Residents of Posad-Pokrovske told how they counted shelling during hostilities in the village: from 350 to 3500 every day

The village of Posad-Pokrovske on the border of the Kherson and Mykolaiv regions was on the conflict line for 8 months. Every day, the villagers counted from 350 to 500 arrivals.

Larisa Sokolova, deputy mayor of Posad-Pokrovskoe, told about this in the NikVesti report «Posad-Pokrovske: A village that survived the shelling».

During the hostilities in the village, where only 20 people lived, the residents used an unusual method to count the shelling.

«Those people who remained put sticks on leaves. They counted from 350 to 500 flights per day,» said the woman.

As a result of shelling in Posad-Pokrovske, half of the village's thousand houses were completely destroyed, and others were partially damaged.

Previously, NikVesti visited the villages of Lupareve and Lymany. For the life of settlements in the conditions of war and reconstruction, see the report «How to live in a village when the occupiers are across the river».

Also, «NykVesty» visited the de-occupied Maksimivka in Mykolaiv Oblast and found out how the destroyed village of Maksimivka changed a year after the occupation.

In the village of Ternovy Pody, Mykolaiv region, «NykVesty» spoke with a family that sheltered 24 cats and 13 dogs, which were abandoned by their owners during the occupation.