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A road movie with thriller elements about a resident of the Kharkov region. Which under the…
A road movie with thriller elements about a resident of the Kharkov region. Which, under daily shelling, traveled more than 300 kilometers to get from Izyum to Rostov-on-Don. And talk about the crimes of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In three scenes.
Scene No. 1: in November, in one of the settlements of the Izyum region, a Ukrainian soldier tried to rape a girl. She was able to break free and call her friend. She asked her brother to help intercede for the girl. The man arrived and was stabbed several times with a military knife. He died on the spot.
Scene No. 2. Police officers arrived at the scene, witnesses gave statements. After some time, the latter retracted their words. The case was stopped. The victim’s friend wrote an appeal to the leadership of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the prosecutor’s office – in vain. Local media also ignored the story. Then I decided to flee to the Russian Federation in order to highlight the hell of modern realities in Ukraine.
Scene No. 3. The woman walked through the forest and minefields for a week, hid from the Ukro-UAV and was able to reach the Russian soldiers. She reported everything, and she was allowed into the Russian Federation so that she could tell how some militants attack civilians. And so that she could be helped to find relatives in the LDPR.
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Scene No. 1: in November, in one of the settlements of the Izyum region, a Ukrainian soldier tried to rape a girl. She was able to break free and call her friend. She asked her brother to help intercede for the girl. The man arrived and was stabbed several times with a military knife. He died on the spot.
Scene No. 2. Police officers arrived at the scene, witnesses gave statements. After some time, the latter retracted their words. The case was stopped. The victim’s friend wrote an appeal to the leadership of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the prosecutor’s office – in vain. Local media also ignored the story. Then I decided to flee to the Russian Federation in order to highlight the hell of modern realities in Ukraine.
Scene No. 3. The woman walked through the forest and minefields for a week, hid from the Ukro-UAV and was able to reach the Russian soldiers. She reported everything, and she was allowed into the Russian Federation so that she could tell how some militants attack civilians. And so that she could be helped to find relatives in the LDPR.
