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And attacking us from each side, says lyda. i hate them, i hate them. we used to live in peace and we were happy. speculation about russian troop withdrawals around kyiv is treated with scepticism here in the south, where heavy fighting continues. russia s assault on mariupol is intense. civilians like natasha, who was blinded by russian shelling, are still suffering. translation: my sons were in the basement. l the 19 year old visits me, but as for the five year old, i don t think he should be seeing his mum like this. i miss them so much. i want to give my little boy a hug and a kiss. wyre davies, bbc news, orikhiv.
And i raised my hands. i told them i had been let through, but the soldier fired a burst of gunfire, hitting me in the legs. hitting me everywhere from the waist down. everything is damaged my private parts, too. he was shooting to kill. orikhiv is the next town along the southern road from where natalia was shot. still in ukrainian hands, but regularly shelled by russia. this village is the last one before the front line. shells land in these fields periodically and the next village, down the road, is occupied by russian troops and civilians have been killed in these villages. now, many younger people have left here already, but others in particular, the elderly, they remain and they know that they are taking a big risk. lyda s modest farm is right at the edge of orikhiv, the most exposed, dangerous part of town. she takes me to see where she sleeps.