"I looked at each body, afraid to see people I knew. I remembered a man. His eyes were open. There was horror in them"

Olena stayed in Mariupol until April 16. She survived terrible shelling, air strikes, the death of her brother. She saw dozens of dead people.

"My neighbor grew up in a maternity hospital during the war. She also died during the war. Instead of a coffin, there was a cabinet... There was a young boy lying in the pit, covered with a blanket... In March, Mariupol turned into a cemetery. People were buried in the front garden, on the playground", – Olena, a resident of Mariupol, recalls with horror.