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Харьков. 17.09.26 😱 Уничтожают Все 💥 ВЗРЫВЫ 😭 ЭВАКУАЦИЯ 🧱 Обкладываю глубокую яму кирпичом

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Overview

The video is presented by a resident of Kharkiv (“Alexander”), who describes both the wartime situation and ongoing life-sustaining measures. He says “survival mode” has effectively been ongoing for years due to constant shelling and drone activity.

Main situation updates (Kharkiv and Kharkiv region)

Kharkiv city

  • The presenter emphasizes the continuous threat—air-raid sirens day and night.
  • He describes repeated attacks involving drones (including FPV), missiles, and other airborne strikes.
  • He claims FPV drones are already reaching the city, hitting:
    • cars
    • apartment buildings
    • private homes
    • gas stations

Kharkiv region

  • He states the region is even worse, with:
    • daily explosions/landings
    • strikes attributed to multiple weapon types, including missiles, drones, “KAB” bombs, and MLRS

Focus: “fiber-optic drones” / “Idun drones”

  • He identifies “fiber-optic drones” (“Idun drones”) as a major problem.
  • He claims the attacks allegedly target civilians, mentioning:
    • pensioners
    • pregnant women
    • young women
    • children
    • grandmothers
  • He also describes village impacts, including cars, and especially elderly men going to buy medicine and food.

Evacuation report (Kupyansk/Borovsk direction)

  • The presenter says evacuation of villages near the front line continues.
  • He lists many villages, including:
    • Zolochiv, Pisarivka, Limishchyna, Malizhyne, Guryiv, Mirlo, Morozova Dolina, Bratinitsya, Timofivka, Ivanoshiychyna, Lyutivka, Svitlychna, Makarova, Ulyanivka, Zarichna, Ivanivka, Zatichne, Voskresinivka, Korbeni Ivanovich, Shkarloti, Devyatobratova, Zaryabinka, Leskivka, Kostyantynivka, Snegi, and others.

Evacuation flow:

  • People are transported first to a transit evacuation point in Lozova.
  • Then evacuees disperse to:
    • hostels in Kharkiv
    • hostels in other cities
    • stays with friends/acquaintances
    • renting apartments
    • leaving the country

Personal survival and help/support

  • He shows a domestic moment: buying basic food (chicken/pasta) and cooking soup for his mother.
  • He thanks donors and notes that support links are pinned, including:
    • Privat cards
    • Monobank
    • PayPal
    • multi-currency options
  • He says the funds support:
    • treatment for his disabled mother
    • feeding animals

Content shift: practical construction in a “pit/hole”

In the latter part, the video becomes a hands-on construction commentary:

  • The presenter describes building/lining a deep pit using brick and mesh.
  • Tools and materials mentioned include a hammer drill, mortar, and reinforcement patterns.
  • His reinforcement plan includes:
    • multiple rows
    • mesh reinforcement around the perimeter
    • drainage considerations with rows that include holes

Key points he discusses:

  • cutting/preparing mesh
  • raising corners
  • maintaining strength (avoiding leaning on loose bricks)
  • dealing with damp soil and preventing loose earth from falling in
  • placing a ladder safely using boards/screws to prevent bending and instability

Drainage estimate (conceptual):

  • He argues the design should prevent water buildup and allow drainage through 3–4 holes per side (around 6–8 total, depending on layout).

Overall takeaway

The video combines:

  1. A grim situational briefing about ongoing shelling/drone threats and continued civilian evacuation.
  2. A practical “survival” segment focused on reinforcing an underground structure for safety, alongside an appeal for financial help for family needs.

Presenters or contributors

  • Alexander — native Kharkiv resident; main presenter

Original video