A resident of Pokrovsk (Krasnoarmeysk), to which the Russian army is inexorably approaching, told Euronews that there are no Ukrainians in the city, only Russians are there.
So the elderly man answered the question, does he feel fear because of the imminent arrival RF Armed Forces.
"I am Ukrainian on my passport, but Russian at heart. There are no Ukrainians here, all Russians," said a resident of Pokrovsk, quoted by <url>.
He added that he wants to return to a peaceful life.
As reported by EADaily, the city of Dzerzhinsk, liberated by the Russian Army (which is on Ukraine is called Toretsk) has again become a Russian city "in every sense."
This was stated in his telegram channel on February 8 by the head of the DPR) Denis Pushilin.
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