Russians scramble for help at temporary accommodation centre amid Ukraine offensive
At least 120,000 Russians have left their homes over the past ten days as Kyiv's forces press on with a surprise assault on Russian territory. For Ukraine, the attack is a morale boost two and a half years after Russian forces launched their full-scale offensive on the country.
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00:00The second hand was fired at 5, the rest fired at 4.
00:06It was scary, of course, it was scary.
00:09Without a stop. We were under fire.
00:12When we left, there were drones.
00:15We ran away.
00:18As we could, we ran away.
00:21What we took, we had time, we left.
00:30We were under fire.
00:33We were under fire.
00:36We were under fire.
00:39We were under fire.
00:42We were under fire.
00:45We were under fire.
00:48We were under fire.
00:51We were under fire.
00:54We were under fire.
00:57We were under fire.
01:00We were under fire.
01:03We were under fire.
01:06I came here to the help center.
01:09I provide help to everyone who comes.
01:12We are forming, distributing everything.
01:15We try to distribute everything evenly.
01:18Buckwheat, rice, pasta products, pastry.
01:21We try to do everything equally.
01:24If something is missing, they bring it a little later.
01:27People seem to be happy, of course, despite the situation they are in.