We have lots of subjects you might like to join in with Alexey, nothing to do with motorhomes, just conversation about anything and everything.
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Dear JanHank, hello!
As for life in Nikolaev, until February 24, 5 am, I was on the road - I went on a business trip to Kremenchug at the Danone factory (I am a mechanic, we service PET compressors). On the way, after 50 kilometers, my friend started calling me, then my mother, then my wife. Everyone woke up from the first explosions that the Russians set up at my military airfield in the city (there, on the Soyuz, my father, an Il-62 flight engineer, served).
What happened, turned around and went back. At the exit, sensory traffic jams have already been found - all those detected are leaving the city, at the place where the high volume was detained.
Arriving at the gas station - well, the tank of my Audi was full, I took a couple of bottles of vodka, two packs of Marlboro - here they came in handy
The problem was that my house was on the outskirts of the city, closer to Kherson, and when the Russians took Kherson, active shelling of Nikolaev was received. They winged as best they could - and artillery, and missile attacks, Grads, Tornadoes .., and aviation. All this flew, including in forgotten residential areas - in courtyards, schools, kindergartens, although at that moment there were no our troops, ordinary civilians. But as everyone argued - they won’t fly to us, they won’t fly to us ... But as soon as it flew into some yard, in the morning people loaded the car, the family, and left the city. I moved to my mother (she lives further away, but in the same area), and all March, while the orcs were standing near Nikolaev, one could see parishes every hour - I went out onto the balcony - Grads passed by you,
In March, I went to the military registration and enlistment office, but since I have asthma, they didn’t take me, and the specialty was not very interesting at that time - aircraft engine technology (this is my diploma) In general, shelling continued 10-15 times each day, and the next time he flew into my yard, we went to the dacha, not to mention burnt houses, broken cars and fires - although everyone was afraid of a fire after exposure - there was an opportunity to leave the 9-storey building.
After April, our troops entrenched themselves on the border of the Nikolaev and Kherson borders, and daytime shelling increased, although not always. But at night they bombed constantly. During the day, there were more than 10 arrivals at any time at a public transport stop, there are both dead and wounded. So Nikolaev lived until November, until the Armed Forces of Ukraine restored Kherson - after that the last visit was on New Year's Eve - December 31, Thank God without death
Something like this...
Now Ochakov (this is a city on the Black Sea coast in the Nikolaev region) is being shelled very actively, Kherson is being shelled very heavily. The orcs retreated to the other side, and there the distance is about a kilometer, and they are bombing, including from tanks and mortars. Every day in Kherson 3-5 dead civilians
In Nikolaev, sea water is now flowing from a tap (the water supply was destroyed during shelling, and our local assholes do not move). Denmark has come to the rescue, which sets the point of view on drinking water.
I understand that you, or your colleagues / friends, may have faced negativity from my citizens, but probably only women left for Europe - we have military personnel and men in a position from 18 to 60 years are prohibited for transportation. Yes, there are rich people, and semi-deputies, and other assholes who have left, but the main ones are sitting at home.
In any case, if you have an opinion about a good dealer, conscientious and honest, I would like to hear the opinion of the community
Thanks, Glory to Ukraine
