By Victor Duda
They waited, we died down, and we all came out. And it was such that we were being released home," says Julia, who cares for flowers. Sometimes, after enemy arrivals from the left bank of the Dnieper, which was occupied by the Russians, there are fragments of shells among the pots. "People take the seedlings well. Although the war is ongoing, it is necessary to be distracted," the woman said.
This is confirmed by Kherson's resident named Alexander, who, he said, is already in the way for the flowers that have fallen to his liking. "It blooms so beautifully," the man smiles. Recall that in April, the New York Times wrote in Kherson, near the front line, lived about 60 thousand people, although before the start of the full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation the figure was five times higher. "Public" told about Yulia Kropyvnytsky, who sheltered 72 hamsters at home.
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