The father burned alive at the hands of the invaders. As the family from Ivankov is going through the loss and what help receives
Some children are asked to shoot videos and print their texts with them, because they want to tell the world that their father or mother is heroes. Some children, on the contrary, close, become aggressive and lose any meaning of life. These stories need to be understood that each of us understands what families and civilian population of Ukraine pass. Video of Life Day in occupation: in the queue it was necessary to stand for 13 hours to buy a loaf of bread family was in the village.
Ivankiv, when the offensive of the Russian troops began. From the first day of a full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation into the territory of Ukraine, the area was occupied. It was very difficult to survive. The shops did not work, so it was almost impossible to buy products. But we tried to help each other. Sometimes they had to stand in line for 13 hours to buy a loaf of bread. They gave the children a small piece to have enough for at least three days.
It was scary to go outside: the Russian soldiers were everywhere who allegedly came to us to help. On April 1, the Armed Forces was liberated the village from the occupation, but because of the blown bridges, the family was able to leave the house and go in search of a safer place of residence only four days after that. Moving to Kiev from the military of the Armed Forces near the broken bridge was a large turn of people who wanted to get out of the village.
I was with my godfather and three children. We were approached by the military and offered to bring to Kiev. The weather was cold and rainy, so we agreed to go with them. We were completely enveloped in fear: we did not know who could be trusted and who did not. And finally, they were not sure whether our military.
Fortunately, it all ended well - these were warriors of the Armed Forces, they treated the children with cookies and candy, asked about life in occupation and taken to Kyiv to Shevchenko Square. From there, a woman and her children came to a friend, where they lived in her house in Kiev. "A car with a corpse inside the Rushists was dragged to the place of their deployment so that it served as a protection of their checkpoint" Sergei was a very friendly person.
He never refused if he was asked for help. So it happened the day when a man went to another village to pick up his friend Nazar and his girlfriend. Tatiana's husband asked for a car from her colleague and with a cousin and another acquaintance went to the rescue. When they got the house where Nazar was supposed to be, a car with the Russian military left the corner. The boys tried to escape, but the invaders started shooting and severely injured Sergius in the knee.
The detainees were questioned alone. What information was received by the Rashists is unknown, but from Sergius, who worked in the State Service for the Protection of the City of Kyiv, they were most abused. As a result, he, exhausted and beaten, lost a lot of blood. A few minutes later, another group of Russian military came to them. The invaders took away the phones and documents from our boys and ordered to leave the village immediately.
According to eyewitnesses, Sergei understood that it was a deception, because when he got to the car, he quietly told his friends that he would like to see his favorite children and wife at least once again. After the boys left several hundred meters, the invaders began to shoot in the car. The ones that were inside fled, and the wounded Sergei remained in the car. In minutes, the car broke out and burned with her husband. But even after that, these freaks did not stop.
The car with a corpse inside the racist was tightened to the place of their dislocation, so that it served as a protection of their checkpoint. Dima is one of those guys who was with Sergius on his death. He got home on foot for two days to tell Tatiana about the grief that happened to them. Sergius's cousin was injured in the heart. On the Zhytomyr highway, strangers were picked up and taken to the hospital.
The boy successfully had an operation, and after recovery, he joined the territorial defense. When the village was released by the Ukrainian military, Nazar went to the same place to pick up the body of the deceased. He buried Sergiy in the courtyard of the house where he was occupied. A few days later, Tatiana, together with the police, buried her husband at the cemetery. Then the woman and her children went abroad. Life in Spain for two months, the family lived in Spain in Valencia.
Danil and Diana were delighted with almost everything that happened around - a journey on the plane, a new country, language, people. On weekdays, the children went to school, and they went to the sea on weekends, rested. However, after a while I had to return to their native village - the children began to miss the home and their grandmother, who remained alone with the pain of war in Ukraine.
Tatiana was forced to be dismissed from the work on which she worked in Ukraine to get the cash for tickets home. Returning to the native village now the family rents a house - small, but cozy. Tatiana receives unemployment and pension assistance, but there is still not enough money to provide children with everything they need to study and stay. Because winter soon is the necessary money for firewood and warm clothing and shoes. Danil and Diana visited abroad for the first time in their lives.
This year the son went to the first class, but in connection with the war, training is remotely. Thanks to the charity foundation, the children of the heroes have received a tablet to join online teaching at school. Danila's favorite hobby is to cut different toys and geometric shapes from everything that happens (paper, fabric, cardboard, etc. ). Diana is a real helper: although she is only seven years old, she can be safely relied on.
The girl is actively learning English and engaged in modern dances (so far at home, but when life is more or less stabilized, her mother will write her in a dance school). One of the largest blocks of BF help children's children is psychological work with children and guardians. Thanks to the fund, all family members visit a psychologist. They say it helps a lot to get away from the horror of the war and at least restart to live on.
Unfortunately, there are several thousand such families in Ukraine, and their number is increasing every day. To help children get back to normal life, support is needed. You can help families at the link. We help regardless of the location of families. If necessary, we help with evacuation and relaxation abroad. We work with both civilian families and servicemen who have lost their mother or father (or both) as a result of a full -scale Russian invasion of Ukraine.