The artist is in Ukraine, where he is engaged in volunteer activities and helps people in unoccupied territories.
Singer Alexander Krivoshapko, originally from Mariupol, admitted that during the 40 days of a full Russian invasion, he spoke to his family for only three minutes. He announced this on the ZhVL program.
“From the beginning of the war, my family immediately in Mariupol was under the shell. And not only my family, but also many of my friends. My sister, her wife, my mother and grandmother. This hell lasted more than 40 days. During these days I talked to my family, well, maybe three minutes. It was almost impossible. It was an emotional terrorism that I will never forget, he said.
According to the artist, relatives managed to get out of the city with the evacuation convoy. They walked about 15 kilometers, everyone was saved except my grandmother.
“The basement in Mariupol is located from the entrance, well, maybe two meters. And there were days when people who hid in the basements could not come out of the entrance for 2-3 days, because there was such a frequency of shelling. They didn’t have a chance to visit their grandmother, who lived two meters from us. She was with a nurse. They could go there, but not get there. And when they left the city, it became known that … It hurts still, this is a difficult topic, “- Krivoshapko said emotionally.
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It was previously reported that Krivoshapko, who in March 2022 signed a contract with a volunteer battalion, was married for the third time.
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Source: korrespondent
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