“All the lights in the hotel are off”, testifies Dorothée Olliéric, the special envoy of France Télévisions in Kiev

Residents of Kiev are banned from leaving their homes until 8 a.m. on Monday, February 28. Decision of the town hall, Saturday, while the Ukrainian capital is under missile fire from Moscow and that fights are taking place in the streets. Everyone outside during this curfew period “will be considered as members of enemy saboteur groups”, added the town hall. One of the France Télévisions teams has also experienced this. Special envoy Dorothée Olliéric and her team said they were blocked “around 4:30 p.m.” at a dam. “And thereexplains the journalist, we had to change hotels because “soldiers arrived fifteen to twenty militiamen dressed in black, armed, came straight at us, putting us in the yoke.”

Dorothée Olliéric, who ended up taking shelter in another hotel, says that the establishment where she is now is completely off, not a light on because the officials “expect fights” and obviously everyone is on their toes”.