'They were trying to escape': Ukrainian man says he saw Russian forces shooting civilians.
Patsan said Russian troops who had been occupying Havronshchyna had agreed to allow civilians to leave in a convoy.
He added that none of the vehicles were driving erratically and he had no idea why the Russians opened fire. A child's bottle is left in the back of a destroyed car, left after fierce fighting between Russian and Ukrainian forces in Havronshchyna.He could also see a woman bent over a toddler trying to protect it in the backseat, and an older woman and a teenager in the car, he said. They were all dead.
Other villagers brought what medicines and food they had, and Patsan said he called medics over the phone for advice on how to treat his patient.Alexander did not speak much about the incident, Patsan said. But he said he came to understand that the teen in the car was Alexander’s son, and the mother and child were not related to him.
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