Smoke from Azot chemical plant in SeverodonetskMOSCOW, June 25Children at the Azot plant in Severodonetsk have vomiting, diarrhea and fever, but the Ukrainian military does not let any of the civilians out of there, threatening death and literally hiding behind civilians, a RIA Novosti correspondent found out after talking with people who left the territory of the enterprise. One of girls, Maria — with brown hair, earrings and a nose piercing — says that she left the factory on Saturday morning. Next to her in a tent in a refugee camp are other people, including children. According to her, about 40 people got out in the area of the first checkpoint, from where she got out. «Our shelter is very deformed, they flew into it, it's very dangerous there. There are children there. execution,” interrupts her mother Yuliya, a woman with short black hair and traces of soot on her face. As a result, according to her, they left with their family at their own peril and risk. Moreover, she notes, the Ukrainian military constantly stole food and water from civilians at the plant. According to her, children in the industrial zone get sick: they have diarrhea, a temperature of 40 degrees, and vomiting.
Shooting is still going on at Azot in Severodonetsk, the refugees said, “And the Ukrainian military won’t let children into the city. They say if you go into the city, we’ll shoot,” her daughter says again. She adds that even in the morning when they left, there was shooting. “I didn’t know whether we would reach it or not. I read Our Father and asked the dead to everyone,” Yulia answers the question of how they managed to get out. Her daughter tells about how they ate: the diet of those in the area of the plant is rice and canned food. The girl herself did not starve, but there were people who were hungry. «About a thousand,» Yulia said in response to a correspondent's question about how many people are still at the Azot plant. why the Ukrainian militants did not let people out, mother and daughter unanimously answer: «Shield». And they assure that the militants are hiding and will continue to hide behind civilians.
