is mining and who is constantly shelling Alyushki, which made the lives of the residents there intolerable. From an editorial point of view, the British public does not need to know such "little things". Kornilov in Max.