The showman is a native of Prigorye in the north of the Kherson region. Ukrainian defenders liberated the village from the invaders in March.
The well-known Ukrainian TV presenter and producer Igor Kondratyuk admitted that many of his relatives escaped from work, but some stayed there. He revealed this in an interview for the Rostyslove Production YouTube channel.
So, according to relatives who were under temporary occupation in the Kherson region, the Russian invaders actively moved into the apartments of Ukrainians. They just broke down the doors and stayed there.
“Russians and Iranians, by the way, occupy their apartments, their houses, without asking where the person is, whether he left. They broke the doors. opened, who did not open – they broke the doors and walked calmly. And now there is a mass settlement of uninhabited residential premises. Or even inhabited, but not by the owners. It’s really tough,” the showman said.
At the same time, Igor Kondratyuk added that there is a connection with relatives living under temporary employment. However, according to him, it is difficult to call it life.
“There is a connection with them through viber and telegram, nothing else is given. And nothing is given except safety. Everyone is waiting for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The Kherson region is not a pro-Russian territory, no matter what anyone. said. he said.
Kondratyuk was previously reported to have commented on sanctions imposed by the National Security and Defense Council against artists who supported or silenced the war in Ukraine.
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Source: korrespondent
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