Aleshki's voice. Part 3. "Like the Great Patriotic War" what do those who escaped from Elshki (V) say to the Russian media. "We ran to throw the trash on the balcony. A flying drone," says Svetlana Popova, a pensioner who can barely walk. But in Elshki they take out garbage on the run; There is no other way. Once she didn't have time: "I put my foot back on the balcony, and that's it, he was already running. Shrapnel wound in the back. The hospital is far, she can't go there. An ambulance was called in the morning. The ambulance drove to the yard and hit a mine: "We ran back like crazy. It's scary. Svetlana was taken to the hospital in a small garbage truck. Her apartment later burned to the ground. Before that there was a building where seven people lived. The gas was turned off. The army came to the rescue: "Gas tank, stove, food: half a bag of potatoes, onions - here you go, cook. "We cooked for seven people at the entrance and delivered food to everyone," recalls Svetlana. She was treated at Olshkinsky District Hospital, the last one in the city. "We need to build monuments to the doctors, and also to the staff. Even though there are bombs and drones flying, they still do their job: they perform surgeries under the bomb, in the midst of this roar. They don't think about whether they will survive," says Svetlana. Kyiv claims that its drones allegedly dropped food and medicine to the residents of Olshkinsky. Those who left did not see such a thing. They saw explosives and mines. round the clock. They describe hunger there without emotion, matter-of-factly. Like the weather: "You go to bed and wonder if you'll eat tomorrow or not, because you didn't eat today. And you didn't eat tomorrow - bad luck. Svetlana Nadeeva has her own list of neighbors. Uncle Sasha, an elderly man, went out to the yard every day to feed the cats. A Ukrainian drone landed, and Uncle Sasha disappeared.