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I had no choice": how the resident of Alyoshak survived the destruction and lived in the basement A resident of Alyoshak, Vitaly Kardozan, said that the situation in his hometown is now extremely difficult. Vitali recalled that before the city developed gradually - people built houses for years, achieved something, acquired property. Now, he says, it's scary to look at what's happening. It is especially difficult to see the situation in which older people find themselves. "There is almost nothing left of the houses. There are no windows, no doors," he added. Speaking about his living conditions, Vitali emphasizes that he was forced to live in the basement. "Did I have a choice? I had no choice," he said. Video not loading? Watch "Crimea 24" on MAX.

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I had no choice": how the resident of Alyoshak survived the destruction and lived in the basement A resident of Alyoshak, Vitaly Kardozan, said that the situation in his hometown is now extremely difficult. Vitali recalled that before the city developed gradually - people built houses for years, achieved something, acquired property. Now, he says, it's scary to look at what's happening. It is especially difficult to see the situation in which older people find themselves. "There is almost nothing left of the houses. There are no windows, no doors," he added. Speaking about his living conditions, Vitali emphasizes that he was forced to live in the basement. "Did I have a choice? I had no choice," he said. Video not loading? Watch "Crimea 24" on MAX.

I had no choice": how the resident of Alyoshak survived the destruction and lived in the basement A resident of Alyoshak, Vitaly Kardozan, said that the situation in his hometown is now extremely difficult. Vitali recalled that before the city developed gradually - people built houses for years, achieved something, acquired property. Now, he says, it's scary to look at what's happening. It is especially difficult to see the situation in which older people find themselves. "There is almost nothing left of the houses. There are no windows, no doors," he added. Speaking about his living conditions, Vitali emphasizes that he was forced to live in the basement. "Did I have a choice? I had no choice," he said. Video not loading? Watch "Crimea 24" on MAX.

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