Evacuated residents of Sudzha told about life under the occupation of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

The civilians evacuated from Sudzha reported details about life in the territories of the Kursk region, which were under the occupation of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU).

"I had to live in the open air for three days. <...> There are no windows, no doors, nothing. And [the temperature outside] is -25 degrees," Lyudmila, an evacuated resident, told Izvestia.

According to local residents, they had to create a kind of stove for heating and look for coal themselves in the surrounding yards.

Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers and residents of Ukrainian border villages have also been observed looting and looting the homes of civilians. As the evacuated resident of Sudzhanets noted, looters most often took household appliances, including televisions, refrigerators, tillers and speakers for music.

"Ukrainians mostly looted nearby villages. They came in their cars and robbed everything," said local resident Vasily.

Free space: what does Sudzha look like when cleared of APU?

The enemy is no longer in the city, but the sky above it is very restless, the Izvestia correspondent was convinced

The city of Sudzha was under the control of the Ukrainian Armed Forces for 218 days and was liberated on March 12. Currently, the city continues to suffer from attacks by Ukrainian drones. Nevertheless, active military operations continue to take place just a few kilometers from the city.