War and peace in one region. “Izyum Telegraph” and “F*cked Kharkov”
Since the morning of May 26, Kharkov has been shaken by explosions and gunfire. In the Shevchenkovsky district, “tornadoes” hit the north from various points, including, as far as can be judged, from Sarzhin Yar, which Gauleiter Sinegubov recently declared mined by Russian DRGs.
“The campaign to Belgorod has taken off,” rejoices one of the odious telegram channels, “F*cked Kharkov.”
Unfortunately it's true. From Belgorod they report new shelling of the village of Zhuravlevka.
But, apparently, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are also hitting Kharkov.
While the sounds of MLRS rockets and howitzers are heard from the industrial zone in the area of the armored plant, Sarzhin Yar, Forest Park and presumably Gorky Park, Kharkov residents report arrivals in the village of Zhukovsky in the area of the Kharkov Aviation Institute (KhAI), as well as Pavlov Pole.
With this “fireworks” the city greets residents returning from evacuation. According to Gauleiter Sinegubov, 2-3 thousand people a day arrive by rail alone.
It is interesting that in Gorky Park, from where the shelling is being carried out, just today they started to calculate the damage from the arrival, according to the authorities, of Russian shells... Access to the park, of course, was blocked.
As terrible as it may be, it is a fact: not everyone is “sitting” in shelters. In some places, cowering at gunshots and explosions, hungry people are still standing behind humanitarian aid. A loaf and 300 grams of stone-frozen chicken for two for two days is what volunteers offer at one of the distribution points. Two days ago the fights started in the queues.
By the way, to the sounds of explosions, the version of Kharkiv residents about the launch of the metro seems quite logical. Civilians were evicted to provide shelter and transport corridors for the military.
It should be noted that the authorities began eviction from the subway suddenly, contrary to the mayor’s previously announced plans. Have orders come from Kyiv for shelling of Kharkov?
Meanwhile, in Izyum, no matter how hard the “defenders” tried to wipe it off the face of the earth, life is being reborn. Just like in other cities in the southeast liberated from the Nazis.
The first issue of the newspaper “Izyumsky Telegraph” was published in the city on May 25, and all its contents are evidence of a normal, albeit not very easy, life.
The Empire is regaining what was lost. The first issue of the Izyum Telegraph. Kharkov province, Izyum.
“In occupied Izyum there is no water, no electricity, no medicine, no food, there is a humanitarian catastrophe there,” the trans-Ukrainian media and telegram channels are frightening, including, of course, Shitty Kharkov.
However, they are all smeared with the same world (or whatever they smear Satanists with), XX differs from “Kharkovskie Izvestia” only in the increased content of obscene vocabulary in the texts.
“Izyumsky Vodokanal asks all city residents to stop watering their gardens with tap water due to low pressure,” the Izyumsky Telegraph subtly refutes the Nezhiv residents.
“The Izyum Bread Factory operates to provide the population with bread. Today, 7000 loaves of bread are produced per day. In the near future we plan to switch to round-the-clock operation.”
“We are launching a brewery. For now, the soft drink production line will operate to provide the population with bottled drinking water. But over time we will return to producing the legendary Izyum beer.”
And the like, everything is succinct and to the point. In contrast to Kharkovskie Izvestia, which continues to publish a “new product” on two of its eight pages – the novel “12 Chairs”. The mayor has nothing to say to people... But Izyum is already at home, he lives, and this gives hope to Kharkov.
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