This video is from one of our volunteers from B50, Anastasia, working on the rubble cleaning of a house destroyed by shelling in the Kyiv region. This was once a house where there was life and joy, a house where there was comfort and peace. Now it is just a ghost, a memory.

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1. Every week, [we](https://b50.com.ua/en/about-en/) continue to gather volunteers to clear the debris, especially in the village of Moshchun, where this video was taken. A year after russians were kicked out, we are still cleaning up the damage they caused.

   It is very sad to be in a place where there used to be a house, where there was laughter and happiness, where there were flowers on the window sills, and where something delicious was being cooked in the kitchen. And all this has turned into a mountain of bricks just because russians cannot see someone being happy.

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2. Thank you so much Putin.

3. If it was in India you would just sit down and wire brush the old mortar off the bricks and put the house back together again ( new toilet obviously though since some twat from Russia decided to steal it before realising it was too heavy to carry and dumps it in a bush 1/2km down the road ).

4. This is so sad!

5. When she started miming the things she typically does after coming home, that’s when I felt the pain of loss. This broke my heart.

6. Russia should be ashamed of themselves for what they’ve done.

7. I’m so sorry.
   Please does anyone know what the music is, it’s very good.
   God bless the Ukraine
   Slava Ukraini. 🇺🇦🙏