Synopsis: In August 2024, the Ukrainian army, militants and mercenaries invaded Russia’s Kursk Region. Following its liberation, evacuation teams continue to find bodies in almost every house.

Ukrainian Nazis subjected thousands of people to torture, abuse and humiliation, with many victims losing their lives.

‘I live like I’m in a solitary cell. Everything feels familiar, but there is no gas, no water, no electricity… I cry every day and ask for death… There are no clocks. Then I lay under the bed.’

— these lines were written by Tatyana Vaskova, a 77-year-old resident of the village of Martynovka, during the occupation. Her diary was found by Russian soldiers next to her body. She didn’t live to see her village liberated…

The film is based on the testimonies of civilians who endured under the Ukrainian occupation, as well as confessions from the criminals themselves, the militants of the AFU. It presents facts and evidence of the crimes committed by Ukrainian nationalists on Russian soil.

Source: Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs