Since February 24, Russia has been invading. he made an armed aggression against his neighbor. Soldiers and civilians are killed under the fire of Russian rockets. Many people’s lives turned into hell overnight.
The Ukrainian footballer says about the war: This is the worst
On my own skin, Denys Miroszniczenko. The Ukrainian footballer, who is associated with the FK Oleksandrija team, told “The Guardian” about the first days of the war. – We woke up around 7 am, our relatives called to say that cities and military bases were being bombed. The day started with panic, he confessed.
“Many ordinary people are dying and that is the worst,” he added, admitting that he had no plans to join the military. – Let’s be honest: how can we help if we don’t have any knowledge? We help in a different way when we go to the soldiers with food – he explained.
The Croatian coach says bluntly: We were shocked
The war found Mladen Bartulovic in Ukraine. The Croatian is an assistant coach in the team of Inhułeć Petrowe. – At four in the morning we heard about the first bombings. We were shocked. Nobody believed Putin would do it at night when people were asleep, he noted.
For Bartulović, this is another conflict that he must survive. – This is the third war of my life, and I’m only 35 years old. I was five when the Yugoslav war started and I still feel the impact of that on my family. Then here in Ukraine, in Donbas in 2014. Now we are going through it, he stressed.
Yevhen Budnik’s apartment in Kharkiv was shot at
Yevhen Budnik was in Turkey when the Russians attacked Ukraine. On February 11, the players left for a preparatory camp in Antalya, and now they have no way to return to their homeland.
“We are training, but some days I don’t want to go out on the pitch,” he said without concealing that his thoughts were circling around Kharkiv, where his relatives are. – Attacks are carried out there every day. My family is trying to survive, hiding in the basement. I have an apartment in Kharkiv, which was shot at on Wednesday. Windows were broken throughout the building, some lost their homes, he added.
– This tragedy must end now and the whole world must know exactly what is going on there – concluded Budnik.
Source: Sport
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