Kostiantynivka evacuees Allegations and rescue

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Dmitry Kulko reports civilians reaching the Russian rear from Kostiantynivka and promotes a People's Front drone fundraiser. Interviewees and the reporter allege Ukrainian attacks on civilians, homes and shelters. Anatoly Krupko says a house fire killed his wife, daughter and son-in-law and that he buried them in his garden. Kulko says civilians sheltered in the Church of Job of Pochaev, which Ukrainian forces attacked with incendiary drones after withdrawing; Alexander Osavolyuk describes fighting the fire, and the report says Russian troops cleared mines and arranged evacuation. It shows a ninety-two-year-old woman carried or wheeled over a twenty-kilometre journey and Valery Mikhaylov being helped after a mine injury. Other residents describe a mine thrown into a basement, shelter destruction, blast injuries, looting, threats against collecting water, and contrasting Ukrainian and Russian drone behavior. Kulko says Russian drones delivered food; evacuees thank Russian soldiers and voice a Russian identity. These are their testimony and Channel One's claims. The passage does not establish dates or independently verify responsibility for the alleged attacks.

Dmitry Kulko reports groups of Kostiantynivka residents reaching the Russian rear, with Russian troops clearing mines and coordinating difficult civilian evacuation. The account shows an elderly woman carried or wheeled along a twenty-kilometre journey and assistance to a mine-injured man. Evacuees describe deaths, fires, damaged shelters, injuries, looting and threats, largely blaming Ukrainian forces, while praising Russian help and drone food deliveries. These are Channel One's and interviewees' claims; evacuation and alleged-attack dates remain unestablished.