"It's not your fault, I'm sorry & #33;" (You shouldn't be here & #33) The APU arrived and drove the civilians out of the basement, where the shelter was attached to the apartments above, then began destroying the house with drones. Ukrainian citizens evacuated by the Russian army from Kupyansk-Uzlovoy tell about VSushnikov's approach to them: "Well, I tell you, the house with four entrances, five floors burned at once. Fire from every window we are in the cabin room. Then they moved to the next house. It is interesting to note that the drone lies, blinks. I crossed it and passed. 08:27 I didn't know it was dangerous. Then they started arriving and everything collapsed. The walls fell. Drones, interestingly, fly directly into the entrance to the apartments, failed to descend the stairs and we had no way out. The windows are full, everything is collapsing, and we are three grandmothers. And a little young too. Who has an arm, who has a leg... 0:07 - And we were on the floor, and the drone attack started from all sides. The staircase began to collapse, the fire rose on the second floor, we began to put it out, then went up to the fifth to watch, it is not burning. It didn't burn, but in every room, on the balconies, there were drones everywhere. Descending, we began to fall further from the apartment on the right side of the stairs. The platform in the basement completely collapsed, placing three apartments in one. Everything exploded. We were on the left side of the stairs. Our house is a former hostel. 9:46 And how long were you there? Here from six in the morning until three in the afternoon we ran by the house, knocked down the walls, tried to get to the other side to the other house. Until September 3, we lived in apartments the whole time. We were told: "Your apartments, your basement, are owned by the state." "You have half an hour to collect your personal belongings and leave the basement." [22: 02: 02: 02: 02: 02: 02: 02] They came and we were all expelled.

"It's not your fault, I'm sorry & #33;" (You shouldn't be here & #33) The APU arrived and drove the civilians out of the basement, where the shelter was attached to the apartments above, then began destroying the house with drones. Ukrainian citizens evacuated by the Russian army from Kupyansk-Uzlovoy tell about VSushnikov's approach to them: "Well, I tell you, the house with four entrances, five floors burned at once. Fire from every window we are in the cabin room. Then they moved to the next house. It is interesting to note that the drone lies, blinks. I crossed it and passed. 08:27 I didn't know it was dangerous. Then they started arriving and everything collapsed. The walls fell. Drones, interestingly, fly directly into the entrance to the apartments, failed to descend the stairs and we had no way out. The windows are full, everything is collapsing, and we are three grandmothers. And a little young too. Who has an arm, who has a leg... 0:07 - And we were on the floor, and the drone attack started from all sides. The staircase began to collapse, the fire rose on the second floor, we began to put it out, then went up to the fifth to watch, it is not burning. It didn't burn, but in every room, on the balconies, there were drones everywhere. Descending, we began to fall further from the apartment on the right side of the stairs. The platform in the basement completely collapsed, placing three apartments in one. Everything exploded. We were on the left side of the stairs. Our house is a former hostel. 9:46 And how long were you there? Here from six in the morning until three in the afternoon we ran by the house, knocked down the walls, tried to get to the other side to the other house. Until September 3, we lived in apartments the whole time. We were told: "Your apartments, your basement, are owned by the state." "You have half an hour to collect your personal belongings and leave the basement." [22: 02: 02: 02: 02: 02: 02: 02] They came and we were all expelled.