The inhabitant of Kiev showed the situation in grocery stores. “Maybe we can buy fruit”

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Russian troops have been invading Ukraine for several days. Not only the army, but also the civilians defend their homeland. We recently wrote about Many people hide in safe places, but when supplies run out, they have to go out to nearby stores, which are still open in many cities.

Kyiv. This is what grocery stores look like

A lot of photos and videos from war-torn areas appear on social media. People who stayed in the country want to show the world what the situation in Ukraine looks like from the inside. One of the users published videos from grocery stores and gas stations on her profile. Let us add that the recordings come from a few days ago. At present, the situation may be completely different.

We left the house and headed to the store. Maybe we can buy some fruit, bananas for my daughter.

– a woman begins her video.

The video shows the interior of the store, a closed exchange office, soldiers standing at the cash register and empty store shelves. Indeed, there is less and less food, although there are still some fruits and vegetables left. There is practically no bread at all.

Later in the video, the woman shows that the gas stations are closed because they have no fuel. You can also see a lot of cars escaping from war-torn Kiev.

In another video, a woman shows the interior of another store. There, too, the shelves are empty. There was a long line to the bread stand. The woman managed to buy two baguettes, which were one option. At the checkout, you can still find a lot of bars and sweets that the TikTok user has put into her basket.

You take what you can.

– we hear on the recording.

The war in Ukraine continues

Although a large part of the Ukrainian nation left their country and fled, even to our country, many people still remained in their places. Life is not normal there, but still places such as grocery stores and pharmacies are still working. Many people from Poland organize collections of the most necessary products, which are not only imported abroad, but also go deep into Ukraine.