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‘A shell flew in. There was a Ukranian tank over there. It drove in between the fir trees and fired directly at Volnovakha’s centre. It was the Nazis’. This is the story of Svetlana Mursalova, a resident of Volnovakha. People had to hide from Ukrainian bombing in basement, there was neither light nor water. ‘Well, in short, it’s scary. But we’ll manage somehow’- residents say. Volunteers help those who are left without water, light and heat. One of them is blogger Andrey Lysenko. He buys everything he needs with money from subscribers. Watch the film Donbass Under Fire. #video#Ukraine Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

On May 5 2015, a memorial was unveiled in Donetsk to commemorate the children killed by the Ukrainian shelling of Donbass. There are 66 names inscribed on the plaque; the youngest was only a year old. Since then, the list has multiplied. According to the UN, 152 children had died in Donbass by April 2021. In the film Donbass: The Grey Zone, which we made in early 2022, a captured Ukrainian soldier is brought to the memorial. He is shown a list of killed children. We are posting this clip today. As well as an excerpt from the documentary Donbass: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow. The monument and the place next to it in Donetsk is called the Alley of Angels. The slab is littered with children’s toys. Above it, there is a wrought iron arch twined with metal roses. And a bell made of a large-calibre shell casing. Then, two years after the monument was erected, a sculpture appeared next to it - a boy covering his little sister and looking up into the sky. #video#Ukraine Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

Photos of children hiding in a basement in Kharkiv have turned out to be taken in Donetsk in 2014. Russian journalists found the place where the pictures were taken eight years ago. It’s a bomb shelter in the Chelyuskintsev mine where up to 200 people hid from Ukrainian shelling, most of them children. The pictures have been on the internet since then, as can be seen in the video. We have a film Ukraine's Fake Factory. Watch it to see how fake news is created to misinform about the conflict. #video#Ukraine Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

#video#Ukraine ‘In all the hospitals… all the vehicles were taken away, and only the ammunition was taken out’. Aleksandr, an employee of a medical institution in Mariupol, said ambulances and food trucks were loaded with shells by the Ukrainian military, and ‘children’ or ‘people’ were written on the vehicles. In addition, they confiscated personal vehicles from the city’s residents. ‘We arrived, instructed the driver, get out of the car’, the man recalls. How the fighting began in the south-east of Ukraine can be seen in our film Donbass: Battle of Debaltsevo. The film tells about the events of the Donbass war that took place in Debaltsevo. This critical strategic point became the centre of fierce fighting between the militias and government troops. Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

#video#Ukraine ‘Thanks to your entire team, my mum is now with me in the warm’. These are the words of Viktoria Forkavets. Our film crew helped her find her mother, Natalya Angeleva. Natalya is a mother-heroine, she has five children, and Viktoria is the second. Viktoria couldn’t contact her mother for almost a month. She only knew mum was in Volnovakha, with no water, food, light or gas. She didn’t even know if she was alive. Finally, Viktoria turned to RT Documentary for help. We managed to arrange their meeting. There were many tears and hugs. Natalya, like other residents, hid in the basement. She said the Ukrainian authorities reported no humanitarian corridors. The girl took her mother home to Khartsyzsk. And she can hug her grandchildren again. The story of Viktoria and her mother, Natalia, is included in the film Donbass: Under Fire. It has stories of relatives who found each other and those who reunite families, risking their lives. Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

#video#Ukraine ‘Zelensky is a puppet and a very stupid one, I would add. And it’s obvious he’s taking the Ukrainian people down the road of suicide’. Former US Army Officer and Counterterrorism Analyst Scott Bennett says the Ukrainian government is being led by the United States, and President Zelensky was chosen as less competent and easily manageable. He also says provocation from NATO countries is a ‘bluff because one thing this conflict has revealed is that NATO and the Western countries are incapable of fighting a land war against the professional Russian army’. According to the expert, the only war they can make is informational as they’re afraid of direct conflict with Russia. The methods and why the United States and NATO are waging an information war against Russia are described in our film Russians Cancelled. Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

#video#Ukraine “I hear before from Azov*, like prisoners, who I speak with, they tell me if they wanted to surrender or desert, like, Azov would shoot them.” A British mercenary from the Ukrainian military tells about Azov militants’ treatment of prisoners. Aiden Eslin came to Ukraine four years ago and served in the Ukrainian army. When the Russian special military operation in Ukraine began, Aiden was in Mariupol. Surrounded by Russian troops, he surrendered. In an exclusive interview with RT Documentary, he admits he decided to fight on the Ukrainian side because he was confused. *recognised in Russia as extremist and banned Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

#video#Ukraine ‘[The sexton's] wife jumped out with a white rag. She screamed that he was bleeding. They [the Ukrainian military] fired at her with machine guns’. A woman hiding with her family in the Intercession Church in Mariupol recalls how the Ukrainian military did not allow a church sexton to call for medical help and herded people back into the basement. When they arrived, Ukrainian troops were there. The woman showed the RT Documentary film crew how they live now: ‘We are afraid to leave the temple because the walls are about a metre thick. It's safe here’. These shots will be included in the new RT Documentary film about foreign volunteers who went to defend Donbass. Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

#video#Ukraine ‘In all the hospitals… all the vehicles were taken away, and only the ammunition was taken out’. Aleksandr, an employee of a medical institution in Mariupol, said ambulances and food trucks were loaded with shells by the Ukrainian military, and ‘children’ or ‘people’ were written on the vehicles. In addition, they confiscated personal vehicles from the city’s residents. ‘We arrived, instructed the driver, get out of the car’, the man recalls. How the fighting began in the south-east of Ukraine can be seen in our film Donbass: Battle of Debaltsevo. The film tells about the events of the Donbass war that took place in Debaltsevo. This critical strategic point became the centre of fierce fighting between the militias and government troops. Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

#video#Ukraine ‘Suddenly I heard they commenced bombarding the airport. Of course, I was so frightened! So much! I dropped the hose, I dropped it all! I run for my life. Didn’t think about anything’. In 2014, Abbess Mikhail (Shevchenko) and her assistant Yulia suddenly found themselves in the centre of the battles for Donetsk airport. The militias fought Ukrainian forces, which had seized control. The main characters talk about their lives under shelling. So why didn't they leave the monastery? What tests awaited them? See the post. These shots are from the film Portaitissa of Donetsk, directed by Natalya Batraeva, who submitted it to the aRTel.doc dokkino competition. The entire movie has been uploaded to our telegram channel. Watch the full film here. Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary