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a wing suit in turkey. we became in ukraine as the bitter war, waiters on in the eastern part of the country, more and more ukrainians are voluntarily returning home from abroad. boris of 1st people in his town of boots as presto, and with it a little bit of normality. this is what his cafe looked like when he came back a few weeks ago. he said the russians stole everything, even his things. nearly everything is working again. now. he's just missing a few windows. i crossed like broken bridge to go to the keel to, to get coffee, to get milk to get. i like some, some cookies after 1st guest come over here and they said like, oh my gosh, you're the best you open. we needed. i music coffee next door, the block of flats is still standing,

but as badly damaged hit by several rockets or more chairs. some people are returning here to keen to try to real night their families and rebuild their lives every year. is one of them. she flat just after the war, started taking her 2 small children to safety and poland. she got back home just a few days ago. but i had to take as many people want me saying we should stay abroad for longer. but it was my decision. i just realised that this conflict, this war could drag on is jessica. sooner or later i had to come home on the chip business, a chest mom, that she and her husband michael, are. we're lucky. they only lost a window upstairs. the people lost pretty much everything destroyed by her rocket. iran knows the rockets could also come back and sometimes questions her decision to bring her children home to do just off. it's frightening, delicious. when you hear about new bombings, you immediately think,

where could i run to? how do i save the children? my bags are still packed. i haven't even unpacked them yet. and i with medical doubt, boris knows his wife and child as safe as they are still in switzerland. one element of certainty, when everything still feels up in the air, i don't know what i'm going to expect to morrow because like, yesterday we got some students in the queue got bombed in keel. i don't know. i'm not planning muffin. i'm just leaving by one day right now. and yet as he mixes cocktails again, he is making plans. he wants to offer up a return is drinks and seating outside on the terrace this summer. ah, columbia is considered to have some of the world's leading expertise in clearing land mines. now it's engineers are training ukrainian soldiers

2nd lieutenants and gone saw the love. this is getting ready for a new training session. he's an instructor at the international, the manual center, a colombian army institution that provides training for national and foreign troops in clearing explosive devices. according to that un, columbia has the 2nd highest numbering landmine victims in the world. this is the result of more than 60 years of internal strife between the armed forces, garrity groups and drug gangs. over the years, the country has become an expert undermining, following an agreement with nato 11 colombian demand specialist are now set to train ukrainian soldiers in clearing war affected territories. islam, wood, and another ye representation, a great honor and a great way for us to represent columbia in the world. by sharing the knowledge our

soldiers have acquired over the years. when mister also allows it is important to share this with columbia's allies so that they can deal with problems arising from the threats they face that we have and the conflicts they experiencing. so going to say that they can solve them well if you plan, but it will mirrorless. oh oh. according to colombian, military, at the height of the conflict around 80 percent of the weapons used to were anti personnel mines, an unconventional explosive devices like this book bama book that explodes when oprah lag missouri international demanding center place an important role internationally. thus ear the center trained 137 soldiers from 16 countries go more east through pal in the truck. it is the greatest satisfaction is to be

able to pass on this knowledge and this experience. it is the satisfaction of doing a good job of the mission accomplished, of being able to teach, not only our soldiers, but also foreign troops. knowing that this expertise has no borders, and that we can help people elsewhere who need the experience of the colombian army . to train enough to cranium soldiers will be financed by nato. i will take place in that european member country up there. can i say sion what it will include the use of explosive detection animals as well as advanced technologies for clearing territories in conflict to training and will be the 1st direct support provided by a latin american country to ukraine since their rush an invasion began. israeli volunteers have created a shuttle service to get sick palestinians to israeli hospitals for the medical

attention. they need 70 and a few kilometers away from dizzy on checkpoint. your swell. holsen's 12 is late for his appointment to pick up a palestinian boy. you are. sheila has met them before to day. they have made it through the chick point quickly. it doesn't always go so smoothly of our oh yeah. you're so i want to leave the chick point as soon as possible as the security situation here can rapidly deteriorate. and sobar, hubbell warp and her son adam. it's just 2 hours to get to the hospital yet television and know that a higher than him of his it wouldn't work without him moselle, in the little was a lot. there's no other way for us to get to the hospital in heaven and this is a much safer way to get there. a man. yeah,

i know hoarsely and they have to go there every other week. as a baby adam had a brain tumor. there is no proper treatment for him in the west bank. that's why he and his mother have a special permit to enter israel. but they are not allowed to bring their own car with them and there's no public transportation. so how do we can't afford to take a taxi from the check point to the hospital? he double the stem at the at the at le, especially since my son has already been in treatment for 5 years, mid added will. well it comes with me. your sheila is driving them for free, just like the more than 2000 other volunteers who work for the organization. road to recovery. your shoe are, gets, are either twice a week. tea and dates included. for grad school, marcia preferred visible for further visual i can help promote peace by doing this with the palestinian children only know is radius of soldiers and police officers

and mainly associate them with vala. with this also probably more, but in me when the kids see an israeli, who looks after them the law during the rides they talk about their daily lives and their kid listener. how are sometimes the usual assess this leads to friendship and the rides have changed? his perception of the people on the other side of the checkpoint guide him because of the suicide attacks. some israeli had the misconception that palestinians place no value on other people's lives, but i see mothers here who care about their children like they do everywhere. one said to hospital your show us nation for the days over. another volunteer will pick up sub pass and adam when they are finished changes co check is a turkish cable. car manager working at dizzying heights with an even breezy or way

home. he flies back in a wing suit soaring high above the earth like a bird of prey, then landing smoothly on the ground for jane to his co. chuck, it's the perfect way to end his working day. co jokes day begins like many other people's in turkey. a last sip of coffee, then he's out the door the rest of ko chuck's routine is less typical. for one thing, his workplace is perched at a 1200 meters altitude on mount above ida on turkeys southern coast. his commute involves a cable car then his in his element at dizzying heights like these are these up. she didn't show up, she fear awakens my curiosity. when i'm afraid i can sense myself,

i pulled up the article co. chuck needs the challenge during his time as a paratrooper with the turkish armed forces. he discovered base jumping with and without a wing suit. he's one of the few people in turkey hoof masted. this extreme sport co check arrives at work and he's the manager of the above a da cable car. he hangs his wing suit up by his desk, but apart from that, his work day has very little to do with extreme sports. me was axes. his job involves monitoring the cable cars, technical systems, and keeping an eye on the panorama restaurant and the viewing platform. after co check puts in his 8 hours, it's quitting time in a moment. he looks forward to each day. iniquity,

i rarely take the cable car home because i can fly will tell you he puts on his wing suit as this is one of turkey's hob's bull, paraglider is co jack can get a piggy back ride up to just the right cruising altitude. then he just spreads his arms and heads for hun at speeds of up to a 180 kilometer in our home is by one of turkey's most beautiful beaches. lou, dennis ah, to land safely old co jack has to do is open his shoot and he's almost time. 4 minutes of flying instead of 40 minutes by cable car.

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