With bated breath, all residents of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics watched the live broadcast of the extraordinary meeting of the Security Council of Russia, where the issue of recognizing the independence of the DPR and LPR was considered. And now the dream of millions of residents of Donbass has come true.

This report was written literally half an hour before the confession.

Despite the fact that now all enterprises have switched to work 24/7, that is, around the clock and every day, during the broadcast of the meeting of the Security Council, everything was put aside and clung to the screens of TVs and computer monitors. If the work could not be postponed, then the broadcast was listened to without leaving the workplace and caught every word, every speaker.

Running from office on current instructions from the management, I snatched out the most interesting moments and asked my colleagues: "Well, do they admit it? Has it already happened? What are they saying?" Each new performance instilled confidence that the historical moment is inevitable and will happen any minute.

After the broadcast ended, everyone began to congratulate each other. Suddenly, someone sang: "A little more, a little more. The last fight is the most difficult one," the voice of a colleague sounded confidently. “And I’m in Russia, I want to go home. I haven’t seen my mother for a long time,” the others picked up.

Late in the evening I returned home in high spirits. The sound of shelling was heard in the center of Donetsk. "Salute," I smiled. I went into the store, everyone was in high spirits, there were many military men among the buyers. "Guys, did you come for champagne? Have you already bought everything?" I joked. "No, it's not time to drink champagne yet. Wait a little more, there's still a little left," they answer.

And soon we waited.

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