we give out humanitarian aid, we also help with rehabilitation equipment, and there is another opportunity, they take us to moscow for an operation, well, with the lord, thank you. this is a believer, god bless you, what is your complaint about, i’ve been suffering for 25 years, well, i’m registered with high blood pressure, yeah, i have a ukrainian card to show you, of course, yes, yes, it’s all black, our apartment was on fire, yeah, that’s why it’s written here, i came here as a volunteer therapist, for the first time, and now i’m receiving

people, examining them, giving recommendations, my category of patients is mainly elderly, having problems with heart pain, angina pectoris, hypertension, icg is also available here, we do icg, and there were many cases where heart disease was detected, i work. centuries in the central hospital, an oncologist, doctor of medical sciences, yes, i’m on vacation now for whole months, so i came here for a month, people here now live before the war, their lives were broken before the war and after the war, so when you are with them you ask what you were sick with, how they were sick, all the other things, they say , before the war it was like this, now the house has burned down, there is no documentation, and all this needs to be sorted out, delved into... to learn about this

, of course, without having anything, it is quite difficult to make a diagnosis, people there are many, but there are few specialists, so to some extent , my presence here provides at least some modicum of benefit in this situation. since the beginning of the conflict , more than 18,000 patients have turned to the mobile diagnostic complexes of the st. alexei hospital, and several hundred have been brought to moscow for treatment. i need do eye surgery.

how big is the problem with water in mariupol now, that is, in principle, you know, the electricity periodically goes out, people have no electricity, and while people are taking a shower, you can wash things in the laundries, yes, there are washing machines here and a drying drum so the cycle was closed, washed, dried and given to the person, because many do not have conditions where it could be dried.

here i decided to help with social work, but for some time i also worked with builders, we have a team in mariupol builders who help people restore their homes, so i had the pleasure of working with them for 3 weeks. more than 32 thousand houses were destroyed in mariupol. as for the private sector, local authorities only allocate construction materials; if the owners cannot repair the home themselves or hire someone, all hope is only for volunteers. more than 600 volunteer builders, not only men, but also women from 70 cities, have already responded to the call of the russian orthodox church. they renovated about 200 houses, but still they require more restoration, and workers are constantly needed. the roof, the windows, inside, everything

is broken, the walls are cracked, i didn’t think at all and didn’t wonder what would happen to me, it’s raining. it’s ice, they’re the ones working, yesterday everyone was wet all day from morning to evening, the road and accommodation for volunteer construction workers is at the expense of the russian orthodox church, but the religion of the volunteer is completely unimportant, for example tagir khamzin from omsk, a muslim, with that one everything was broken on the sides, like that , a shell hit there or something, all these the strap was restored, everything was strengthened there, and now they have laid slate on the ridge. now we 're about to start raining, icing , we won't be able to work on the roof anymore, we need plasterers, painters, tilers, plumbers, carpenters, stollers, i came from nizhny

novgorod, i saw an advertisement for recruiting volunteers, volunteers, builders, for in order to restore roofs and houses to the affected residents. from the battles in the city of mariupol, i have a construction education, so for its intended purpose, as best i can, i try, i use it, yes, i came as volunteer, after some time i was appointed to the brigade as a foreman, now at the moment i am performing the duties of a foreman, and also the coordinator of our volunteer center. in general, here in mariupol there is a special energy and after living here for almost 3 months, i am increasingly coming to the conclusion that i would probably stay here.

hello, come in, hello, here we have such a, well, yes, a bedroom, a bedroom and a living room, we’re renting... such correspondence just during the day, who went where, who is doing what, what is engaged, and in the summer already in the middle of summer, just the future father david writes to me, hello, how are you, how are you, what are you doing, and we, well, we almost didn’t communicate personally, only in

some general conversation, well, somehow it starts conversation, we start talking like this, i understand that there are a lot of such points of contact, when we just crossed the gray zone on... a bus, we went through zaporozhye, vasilkov, melitopol, berdyansk, my brother met me in berdyansk, i arrived in mariupol on friday evening, on saturday i was at home sunday i went to moscow, we walked with her, she and i, sofa and i saw each other on monday evening,

we walked for a week and a week later on tuesday i proposed, and a couple of days later i met her parents and said that the day after tomorrow we are leaving for mariupol. and it turns out that because of this i didn’t leave the military registration and enlistment office, because i couldn’t get in, in principle, i remained assigned to the military registration and enlistment office in kiev, i didn’t pick up my diploma, and thanks to this, when i left, they asked me that you can leave , well, when is it already it turned out at the time of departure that you can leave ukraine only if you are registered, i am like that, and i am registered, that’s all, and so if i got a diploma. i wouldn’t have left, i wouldn’t have been released, i can’t help but ask david, here’s your story from your side, what was happening in kiev then, specifically in kiev, well , for the first 2 months, of course, it was such

an empty city, then there were checkpoints everywhere, in principle, being on the street was prohibited, we spent a whole month at home with the guys in an apartment in one, we were all real we moved into one apartment, so it was more fun there... whoever came up with something, even the first month, well, there were closed shops, everything was closed, but gradually everything began to open, i was still working then, after i graduated from the seminary, i was still studying at the aviation university, i graduated. and received a specialty in multimodal transport and logistics, i worked in an international logistics company china-ukraine, and he gave it all up, yes, that is, i quit my job there and came here, it was necessary to completely change my life, entirely, i was traveling from kiev, i lived there for more than 6 years in kiev, i was traveling from kiev with a backpack and a suitcase, that is, i left my whole life there, and that’s why i have it.

i met my man, that ’s it, you go, put on your makeup, yes, it doesn’t matter, it doesn’t matter what happens where, even, well, through the gray zone, that is, we are there, when we were driving, it was really scary when we, well, they checked me documents, they almost stripped me naked there to check who i was, he said, you are 23 years old, they couldn’t let you out of ukraine, you are some kind of spy there, well, we drove there for 200 km, we drove all day with these checks and everything else, it’s amazing, well, it’s a miracle in general, it’s really a miracle. sofiko got a job at the reception desk of a mobile diagnostic complex. david first went to work as a construction worker as a laborer, then

in the same company he rose to the rank of maintenance engineer, and then gave it all up to take holy orders. before i was ordained, i was offered to go to another company, where the salary was more than 100,000 rubles. there 150 and send to rostov on education. i’m like, cool, i say, but now i need to decide either this way or that way, so i also threw it all away and uh.

yes, that is, this is also the path, you feel that god is leading here, for now yes, at this stage yes, what then? well, i just sort of chose for myself that first of all god, i need to serve god, pray, and the rest is all and he will leave me.

you don’t have to listen, i was lucky that i was as usual at home when arriving, then more often than not, just lately, if the flights were close, then on the other side there was a direct line hit the road surface between us and the theater, a window was broken there, into that same neighboring yard, there was a hit to a high-rise building, don’t you regret moving here, well, no, well, it’s as if life turned out that way, it’s necessary, but here now it’s more necessary .

and even granny and i, shortly before , well, not yet, as it were, death, that no one knew this, we discussed the issue of moving here, well, grandma essentially gave her blessing for this, yes, yes, i honestly didn’t tell them right away, that is for 2 years, while i was coming here, i didn’t say where i was going, then of course i already said that it was like well, naturally they were afraid for me, but they accepted it, accepted it with pride. i must say that my grandmother proudly told me that he said, i, dasha, said, well done, he said, he goes around helping people.

after the death of her grandparents, daria ’s mother passed away even earlier, nothing held her back from vyzhevsky, she resigned from the tax office, bought an apartment in donetsk and founded the geography of the heart charity foundation and a small business, the center for media projects zvezda, we implement mainly creative, children's youth projects of a social orientation , that is, while it was possible to carry out mass ones here... we have been implementing a dance extravaganza for several years, this is a ballroom dance festival, now yes, it works, but on a limited scale, due to the fact that security issues are now it’s impossible to implement any large projects, at this stage there is also a video zone, where we do

custom video shooting or non-custom video shooting, a video wall in the surviving segments, simply. we had an arrival on january 1st right next to the office, they took out all the glass for us, 4 in the morning there was a window here, it was sealed and you could see the burnt and chipped plaster there, there was a direct hit from hail, these people were lucky, a family with a small child, they were on the same landing, that the arrival was in the inter-apartment opening, they wounded, but remained alive, from the very beginning of the conflict in donbass, daria helped take people out for treatment.

restored and turned into a place where they raise the seemingly most hopeless people to their feet, that 12 of us guys got up and started walking, it was nice when they arrived moscow colleagues, luminaries, came to visit us , so they were surprised to see...

my gait is still slightly disturbed, come back, here, but nevertheless everything

will level out, everything will be fine, everything will be complete, before that i was generally lying completely , but tell me what you get for - a head wound, there are two plates in the head, one is when the fragment enters, the second is because you take it out. this is taking into account the fact that he was holding absolutely nothing with his hand, his hand did not rise, now we can go to the cosmonaut, don’t

rush, in 4 years at the amrosiyev center we have passed rehabilitation of 2,500 soldiers, more than a thousand, in fact, two battalions returned to duty. in the territory.

at this stage, this is the status of a veteran, and there are technical problems with its registration, classes with psychologists, exercise therapy, yoga, water treatments help restore damaged neural connections, in particular, classes with virtual reality glasses. i was mobilized in february last year, october 11, twenty- two.

never, in principle, i ’ve never really skated, to be honest, they only taught me how to ride a bicycle that year

ride, a wonderful child, of a local woman in kherson, from whom we took milk, thanks to her , the then twenty-six-year-old forehead finally learned to ride a bicycle, but i still can’t fully restore my leg. unfortunately, i can repeat this success only on simulators. for fighters, trips to the rehabilitation center are completely free. daria regrets that she cannot help more people; due to lack of funds, it is not possible to complete the second building with a swimming pool and a dental office. where from? financing? well, the funding is coming, or rather it was going, yes, while there was money from one’s own pocket and now there are philanthropists, but who is there? objectively, every month we practically balance. on the verge, because the maintenance of the center costs 2,400 on average per month, of which more than 80% is the salary fund

plus taxes for us.

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we continue our news review, the ministry of emergency situations delivered a special board. in moscow , 25 people were wounded during the shelling of belgorod, including six children. they were accompanied by doctors from the spas center detachment, psychologists and specialists from the ministry of health. the plane landed at zhukovsky airport, where three ambulances were already waiting for it. helicopter from the moscow aviation center and more than twenty ambulances. they, accompanied by traffic police vehicles, took the victims to the capital's hospitals. in response to the shelling of belgarad, russian troops attacked decision-making centers and military installations in ukraine. this was stated by

the ministry of defense. in particular. in kharkov , a high-precision strike on a local hotel complex killed representatives of the ukrainian armed forces and the main intelligence directorate, who were directly involved in preparing the attack. yesterday the armed forces ukraine launched a multiple launch rocket attack on the city of belgorod, which killed civilians, including children. in response to this terrorist attack by the armed forces of the russian federation, the decision-making center and military facilities were affected. in the city of kharkov, used by the criminal kiev regime. a high-precision missile strike on the former kharkov palace hotel complex destroyed representatives of the main intelligence department and the armed forces of ukraine, who were directly involved participation in the planning and execution of the terrorist attack in belgorod. there were also up to 200 foreign mercenaries who were planned to be involved in terrorist raids on the territory bordering ukraine.