Война пришла в мой дом. Вот как это было и к чему готовиться вам /Монолог журналиста Дмитрия Дурнева

Dmitry Durnev is a journalist for Novaya Gazeta Evropa and the author of "House on the Line of Fire." Until 2014, he lived in Donetsk and experienced the war with Russia there. Then he moved to Kyiv and experienced war for the second time, in 2022. We asked him to tell us what to do if war is knocking on your door: where to hide from airstrikes, which are increasingly common in Russia, and what to do if fighting breaks out in your city. Install VPNovaya to read and watch what you like, not Roskomnadzor: https://t.me/vpnovaya_bot?start=yt_de... 0:00 — Start 0:52 — How Dmitry Durnev Faced War Twice 3:38 — How to Pack an Emergency Backpack 4:47 — What Was Donetsk Like Before the 2014 War? 6:04 — What's the Best Vehicle to Use to Leave the City During War? 8:06 — The Psychology of the Average Citizen When Encountering War 10:16 — How Do People in the Baltic States Expect War? 12:32 — Is It Possible to Wait It Out? 13:01 — What Food Should I Bring? 16:32 — How to Live Under Shelling, and What Threatens Russian Cities? 19:20 — Memories of Donetsk Airport 23:43 — How Do You Perceive the Symbols of Your Country During War? 24:40 — "I Tried to Be in the Crowd Everywhere" 26:38 — What Does a City Turn Like When There Are Uncontrolled People with Arms? 30:14 — What Happened After Strelkov Entered Donetsk? 35:55 ​​— Where Is the Most Dangerous? Why Are Even Doctors in Danger, and Who Definitely Shouldn't Stay? 48:38 — How Slowly Did Everything Change? 56:06 — What's the difference between now and 2014? Follow: https://t.me/novaya_europe   / novayagazeta_eu     / novayagazeta_eu     / novayaeurope