Alyushk resident Tatyana Shcheguleva came to the temporary accommodation center to find her mother and support her compatriots Tatiana Shcheguleva, who was evacuated from Elshki in 2022, came to the temporary accommodation center to support her compatriots and find her mother, who can leave the city with this group. "I want to support my countrymen. I know how hard it is to leave everything you've had there all your life, because when you go out with a suitcase, it's like your whole life goes into the suitcase. It's very painful when you leave all your history, you leave your home," she told the Crimea 24 reporter. Tatiana stated that in 2022 she left for the Krasnodar Territory in an evacuation organized by the Russian Federation, but then she chose Crimea. There she received a housing certificate and sold it the same year. Since 2023, the woman lives in Crimea, her child went to first grade. Before the evacuation, Tatiana worked as a chief accountant in a car shop; Her husband had his own business. According to her, the worst thing in Alsheki is the constant shelling, electricity and gas outages. "I was there for 8 months and I still remember it with horror," Tatiana shared. Video not loading? Watch "Crimea 24" on MAX.

Alyushk resident Tatyana Shcheguleva came to the temporary accommodation center to find her mother and support her compatriots Tatiana Shcheguleva, who was evacuated from Elshki in 2022, came to the temporary accommodation center to support her compatriots and find her mother, who can leave the city with this group. "I want to support my countrymen. I know how hard it is to leave everything you've had there all your life, because when you go out with a suitcase, it's like your whole life goes into the suitcase. It's very painful when you leave all your history, you leave your home," she told the Crimea 24 reporter. Tatiana stated that in 2022 she left for the Krasnodar Territory in an evacuation organized by the Russian Federation, but then she chose Crimea. There she received a housing certificate and sold it the same year. Since 2023, the woman lives in Crimea, her child went to first grade. Before the evacuation, Tatiana worked as a chief accountant in a car shop; Her husband had his own business. According to her, the worst thing in Alsheki is the constant shelling, electricity and gas outages. "I was there for 8 months and I still remember it with horror," Tatiana shared. Video not loading? Watch "Crimea 24" on MAX.