«Корова плаче, коли чує про виїзд». Історія Сергія та Наталії, які втратили дім

The cow Krasunya, the dog Baton, six cats and six hundred square meters of vegetable garden. The couple Serhiy and Natalia now live in the village of Bilenke near Kramatorsk. They are displaced from the village of Tikhonivka near Druzhkivka, where they had a house and a considerable farm - five cows and a horse. Due to shelling, they were forced to leave their home and start everything "from scratch". They settled down, planted a vegetable garden, and transported the cow. But here they found themselves under shelling again: at the end of May, a Russian drone burned down their car and damaged their house. Now Serhiy spends whole days alone restoring the damaged "Gazelle" - he says, suddenly he will have to flee again. And Natalia takes care of the 15-year-old cow Krasunya, sells milk. According to the village headman, the front from the village of Bilenke is 15 kilometers away. How, despite the explosions, the couple, who have lived together for 45 years, are holding together and hope to live under the "white mountains" - in the report of the Public Donbas. #war #donbas #donetsk region #publicdonbass Author: Yuliya Pidhola Camera: Oleksandr Buryak, Director: Oleksandr Batarchuk Official page of the branch of the Public Broadcaster. Subscribe and press 🔔 to receive notifications about new videos and broadcasts All news from Donetsk and Luhansk regions here: https://suspilne.media/donbas We are on Telegram: https://t.me/suspilnedonbas We are on Facebook:   / suspilne.donbas   We are on Instagram:   / suspilne.donbas   We are on WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vais... ------------- Branch website: https://dn.suspilne.media Read all about Suspilne here: https://corp.suspilne.media #people #social #donechchina #donetskoblast #news #media #donbass #news #warinukraine #ukraine #suspilnezhytomyr The material was prepared with the support of the International Journalists Insurance Fund project, implemented by the Association “Independent Regional Publishers of Ukraine” is part of the Voices of Ukraine / SAFE program, coordinated by the European Center for Press and Media Freedom. Voices of Ukraine / SAFE is implemented within the framework of the Hannah Arendt Initiative with the support of the Federal Foreign Office of Germany.