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(Explosions)
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(Pencil scratches on canvas)
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February 24th, 9.40pm.
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First day of war.
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It was a turbulent, but relatively
peaceful world when we went to bed.
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We awoke to find ourselves in a war,
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doesn't matter what we dreamed
about, or what was going on
beforehand.
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What was most jarring during that
still-dark dawn,
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was the abrupt transformation that
that happened in an instant,
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turning future plans and hopes, into
an abyss of despair,
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as if a warm summer turned to severe
cold.
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(Explosions rumble)
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(Explosion)
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(Explosion)
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1.40pm. Third day of war.
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When you're scared, you must do
something.
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My friend, a psychiatrist says that.
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When she hears the air raid sirens,
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she goes and mops the lobby and the
stairs.
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She's done it three times already.
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Now the floor's shining, she's
overcome her fear.
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As for me,
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I write during the shelling.
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The writing is clearly nonsense.
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Nothing comes into my head and
that's why it's nonsense.
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It's rubbish.
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I'm scared.
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I count explosions,
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listen to the roar of the bombs and
write.
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During breaks I look at my dog and
cat.
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Somehow they solve their problems
with fear.
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February 27th, 11.42pm...fourth day
of war.
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When we finally live through all
this,
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I'll write about how scary it is to
live inside a war,
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about different people and
situations.
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About how things change in the split
of a second,
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and how small problems become
insignificant ones.
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Only important things remain.
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It appears that there are not so
many of them.
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It's your life, the lives of your
family,
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your friends and the people who
surround you.
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It's that your house stays intact,
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that your city is not bombed by
GRADs.
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Your country is not tormented and
tortured.
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March 1st...4.42pm.
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On the 7th day of the war, we still
pretended it wasn't here,
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as if it's sort of a
misunderstanding.
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And that it will all end soon.
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We were bombed, and shot at,
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and still we were trying to smile at
each other.
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Everyone had the same look in their
eyes,
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confused and frightened.
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We didn't understand why these
dreadful things were happening
around us.
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What have we done wrong?
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(Missile roars)
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(Explosion)
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March 5th, 12pm. 10th day of war.
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One woman has lost her hand,
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her leg,
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and her head.
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I hope the parts of my body will
remain where they should be,
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even after an air bomb explosion.
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I don't know why, but it seems
important to me.
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Although on the other hand,
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they won't bury people during active
combat.
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That was the answer the cops gave us
when we asked them,
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what we were to do with the dead
grandmother of one of our friends?
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They told us to put her on a
balcony.
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I wonder...how many balconies have
dead bodies there?
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(Missile roars overhead)
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March 6th...10.32pm.
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11th day of war.
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I go outside in breaks between
bombings.
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I need to take my dog for a walk,
she whines constantly,
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shakes and hides behind my legs.
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My yard, surrounded by high
residential buildings is quiet and
dead.
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I'm no longer afraid to look around.
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Across the yard, the entrance to the
building number 105 is burning.
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The flames have devoured five
floors,
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and are slowly chewing on the sixth.
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Through the windows of one
apartment,
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fire burns almost cosily, like it's
in a fireplace.
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The glassless windows are black as
charcoal.
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On each side hang curtains half
burned by the fire.
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I look at all this calmly, feeling
doomed.
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(Explosion)
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(Explosion)
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(Glass smashing)
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(Cries loudly)
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March 9th...7pm, 14th day of war.
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My dog starts howling, and I
understand they will start again
now.
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I stand on the street, it's day time
but,
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a graveyard silence surrounds me.
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No cars,
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no voices,
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no children,
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no babushkas sitting on the benches.
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Even the wind has died.
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Still...there are a few people here.
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They lay motionless by the house or
in the parking lot,
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covered by cast-off clothes of
blankets.
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I don't want to look at them.
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I'm afraid I might see someone I
know.
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(Missile whistles through the air)
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(Explosion)
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March 11th, 11pm.
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16th day of war.
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Three days ago my elder nephew's
friend came by.
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He told us there had been a direct
hit at a fire station.
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Fire fighters died.
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I'm sure I'll die soon.
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It's only a matter of several days.
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Everyone awaits their death.
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I just wish mine not to be too
scary.
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(Explosions)
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(She screams in pain)
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(Indistinct chatter)
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(High pitched sound of missile)
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(Explosion)
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(Explosion)
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(Explosion)
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March 16th.
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12 am.
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21st day of war.
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Do you know what night shelling is
like?
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It's like...death sucking all the
juice from you.
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You can't let yourself sleep at
night,
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because you'll have peaceful dreams,
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which you'll emerge from, and
plunge into a nightmare.
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First the sound, like someone is
using a huge compass to measure the
distance to your house,
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to hit you more precisely. Then the
shell flies,
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and you hear a huge hammer smashing
the tin roof,
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and a scary roar as if a metallic
giant in iron-shod boots,
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stomps on everything,
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smashing people, houses,
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trees.
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You sit and realise that you can't
move,
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you can't run.
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There's no sense in screaming.
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Nowhere to hide.
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It will find you if it wants to.
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And silence falls.
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An empty silence,
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and we wait.
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What will hit us next?
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And if we hear another sound, we
become numb.
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Because we don't understand what it
means,
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what kind of death it will bring to
us.
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Fast, or dreadful?
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And always painful.
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(Rapid gunfire)
(Explosions)
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(Multiple explosions)
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(Explosion)
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(Explosion)
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March 19th. 11.35am.
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24th day of war.
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If we hadn't left the city, we would
have been dead by now.
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At least, I would have been dead.
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There were fewer and fewer people in
our basement.
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People were leaving.
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rumours spread that many people were
lucky and getting out of this hell.
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But they were only rumours.
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No one could trust them.
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One after the other, our neighbours
from the basement disappeared.
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The moment someone found some gas,
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or friends with a car, they left.
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No one said 'goodbye'.
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No one packed their bags.
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They left everything behind, and
ran.
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(Chanting)
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WOMAN: And we will fight for the
independence, sovereignty of the
country.
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MAN: It's our land, we didn't do
anything wrong.
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UK support Ukraine!
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UK support Ukraine!
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(Indistinct chatter)
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April 24th. 1.15am.
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60th day of war.
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There are so many angels in the sky
now,
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that their wings can blow the clouds
away, and make sky blindly blue.
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These are our Ukrainian angels.
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They blow the clouds away like
curtains opening to look down on
Earth.
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Down there...
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...not everything is good.
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Something explodes, falls apart,
burns.
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But our angels know no fear.
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Each one finds his people, those
closest.
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Those left alone on
Earth without them.
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Those who need help.
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They cry with us and then feel
better.
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They have the eyes of the members of
our families,
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our friends, our warriors.
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They don't know how to comfort,
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so how can one comfort those who are
unable to be comforted?
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Today it's become known that during
the blockade,
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40,000 people left the city.
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Hundreds of thousands of others are
still inside that hell.
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#
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With every new day, it becomes
harder and harder for them to
survive.
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#
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Please help them.
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Tell the truth about my city.
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#
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