What the russians have done. those who stay here are now completely cut off from basic services. so there s no electricity here, no water at all, and you can see they re actually collecting rain water. it s time for anatoly and vladimir to go. their entire life now packed into the trunk of alexander s car. leaving the village, we spot a house destroyed by shelling. as we get out to take a closer look, a tearful woman emerges. she tells us it happened two days earlier. the first hit was at 5:50 and then there was a second hit, she says. and that hit my garage. she takes us around what remains of her home. a steady thuds of artillery can still be heard. the roof is completely
Completely cut off from basic services. so there is no electricity here, no water, at all, and you can see, they are actually collecting rainwater. it is time for anna and vladimir to go. their entire life, now packed into the trunk of alexander s car. leaving the village, we spot a house destroyed by shelling. as we get out to take a closer look, a tearful gillina emerges. she tells us it happened two days earlier. the first hit was at 5 :50 and then there was a second hit, she says, and that hit my garage. she takes us around what remains of her home. the steady thuds of artillery can still be heard. the roof is completely destroyed. reporter: this is where the first shell hit, she says.
reporter: i love my town and i can t leave it, he says. i can t leave the people here. somebody needs to help people. he s hoping the rain provides some let-up in the relentless artillery. it s better for us, but it s worse for the road, he says. you can t see the potholes and the shrapnel from the shells. he arrives. in the last few days it has come under heavy shelling. anotoli is being evacuated with his son, vladimir. those who stay here are now completely cut off from basic services. so there s no electricity here, no water at all and you can see they re actually collecting rainwater. it s time for anotoli and vladimir to go. their entire life now packed into the trunk of alexander s
Rainwater. it s time for anaatoli and vladimir to go. their entire life now packed into the trunk of alexander s car. leaving the village, we spot a house destroyed by shelling. as we get out to take a closer look, a tearful galina emerging. she tells us it happened two days earlier. the first hit was at 5:50 then there was a second hit, she says. that hit my garage. she takes us around what remains of her home. the steady thuds of artillery can still be heard. the roof was completely destroyed. this is where the first shell hit, she says. galina had just woken up and was lying in her bed when this happened. we have nothing left, she says.