Ivan Shevchenko, director of Trostyanets, spoke about the consequences of the occupation of the city of the same name in Sumy Oblast.
Photo: fctrostyanets.com"The stadium was also damaged: there were artillery hits to the football field itself. We have now repaired it on our own and cleared all the shrapnel from it. It is now in good condition. There were also hits to the stadium's treadmills, which we just opened in September 2021, and there were hits to the administration building, which resulted in windows being blown out. The base where the players are accommodated was looted, almost all the doors were broken, and a lot of things were taken.
The club bus was in Trostianets at the time of the occupation. The Russians tried to steal it, but they failed to start it, damaged it a little, broke a window, but still failed to start it.
It missed the first green corridor, it was being repaired, and in the second corridor it was taking people out and saving them," Shevchenko said.
