Civilian Experiences During Ongoing Conflict

It's a disaster. I don't know. Coming here is like going to the front lines,

to this neighborhood. Well, basically,

I think, these past few days, they just want to

destroy us here or

defeat us, or kill us. Constantly, day and night,

without breaks, without stopping, without lunch breaks, they bomb us day and night

and bomb us. I was at work today. Shells came in, my wife was hysterical.

We were shelled five times. I took my wife and child down to the

basement.

This is Kyivskyi, 29,

and they don't stop. Look, I work as a janitor.

Look at this: 21, 23,

19, 17, the buildings, they're all destroyed.

There are no words left.

This is proof.

Are you scared here?

Not anymore.

Honestly, no. All summer, when they shelled BKK,

the bread factory,

I got my crew out in time.

I'm not that scared anymore.

What did you want?

A shell landed. It killed two people five minutes apart.

Before that, one shell landed, then another.

Innocent civilians were injured, who had never seen weapons or anything.

They were just trying to survive, to feed their families.

Yeah, we need another one like that. Well, there...