Stories that you confided to us
"I am a patriot, they beat me on the knees for it. Then they wanted to play "russian roulette"
After his release from russian captivity, 58-year-old Serhii Kunets, the headman of the village of Osokorivka in the Novovorontsovska community in the Kherson region, left his home only once for a long time and forcibly. The occupiers then began to shell the community en masse, so he and his wife left for Kryvyi Rih. But every week he came to the village and after a while he finally returned back. He had to return to the ruins: during the russian shelling, half of the house was destroyed, along with the chicken coop. At first he lost heart, but quickly mastered himself, rolled up his sleeves and got to work. Ffirst, he redid the roof of his bath, where he initially lived.
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