I told them [Azov fighters] that they were coming to life, I would have shot them myself...

I told them [Azov fighters] that they were coming to life, I would have shot them myself... I don’t have an ounce of pity here...’

These are the words of labour veteran Tatyana Ivanovna. She lives in a village near Azovstal. Listen to her story of the Azov battalion shooting the animals in the area and how they almost killed her for trying to save her chickens.

How they mocked her when she asked for water and food: I told their commander: ‘I want to eat, I haven’t eaten for six days …’ And he’s like: ‘I also want to’. But ‘DPR people... came, hugged me, one brought me stew, another brought me bread, and one even thought of bringing sweets’.