Oleksandr Serdyukov and his wife remained in occupied Olshki until the organized evacuation at the end of October. The man didn't believe her until the end, because the Russians often deceived the population, in particular, when they promised that the roads were paved and safe, and then people blew up on them.

Oleksandr Serdyukov and his wife remained in occupied Olshki until the organized evacuation at the end of October. The man didn't believe her until the end, because the Russians often deceived the population, in particular, when they promised that the roads were paved and safe, and then people blew up on them.

Oleksandr talked about daily life in the occupied city, about the hunger he had to endure, and how dead people lay on the roads. What helped the couple survive Israel and what was their path to evacuation - watch Sospilani's YouTube.