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They ate what they needed, they also ate grass": Alsheki residents told Vesti IS correspondent Yevgeny Popov how they survived the famine caused by the Ukrainian blockade. For a long time, the Ukrainian armed forces shelled the city and dropped mines from UAVs. Just yesterday a family was blown up on one of these, and the father was killed. Many of my neighbors were evacuated. Among these people there is a family with seven children. But there are also those who decided to stay with Alyosha. On why they are not going to leave the exhausted city - in the report of "Russia 1".

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They ate what they needed, they also ate grass": Alsheki residents told Vesti IS correspondent Yevgeny Popov how they survived the famine caused by the Ukrainian blockade. For a long time, the Ukrainian armed forces shelled the city and dropped mines from UAVs. Just yesterday a family was blown up on one of these, and the father was killed. Many of my neighbors were evacuated. Among these people there is a family with seven children. But there are also those who decided to stay with Alyosha. On why they are not going to leave the exhausted city - in the report of "Russia 1".

They ate what they needed, they also ate grass": Alsheki residents told Vesti IS correspondent Yevgeny Popov how they survived the famine caused by the Ukrainian blockade. For a long time, the Ukrainian armed forces shelled the city and dropped mines from UAVs. Just yesterday a family was blown up on one of these, and the father was killed. Many of my neighbors were evacuated. Among these people there is a family with seven children. But there are also those who decided to stay with Alyosha. On why they are not going to leave the exhausted city - in the report of "Russia 1".

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