A 98-year-old woman walks out of the Russian-occupied part of Ocheretyne in Donetsk Oblast
Kyiv • UNN
A 98-year-old woman walked 10 km on foot, fell twice, but managed to get out of the Russian-occupied part of Ocheretyno, Donetsk region of Ukraine.
A 98-year-old woman left the Russian-occupied Ocheretyno unit in Donetsk region - she managed to walk 10 km, fell twice on the way, but got to the Ukrainian territory free of the occupiers. This was reported by the Main Department of the National Police in Donetsk region, according to UNN.
Details
A 98-year-old woman left the occupied part of Ocheretyne on foot - Lidiya Stepanivna walked the entire frontline under fire, covering more than 10 kilometers. Without food and water, she was holding on to two sticks and fell down several times. All in order to get to the Ukrainian territory.
In the evening, the military saw her on the road and handed her over to the White Angel police group. The police took the woman to a shelter where she was being taken care of.
Recall
The process of forced passportization in the TOT of Ukraine is causing resistance among the population, despite the efforts of Russian propaganda.
The Russian regime is trying to overcome the crisis in the occupied territories of Ukraine, which after the destruction became deeply subsidized; the Russian Federation introduces a so-called "free economic zone", where enterprises close to the occupation administrations become residents.
