"From the first day, he cried: "Get tickets, we're going home." Life in the destroyed Blahodatne

"We don't want to go to someone else's village, we want to go home," say residents of the village of Blahodatne in Mykolaiv Oblast, who live in ruins.
27 people returned to their native village, completely destroyed as a result of hostilities.
Someone lives in a garage, someone spent the night outside on tents, and someone built a tent out of burlap.
People admit that their children scold them for this way of life, ask them to look for a house or apartment in another village or city, but they categorically do not want to. Some returned from Spain, others from the Czech Republic, because there is nothing better than native land and native, even if destroyed walls.
Local farmers even began demining the fields themselves, without waiting for their turn to be demined by the state.
How the village of the desperate lives - see in the report of Marianna Pietsukh.
The report was created with the support of the "International Journalist Insurance Fund" project.