The village was occupied by the Russian military for 11 days. As the performer said, they were lucky with their family.

The invaders came to Dmitrovka on February 26, and Svetlana managed to leave from there on February 25. They went to the west of Ukraine.

But a month ago, Tarabarova returned to her house. As the performer admitted, they were lucky, because their house survived. But, unfortunately, there are many destroyed houses in the village..

" We have a one-story house, and somehow it didn’t fly. And next to it flew into the house: into the roof, the first floor was destroyed. That is a lot. You walk around the town, and you see the ruined town almost half. Two playgrounds are broken,"

Although the performer's house survived, the artist found a lot of fragments of enemy mines in the courtyard. Svetlana collected them all in order to later show her descendants and remind them what horror the Russians did.

" These are fragments from an exploding and flying mine. Russians cannot be trusted and cannot be forgiven,"