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“It’s scary when they shoot. It is scary when people run into the cellars”
A very strong shelling started and we quickly moved to Druzhkivka a few days later. We came back very often, but the shelling was very hard. We once hid in the cellar and stayed there for two days. It was very scary. It’s a big fear, it’s scary when they shoot. It is scary when people run into the cellars, when tanks are passing by. It is very scary. I have fear now – fear caused by loud, sharp sounds.
Peace means the sun. It is a clear sky, this is all good, these are the people I love. I like the fact that I have a lot of friends there. I have relatives there. I have got used to everything there. My school, my kindergarten. Mostly, for the things I love, because it is my hometown. My relatives, my friends, my life, the atmosphere in my life make me happy. I like my training – I practice dancing and I also do aerial gymnastics.
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