Ukrainian village retaken from Russians in ruins

Описание: (20 Sep 2022)
RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
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Kamyanka, Kharkiv region - 19 September 2022
1. Wide of destroyed school
HEADLINE: Ukrainian village retaken from Russians in ruins
2. Kyamanka resident walking through the destroyed school
ANNOTATION: The entire village of Kamyanka is a hazard of explosives. Only 10 people remain of the 1,200 who lived there.
3. Ammo in hand
4. Wide of destroyed school interior
5. Kyamanka resident walking through the destroyed school
ANNOTATION: Residents didn't know what was going on in the war, whether their relatives were alive, whether there was still a Ukraine.
6. Wide of destroyed private house
7. Mid of Gennadiy Lysenko
8. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian), Gennadiy Lysenko, 58, Kyamanka resident:
"I was first to come here to find out if it was possible to return here. I have children and small grandchildren, we needed to go somewhere."
9. Various of ordnance on the ground
ANNOTATION: The area was among the first taken by Russian forces after the war started on Feb. 24 and became a command center for the occupying forces.
10. Wide of destroyed private house
11. Car with "Z" sign stay next to the house
12. Zdorovets family staying in their yard
ANNOTATION: More than a week after the village was retaken, residents are still emerging from the confusion and trauma of six months of occupation.
13. Closeup of icon
14. Wide vehicle with "Z" sign next to private house
15. SOUNDBITE (Russian), Olena Zdorovets, Kyamanka resident:
"This is our land, this is our village. Here is the soul, here is our life, here are our children, here are our grandmothers, our ancestors. People are buried here, relatives."
16. Various of bus with "Z" sign
STORYLINE:
The entire village of Kamyanka is a hazard of explosives. Only 10 people remain of the 1,200 who lived there.
Residents didn't know what was going on in the war, whether their relatives were alive, whether there was still a Ukraine.
The area was among the first taken by Russian forces after the war started on Feb. 24 and became a command center for the occupying forces.
More than a week after the village was retaken, residents are still emerging from the confusion and trauma of six months of occupation.
They are finally emerging after they lost their connection to the outside world on March 5.
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