Russian invaders near Chernihiv destroyed two columns of volunteers who were carrying humanitarian aid and were trying to evacuate people. Several volunteers died, several more were injured. Cars burned to the ground, said volunteer Anton Senenko.

“None of our convoy, who actually stood in line for entry, was injured.. But there are no words in my head with which I can express what I have now in my soul. I don't know the names of those beautiful people. I don't know where they were from. But I hope that journalists and historians will do their job well. As expected,” writes Senenko on Facebook..

The volunteer expressed his condolences to the deputy Olga Stefanishina - her husband Bogdan died in a broken column. You need to have outstanding humanity along with courage to do what he did, Senenko emphasized..

He also spoke about the situations in the liberated Irpin. According to the volunteer, Ukrainian rescuers go there for the second day, help to take out people and the dead, who could not be buried due to the constant shelling of Russian troops..

“The bodies of dead civilians, who lay for weeks in the open air on the streets and in apartments. Right now, Irpin will make us drink that bitter cup, which I wrote about in one of my previous messages - the joy of the liberation of the city will go along with mourning for the dead, ”writes the volunteer.

Rescuers can pick up the bodies only after the work of our sappers - non-humans mined the corpses, set up stretch marks around them. While the dead are collected only from the streets. Starting tomorrow, they should start going around the house.

“I don’t know who and how should do it.. Where are the international investigators, prosecutors, investigators, but it hurts to listen to the rescuers about how they collect the bodies of blindfolded men shot near the walls. It should be someone to fix and investigate the circumstances. Orcs must answer for everything,” notes Senenko.

Irpin is actually free. People are taken out or they go out on their own. Many finally found relatives and friends. But the volunteer stressed that he should appeal to those who did not find their relatives among the evacuees..

" What I don't want to write about, but I have to. If you do not have information about the missing in Irpen, it may be time to call 102, find out the procedure and go for identification. I'm sorry I'm writing this. I don't know how to do it tactfully. But how is. Hope remains, of course, but still,” adds the volunteer.

He urged the residents of Irpin not to go back yet, because the occupiers left many mines and dangerous “surprises” in the city that can be blown up: “Only on the road along the paths where we traveled, I personally know 3 shells that need to be cleared. So keep your heads cool"

It will be possible to return only after the Armed Forces of Ukraine, sappers and the Ministry of Emergency Situations work out in the city, the police work out. Our Armed Forces will work again to push the occupiers even further from Irpen. Then, taking brooms, paint, cement, glass, it will be possible to enter the city.

The volunteer thanked the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Territorial Defense, military doctors and rescuers. “Be proud, dear, of the country in which you live. All these services are running. We will win,” he concluded..

At the end of the message, Anton Senenko left the contacts of the relatives of the deceased volunteers. You can support the relatives of Anastasia Tagirova at the link. Relatives of Alexei Antonov - at this link.

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