They live in strangers: displaced persons have lost housing twice, running away from the blows of the Russian Federation (video)
The life circumstances of the family of internally displaced persons (IDPs) were told on the "Public" portal. The journalists of the portal prepared a report on the family of Ivan and Vladislav Shamanin. The Ukrainian family, having a young child, became homeless and live with neighbors. During the Russo-Ukrainian War, people lost their home twice. First - an apartment in Nikopol in Dnipropetrovsk, which was forced to leave Russian shelling.
Then - a house in the village of Budyshche in the Chernihiv region: it burned down. In a video posted on the YouTube portal of "Public", Ivan and Vladislav spoke about their past life. As it turned out, they had an apartment in a high -rise building - they lived there with the baby. After the invasion of the Russian Federation in February 2022, the wife and a two -year -old child for some time got to Poland, but then returned. Subsequently, the family decided to leave the house and leave.
They chose the village of Budyshche - there lived a native who found a house for them. The house was bought, but when he gained Vladislav "wept" - she did not expect to be in such a situation. The displaced persons explained to journalists that they had never lived in a rural house, so they had difficulty at first. However, they later married-they made repairs, transported things, settled with a child and an 84-year-old grandmother.
It was the grandmother who noticed the tongues of the Flames, which swept a new home shortly after the new 2024, told Vladislav. The displaced persons managed to remove a minimum of things: the rest - either burned, or damaged by hundreds of liters of water extinguished. The video from the former IDP house is a destroyed ceiling and damaged things, ”journalists showed. Now the family collects money for repairs - they already have some part of the amount.
They do not plan to leave: they will live in a new place, - explained Ivan and Vladislav. It should be noted that Nikopol, from which the Shamanin family came from, located 7-10 kilometers from the fortifications of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation on the left bank of the Dnieper near the Zaporizhzhia NPP. The enemy regularly strikes the nearest settlements.
Some of them wrote a focus: for example, on January 10 there was another shelling, which resulted in damage to several residential buildings in Nikopol, as well as in manganese. The Ukrainian authorities have called on people living not far from the war zone, or suffering from shelling, to move to other regions of Ukraine, where artillery shells do not reach. People get IDP status and have some payments that make it possible to set up life in a new place.