Alexandr (igroman)

Continuation of previously written. When I woke up I took my bike and went to the center, there I saw long queues to ATMs, pharmacies and supermarkets, people were withdrawing money to buy food and pharmaceutics, because they knew that there would be a shortage of food and cards would soon become trinkets, as they could not be paid with them - and so it happened. After that moment, there were sirens every day until today, military equipment was coming, helicopters and fighter jets were flying. After a few days, about 10-12 it became known that the Russians were very close and we ran with my parents to the bunker, on that day the shooting started in my city. All the people seemed to vaporize and sometimes cars passed by at high speed in order to get to the desired point as quickly as possible and not to get into trouble. I would like to stop at this point and will continue soon. If you were interested in what you read, please share this post!

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Earlier I said that I lived with my grandparents, all this was because my parents' apartment was being renovated, my parents lived in the country, but as soon as it all started my mom told me to move back to them, I didn't like living with my parents very much. When I moved back to my parents, it was very hard for me to live with them and I tried to do something, I had my own garage in which I actively made repairs and tried to improve it. All the time from the beginning of the full-scale war I was at home, I couldn't go anywhere, I couldn't go for a walk, so I went to the garage and continued to make repairs. It was at night, at 11 o'clock and how could I do it without a bolt and a hammer, of course it was loud and my mother heard me knocking, and she was very frightened for a second and thought that they were shooting, after that she yelled at me and told me not to do it again, the repair should be stopped, I was very sad, because it was my brainchild and the only thing I was interested in.

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Back to the bunker, March 5th. All day long there was a siren, but by 18 o'clock it subsided and about 10 minutes later shots from a machine gun similar to AK-47 were heard in the neighboring village, 7 km away from me, but it was audible. After that everyone went back to the bunker and sat for a long time, but it was very difficult to stay still, so many people went upstairs and I did too. Everything calmed down a bit, in the center there were a lot of teroborona, which guarded the city, some passed near us and we asked them how everything was going, to what we got the answer: "everything is fine, just be careful" it did not really ease the situation, but still at least something. A few hours nothing happened and in the bunker were our friends who lived 2 minutes away from the bunker, they invited us to their place where we had a normal meal, had a drink and went to bed....

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Hello everyone, I want to familiarize you with my story and what I am doing now, I think you will be interested! I am 18 years old, soon will be 19 I am from Ukraine small town Gulyaypole, which is located in the Zaporozhye region February 24 at 4 am the war began, I remember that moment like no other, at that time I lived at my grandmother and grandfather and there was a bed opposite my grandfather, I wake up at 8 o'clock from the fact that my grandmother is crying talking to her sister on the phone, which is in Kiev - the capital and she told about how she heard the arrival of missiles. Grandfather turned on the TV and we started watching the news, I did not believe in all this and we just joked with grandfather laughing with all this and leading to the fact that all this will end in a couple of days and everything will be as before, how we were mistaken... A short continuation in the next post >>>

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