bOLLy ENn - Seorang ibu cemas pelukan anaknya, seorang remaja takut untuk bapanya yang tinggal di bandar yg terkepung, dan seorang gadis kecil tidak tahu mengapa datuk beliau tidak boleh datang di dalam bas. Pelarian ini hanya beberapa orang-orang yang melarikan diri dari Lugansk untuk melarikan diri tindakan keras Kiev.
"Ia tidak selamat untuk mereka [anak] untuk tinggal di sini selepas semua yang ber-laku. Kami mahu mereka terus hidup, "seorang wanita menangis memeluk anak perem-puan yang kecil dekat di hati beliau memberitahu RT ini Paula Slier yang ber-cakap kepada pelarian dari bandar Ukraine timur Lugansk.
Pelarian terpaksa meninggalkan bandar bermasalah sejak Kiev dipergiatkan tindakan keras tentera di sebelah timur negara. Sekarang keluarga, membungkus beg mereka ke dalam bas dan menangis, meninggalkan untuk masa depan yang tidak menentu.
"Kita tidak tahu apa yang akan berlaku di sana dan untuk berapa lama keadaan ini akan berterusan. Kami mahu pulang ke rumah secepat mungkin, "Olga, pelarian yang lain, memberitahu RT.
‘Not safe for our Children!’ Mothers with kids flee Kiev Crackdown in Lugansk . . .
A mother anxiously hugs her baby, a teenager fears for his father staying in the besieged city, and a little girl doesn’t know why her grandpa can’t come on the bus. These refugees are just some of those fleeing Lugansk to escape Kiev’s crackdown.
“It is not safe for them [children] to stay here after everything that is happening. We want them to stay alive,” a crying woman hugging her small daughter close to her heart told RT’s Paula Slier, who spoke to refugees from the eastern Ukrainian city of Lugansk.
The refugees have been forced to leave the troubled city since Kiev intensified the military crackdown on the country’s east. Now families, packing their bags into buses and crying, are leaving for an uncertain future.
“We don’t know what will happen there and for how long this situation will continue. We want to return home as quickly as possible,” Olga, another refugee, told RT.
The residents have been on the waiting list for days. One woman told RT that she received a phone call in the morning which told her that she had less than four hours to pack her things and leave Lugansk.
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"Kapal terbang dan pengeboman adalah paling menakutkan kerana anda tidak tahu di mana mereka akan jatuhkannya dan bila. Kita tidak boleh selalu tinggal di dalam ruangan bawah tanah kerana anak-anak kecil, "kata Victoria, satu lagi ibu yang berjalan dengan anak-anak perempuan beliau dan seperti semua wanita di dalam bas terpaksa meninggalkan suami dan keluarganya di bandar yang terkepung.
Anak perempuan kecil Victoria, seorang gadis kecil sekurang-kurangnya 4 tahun, tidak faham mengapa ahli-ahli keluarga beliau tidak boleh pergi dengan dia ke tempat yang selamat.
"Saya memberitahu bapa dan nenek saya yang saya mahu pulang ke rumah untuk mereka," tambahnya.
"Datuk saya, nenek dan bapa saya tinggal di belakang," tambah anak perempuan Olga ini.
Sementara itu, ramai pelarian merasa di koyak dan hampir ditinggalkan tentang mengambil keputusan untuk keluar. Valera, seorang remaja dari bandar bermasalah mengatakan bahawa beliau bimbang tentang bapanya yang telah ketinggalan.
"Ia benar-benar sukar kerana saya mungkin tidak akan bertemu dengannya untuk masa yang sangat lama. Ia boleh bulan-bulan. Ia juga boleh menjadi tahun, "Valera mem-beritahu RT.
“The airplanes and the bombings are the scariest because you don't know where they’re going to fall and when. We can't always stay inside a basement because of the small children,” says Victoria, another mother who is traveling with her daughters and like all women in the bus have had to leave her husband and her family in the besieged city.
Victoria’s small daughter, a small girl of at least four year old, doesn’t understand why the other members of her family can’t go with her to the safe place.
“I told my father and grandmother that I want to come home to them,” she adds.
“My grandfather, grandmother and my father stayed behind,” adds Olga’s daughter.
Meanwhile, many refugees feel torn and almost abandoned about taking the decision to leave. Valera, a teenager from the troubled city says that he worries about his father who has been left behind.
“It's really hard because I probably won't see him for a very long time. It could be months. It could even be years,” Valera told RT.
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Walau bagaimanapun, ia menakutkan untuk tidur pada waktu malam di bandar yang terkepung, kata remaja itu, sambil menambah bahawa "bom mungkin jatuh apa-apa minit pun."
Paula Slier berjalan dengan pelarian Lugansk dalam bas ke sempadan Rusia-Ukraine.
"Saya mengucapkan tahniah kepada setiap penumpang dengan menyeberangi sempa-dan ke Rusia," seorang pengawal sempadan kepada ibu-ibu yang letih telah lama men-cari masa depan yang tenang untuk anak-anak mereka. Kata-kata beliau telah segera bertemu dengan sorakan.
Pelarian dari semua bahagian timur Ukraine terus tiba di Rusia untuk melarikan diri operasi ketenteraan Kiev. Rakyat lagi bandar timur, Slavyansk, yang kini hidup tanpa air paip, juga meninggalkan bandar.
Seorang pemandu yang berkata beliau menarik angin keluar sekurang-kurangnya 10 penduduk sehari dari Slavyansk memberitahu RT bahawa tentera Ukraine hanya membenarkan wanita dan kanak-kanak meninggalkan bandar, tetapi mereka terpaksa berjalan melalui tempat pemeriksaan.
However, it’s scary to sleep at night in the besieged city, says the teenager, adding that “the bombs might fall any minute.”
Paula Slier was travelling with Lugansk refugees in the bus to the Russian-Ukrainian border.
“I congratulate every passenger with crossing the border to Russia,” a border guard told the tired mothers who have been long seeking calm future for their children. His words were immediately met with cheers.
The refugees from all parts of eastern Ukrainian continue to arrive in Russia to escape Kiev’s military operation. The citizens of another eastern city, Slavyansk, who are now living without tap water, are also leaving the city.
A driver who said he evacuates at least 10 residents a day from Slavyansk told RT that Ukrainian troops only let women and children leave the city, but they are forced to walk through the checkpoints.
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Selepas serangan baru-baru ini gereja di pusat Slavyansk, ramai penduduk amat berte-kad untuk meninggalkan bandar yang terkepung.
Secara keseluruhannya, lebih 12,000 orang dari negara yang dilanda krisis yang telah tiba di Rusia, menurut data daripada 6 Jun.
Menurut pihak berkuasa di Rostov Wilayah Rusia, kira-kira 20,000 wanita dan kanak-kanak dari tenggara Ukraine telah melintasi sempadan ke dalam 3 hari lepas, berkata. Sekurang-kurangnya 7,335 rakyat Ukraine telah memasuki rantau ini dalam tempoh 24 jam, mereka menambah.
After the recent shelling of the church in the center of Slavyansk, many residents are strongly determined to leave the besieged city.
Overall, over 12,000 people from the crisis-torn country have arrived in Russia, according to data from June 6.
According to authorities in Russia’s Rostov Region, about 20,000 women and children from Ukraine’s southeast have crossed the border into in the last three days, say. At least 7,335 Ukrainian citizens have entered the region in the last 24 hours, they add.
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