Tetyana Fenchuk from Vasylivka
Good day! We left from the Zaporizhzhya region, Vasylivka district. Our town is occupied. After February 24, our life changed. We stayed there until the end in the hope that everything would be resolved peacefully, but everything dragged on and became much worse. We had to leave. We moved to the territory controlled by Ukraine. I have 2 children. We were afraid for their lives, so we left for the west of Ukraine. Here we rent housing. We want to go home. It was impossible to live at home because the shops were empty, there were no products and money, and my husband was fired from his job. There were explosions in Vasylivka, the windows and doors were shaking, I was afraid, my husband was with me all this time, and we were afraid for the children. So my husband got fired from his job because he wouldn’t come there. His salary was our only income. The shops were empty, there were no products and there was no money to buy anything. People were scared and we decided to leave. What we saw when we left was very horrifying. Vasylivka suffered a lot. A lot of people were leaving and we stood in a post from 6 am to 5 pm. We were missed. At home, the children were always dressed, and we often went down to the basement and spent the night there. There were powerful explosions. Our village is still occupied. We are waiting for de-occupation. Here we live in a village in the Ivano-Frankivsk region, we pay utility bills. We receive social benefits, but they are not enough. We will be grateful for your support.