Ich habe ein halbes Jahr unter russischer Besatzung gelebt und die damit verbundenen Herausforderungen, Ängste und Widerstandsfähigkeit aus erster Hand erlebt. Von alltäglichen Veränderungen im Leben bis hin zu persönlichen Begegnungen möchte ich meine Geschichte teilen und alle Fragen beantworten, die Sie möglicherweise dazu haben, wie es wirklich war. Fühlen Sie sich frei, Fragen zu allem zu stellen, und ich werde mein Bestes tun, um eine ehrliche Perspektive zu vermitteln.
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So, what happened first to let you know that you were officially under occupation? (Was there an announcement over loudspeakers? Or did they try to make you register somewhere?)
Can you describe what a more ‘routine’ day under occupation entailed?
And, are you ok and safe now?
How do the soldiers treat you? Do they patrol the streets and interact with you?
What do they make you do when they take over? Do you somehow go back to life as normal? What about people’s jobs/careers – if you are even able to go to work, do you/can you?
I wonder how russian occupation in Ukraine compares to russian-occupied territories in Georgia? Or how russian occupation of Ukraine compares with Ukrainian occupation of russian territories?
What percentage of people in occupied territories are pro-russia?
How do you interact with those ruzzian soldiers?
After the occupation had fully set in were you able to move freely within the occupied areas or were you contained to your town/city/village?
How is the attidude of Ukrainins about this war? Do you think Ukraine will win? Slava Ukraini!!
Generally, how were food supplies? How were you all staying in health and nutrition? Or even health care?
2nd, were there any massing killings in your town similar to Bucha or Mariupol?