88-year-old Ivan Ohsyanik told how he escaped from the occupied village of Donchi, having shot the Russians (video)

88-year-old Ivan Oatnyak is convinced that his favorite tomatoes and grapes to Donetsk will definitely return, and will also harvest. Ivan Ohsyanyk, who was 88 years old, did not want to take a Russian passport in an occupied village in Donetsk region and escaped from there on foot. On April 26, the TSN. UA channel reported on April 26. Grandpa tells that he dared to escape under shelling, inventing how to wander the invaders.

He went for more than six hours on foot, and then Pokrovskaya reached by passing cars. Already there he dared to ask for help. He recalls how Russian invaders threatened to shoot him, gave him weapons, mocked, selected all Ukrainian documents - passport, identification code. So his grandfather decided to escape from the reeds, and the last drop was that the invaders forced him to take a Russian passport. "I am a Ukrainian! Why do I go somewhere, I didn't want to take something.

Grandpa Ivan was settled for a long time ago when he retired. And before that, he, the engineer by specialty, worked at research institutes in Donetsk, set up equipment in mines underground. The house in the reeds cherished with the garden and vineyard, had rare varieties of tomatoes. But now his land is destroyed by the enemy. Flowing, Ivan Ohsyanik took with him one purse and the only document that survived is a pension certificate.

He went out at dawn and was in the side of Pokrovsk, where later, after 20 kilometers, he met a driver who announced to bring him, and later evacuatives who export civilians from dangerous areas. "The grandfather was a little exhausted. It is a little bit. He was out of the occupation with adventures, came under fire. There are many such people. These are cases when people are waiting for the last, sitting at home and think it will pass them. But it is a delusion.

" , - says the evacuative Roman Bugayov. Currently, Grandpa Ivan is in the Dnieper, in the center for evacuated, and recovers from the experienced. Despite the respected age, he behaves very independently and leads an active life, and the documents have already been restored. "He wants to get on the ground. It is quite possible to take a house and engage in the farm. Probably a companion! It has success with our grandmothers and not grandmothers, so I think, you do not need to worry.

An independent person - he immediately showed himself," - says the manager Olga Volkova Center. And Ivan Oatyanik himself is convinced that his favorite tomatoes and grapes will definitely return, and the harvest will harvest. And now she is waiting for a new Ukrainian passport that will not give anyone, as his grandfather assured.