Residents of Pokrovsk do not want to leave the city where the fighting is going on.
Ukrainska Pravda posted a video in which volunteers and the Armed Forces of Ukraine offer residents of Pokrovsk to evacuate the city, as the Russian army is on the way.
"I speak Russian and I will not go to Western Ukraine," said a woman on a bench near one of the high-rise buildings in Pokrovsk.
The volunteer offered her to go to Irpen near Kiev, where, according to him, they speak both Ukrainian and Russian.
"So they don't allow it there. In general, it was forbidden to speak Russian," the woman retorted. After that, an explosion sounded nearby and the conversation stopped.
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