"Exhausted, scared and hungry": evacuees from Vorzel and Irpen shared the horrors of the Russian occupation

Today, March 9, several thousand Ukrainians, hundreds of children and women were rescued from the Russian-occupied Vorzel and Irpen. The evacuees spoke about the horrors of the Russian occupation.

The chief of the Kyiv's police Andrey Nebitov reported about it.

According to people, robberies, executions, intimidation and looting are prevalent in Russian-occupied Ukrainian cities.

"Exhausted, frightened, hungry and, most importantly, alive. Several thousand people, hundreds of children and women were rescued today from the occupied Vorzel and Irpen." , - he noted.

Nebitov noted that due to the fact that the occupiers blocked the movement of the column, the evacuation from Bucha, Gostomel and Borodyanka could not be carried out. Some residents of Bucha, risking their lives, still went to Irpen to join the evacuees from there.

"I hope that in the near future we will be able to save our citizens from this humiliating siege," the Kyiv Region Police Chief concluded.