Oksana Polyakova from Konotop
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Good morning! On February 23, my apartment caught fire. My children and I put it out on our own. On February 24, at 4 in the morning, the war began. The military equipment started to get in. It was very scary. Explosions began on February 25 and continued for 2 months. We watched it through the window. I didn’t sleep because I was worried. As if I could catch this rocket with my hands. My children: Kira is 4 years old, and my son is 11 years old. My husband joined the territorial defense. He left us. We stayed with the children in a rented apartment. Kindergartens do not work. I can’t go to work. My daughter has diabetes. I don’t get help because I don’t have an ID card. The children were very scared. Our basement was filled with people, it was difficult to find there, then it was completely closed for entry. We went down from the 6th floor to the 3rd floor to the front entrance. When the house was shaking from the rockets, my daughter told me: “Mom, call putin, let him stop dropping the rockets, because I’m very afraid.” I cried and explained to my daughter that it’s impossible. Then she asked to call dad, but dad did not pick up the phone. This time I was alone with the children. I couldn’t go to my mother, because there was fighting in the region. Our village is located in the Sumy region on the border with russia, all enemy equipment began to pass through our village. We moved here. But kindergartens don’t work here, I can’t go to work. I am asking for your help.