“They made themselves at home. They took the tools, the battery, and the generator, and emptied the refrigerator. They did not touch the salo, though”

Mykola Harashchenko is a man who has seen a lot in his life: he was a liquidator during the Chernobyl disaster, and he is a truck driver with a 40-year experience. But tears come to his eyes when he talks about the occupation of his native Rahivka. Arson, looting, torture – this was March 2022 for the small village near the border with Belarus.