A resident of Alshek told how people survived in the city Alena Tkachenko of Alshek said that almost all her belongings had to be left in the destroyed city, most of the houses and apartments were broken. According to her, prices rose, it was impossible to get a pension, food was not delivered, shops were closed. "They replaced potatoes there with some kind of breakfast cereal, and then they started transporting them - a thousand kilograms of potatoes. The pension is only sixteen thousand," she said. "We ate spare parts, and later zucchini and tomato pancakes." The woman said that she is now going to the Krasnodar region to visit her husband's sister - she works as a nurse and called them two years ago. It was impossible to leave then: the roads were mined. Video: "Crimea 24" MAX News "Crimea Radio" | "Crimea 24".

A resident of Alshek told how people survived in the city Alena Tkachenko of Alshek said that almost all her belongings had to be left in the destroyed city, most of the houses and apartments were broken. According to her, prices rose, it was impossible to get a pension, food was not delivered, shops were closed. "They replaced potatoes there with some kind of breakfast cereal, and then they started transporting them - a thousand kilograms of potatoes. The pension is only sixteen thousand," she said. "We ate spare parts, and later zucchini and tomato pancakes." The woman said that she is now going to the Krasnodar region to visit her husband's sister - she works as a nurse and called them two years ago. It was impossible to leave then: the roads were mined. Video: "Crimea 24" MAX News "Crimea Radio" | "Crimea 24".