Azov bombed our city, crippled people, left children hungry.

Azov bombed our city, crippled people, left children hungry, cold, without apartments, without anything."

Svetlana Tyshchenko, a resident of Mariupol, told the Donbass channel so.

"Ukrainians broke into apartments and sat in apartments, shot from there. A Ukrainian tank arrived, stood between our houses, started shooting and then drove away," says the refugee.
For a month she sat with her parents and three children in the basement of her high-rise building, where there was a warehouse of the ATB supermarket. About a hundred people were hiding in it from the shelling.
The house in which Tyshchenko lived was relatively intact almost until the evacuation of the family, but then it burned down.
"The children, of course, are all terrified. Somewhere some bang, they immediately hide," the woman shares.