[Witness spoke in Ukrainian, interpreted as follows:]
If you're talking about basic food supplies, they're fine. They have enough grains stored from last year's harvest, when this territory was still ours and not under occupation.
It was sown last year, so they will be able to harvest it this year. They also have enough basic supplies. Obviously, the Russians will also try to introduce some commerce and trade because they are the occupying power and they will be trying to win favour from the local population. It's an obvious truth.
It is difficult for them to do that. It's not going easy for them because they were hoping that they would be well received by the local populations, but what they are faced with is that everyone is very much against the occupation. We can forecast that it will be a difficult situation, but we do not foresee hunger or famine. We do not foresee any of that.
There will be some food shortages of certain fruits, for example, and some vegetables, but it will not be critical if we are talking about a limited time frame.