“On the frames you can see the empty resort village.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
On the frames you can see the empty resort village.
It is about Kirillovka, which before the full -scale war was crowded with tourists / UNIAN collage, screenshot, photo UNIANAfter Russia has started a full -scale invasion of Ukraine, many resort cities and towns came under occupation. In particular, Kirillovka, in Zaporozhye, which was a popular tourist destination in Ukraine, began to decline and collapse. One of the TikTok social network users showed what a resort has now.
Based on the sign for the video, it can be understood that it was shot on the market in the area of Safari Park. On the frames you can see the empty resort village.
In the comments under the video, people spoke about the state of Kirillovka, in particular they wrote:
“Asvabadieli devils. Neither themselves nor people. People lived, rested, earned.”
“Where Rashka, there: death, tears, devastation.”
“Everything that the Russian Federation is touched on, turns into ruins and is very similar into most Rashka territories.”
“And here’s where Rashka. I am from Berdyansk, it is painful to watch what is happening there now.”
“How sorry these cities were, how good it was to rest, how hard it is to see it all.”
“It is a pity that it happened, probably as in Donetsk.”
Life in occupation is the latest newsEarlier, the network showed what the appearance of an occupied iron port in Kherson region has now. In the video you can see algae on the beach, as well as metal structures that stick out just from the sand. In addition, it is noticeable that there are no visitors at all during the resort season.
It became known that the occupiers turned the popular budget resort of Ukraine. It is an Arabat arrow, which is located on a unique natural oblique between the Azov Sea and Sivash.
“There were great people there for Ukraine. There were a lot of people. Cafe and boarding houses worked, and people were resting. Now empty,” one of the commentators said.
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