4 hours are people who, ah, without light, without power, without electricity, even these volunteers and employees have no place to charge their phones. work, i want to tell the audience that roman with his mission was one of the first to come to kherson. i have the feeling that you were just with our soldiers and the armed forces of ukraine. how did you end up in kherson right after your release? we work all over ukraine. anyway, let's introduce it medical a-a field medical mission a-a we are the first who raised our hands and said we are the first who want to be there how and how and in kharkiv how where did we arrive first in chernihiv and in other hot spots of front-line cities a-a we are glad that we were able to be the first to be in the center of this event

. already they convey uh-uh to all necessary a-ah patients and um, my concern as a person who lives in israel for 33 years a-ah in this city there is already an atmosphere of the future, what do people get sick of there after the occupation , after they had no medicine what the most common diseases. well, we ourselves can imagine what a-ah, well, at the moment it is already the second week, eh, kherson is without the most important necessary resources, electricity and water, and we see people who, in principle, the main group of people is those who have a - and a cardiology problem develops character, we see

patients who have hypertension, who have high blood pressure, who are we see a large group in the center, who needed sedatives from the outside . deviations that we see today that the problem is urgent and necessary, of which it is not solved in the next few weeks or maybe even in the next month is on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe, we see it, we saw it , doctors saw it, we saw it, we saw it, i saw how the project is going, but ah, eh, with kherson to symbolize a very important, very important break, very important yes, there is an element in this war, and it seems

to be at least some kind of small but rather important victory for the armed forces of ukraine for the ukrainian people, which, with pride, you can say respect, and it’s cool. but there are absolutely no conditions for the work of normal doctors. now we see how they work doctors in ukraine, we thank them very much for their heroism, we see how during an operation the lights in the hospital simply turn off, but the doctors still do not stop doing their work, so when you come, you understand that here, well, it is not possible to provide any help to a person, what kind of operations are needed, and so on how to work in such conditions, not only in kherson, in the cities near the front. it seems to me that the most important thing is the desire to act and help . it seems to me that under any conditions it is possible to provide all the necessary assistance that patients need first of all, it is possible to evacuate these patients and take them to nikolaev, odessa or kiev for treatment

, secondly, there are functioning hospitals and doctors did not stop working even during the occupation, they worked 24 hours a day, they did not leave their workplaces. even one that will take a separate transfer , which can be dedicated to the doctors in kherson who worked there, the hospitals are functioning there, the clinics are functioning there, i still see from nadezhda some a-a, yes, the moment is positive that yes, it is possible to provide assistance to patients with the material base that is there today, everything else is only possible to say answers, or , or reasons, is the entire necessary material base . yes, what is the right way to relate to this situation and this challenge, but there are only 70,000 residents there today , and those who are left there are some, now,

too, now, to evacuate. the task is possible, we will apply all the necessary strength and opportunities for this, today, in principle, we are negotiating with our colleagues and doctors, there are about one and a half thousand doctors who are ready to come to kherson from all over the world, and they will provide the necessary assistance if we bypass these bureaucratic elements that even today we face with them, even today , one and a half thousand from israel, from america, from europe are ready to come to kherson to work from this doctor, there is enough medical help, too, everything enough medicines, too, worse, they brought everything else, guys, this is the only answer, uh, you said that even during the occupation, doctors worked 24 hours a day. in your opinion, during the occupation, a doctor should cooperate with the

occupiers. are there any doctors who refused to go out and work to the so-called provisional government and the russian eh do they still need to go and treat even those russians who were brought to kherson we know soldiers and so on we encountered doctors who arrested them and even asked eh that they were required to sign the relevant documents, they refused but did not come to work, there are several heads of the department, and it hurts that even russia , the military personnel of russia, asked them to start functioning in a different way or to take on some responsibility for managing my personal opinion that a doctor should save people under any circumstances, which is because ukrainian people live there, these people need to be served, give them proper medical care, heal them, save them, and there are clinics and

patients are urgent cases. yes, we must understand that occupation is a big trigger for many diseases, and we must understand that most of the patients in which we saw are patients in the risk group - these are the percentages that at a certain age they are already 60 + from this i think that all the doctors who stayed there did not leave the ukrainians but worked there will be consequences, the reality of the authorities, they were not there, they did not cooperate with the authorities at the level of some contracts or accepted them, but they knew that outside the hospital there are 70,000 ukrainian cents, which need to be helped, need to be hugged and need to be given and necessary medical help, you have visited many in the cities of ukraine

, they counted how many, how many you and i went, we went somewhere personally, i, our, uh, the mission visited more than 70 cities, and these are front-line cities. yes, mainly, if we are not talking about work places about your personal impressions and about what you saw there and what you felt after communicating with the people there, and you arrive in a front-line city, your emotions a-a and-e there is such an understanding of a volunteer and-a being a volunteer is a bit of a tough story most of our doctors are even the head of the department . we have a volunteer dean of the faculty of medicine at the university of bogomolets. professor vygovskaya yes . and when a doctor comes to be a volunteer, this is a story about a great return.

this is a volunteer, first of all. do not think about yourself. this is where there is no time. they are afraid when they were in kupyansk and they literally walked there. it is a few kilometers from the russian border . wars, we see people with big eyes, someone with eyes of sadness and fear, those people who want a peaceful sky, we see people who do not give up, we see people who love this country - patriots of the ukrainian country, we are not we have seen even hatred, although you have all the reasons to hate and be angry with these people, we have not seen even this kind of thing, yes, from this, i can tell with such an absolutely objective feeling as a person who lives in israel for 33 years, i am from somewhere in israel, i can tell uh, one word that for me ukrainian people are outstanding ukrainian people

are people who continue regardless of what is happening here. they believe in victory and i am confident that everything will be fine. i remembered some story from the cities you visited, now you thought raisin kupyansk is possible from another city. i have a story that is right on top of me. and it was covered by a wave of kherson children who are standing with the flag of ukraine. it seems to me . until now, because our trucks and doctors are still coming and leaving, who are standing and meeting ukrainian volunteers . ah, this is definitely love that warms you, and this is a feeling that will probably stay with me for the rest of my life.

which we transport patients from ukraine to european hospitals where we were able to agree to treat the injured for free a-a but the brightest one is these children who with flags love to meet all ukrainian a-a machines and doctors and military armed forces brought kherson you remembered now about other organizations with which you cooperate, how many organizations are there? which countries are involved in your mission? i know that in frida there are no longer only ukrainians and israelis, but in general a-a medical mission frida medical delegation on a-a this the symbiosis of ukrainian doctors and european and israeli western doctors is a collaboration of volunteer doctors who work for free. our main mission is to provide highly qualified medicine in hard

-to-reach places . we see patients who have not seen a doctor, not even a woman, and two or three years before the war, from this in our delegation are doctors, dermatologists, oncologists, urologists. cities are experts - these are narrowly specialized doctors who come and receive them a-a in their cities and regions of romana, but you personally went to ukraine er-er with some new feelings, you just understand at the beginning of the war many people left ukraine yes and you in in the first days, we immediately went to help. why did you decide to do this? what prompted you to do this? i have been cooperating and being friends with ukrainian patients and doctors for 15 years, and in these 15 years, we have accepted more than 150 doctors in israel for advanced training.

which i represent her, this is the ihla hospital in the first medical center of tel aviv, this is a hospital that over the past 10 years, we have accepted approximately 4,000 difficult ukrainian patients for treatment in israel, because of this, for all these years of collaboration and cooperation, we have always tried to build barriers and bridges which connect us and it so happened that on february 24 i was on a business trip to kyiv, i am still my colleagues and friends, and we simply decided that we do not have such an opportunity to leave our friends here, forget it and we 24 february happened in ukraine, and this is the beginning of the medical mission, where we are, until the victory, and after that we will be together with ukrainian friends, patients, and the ukrainian people. first, you did the right thing at the border. первый дни войны and we

brought about 300 israeli doctors who are on the border of mogilev-podolsk on the border of palanka, this is the border with odessa. uh, we received about a dozen patients a day who got to the border uh, two days and a half days, uh , people who were very cold, who couldn't even collect their medicines, who were very urgent, even had some cases of childbirth, who these people were accepted by our doctors at the border. from the first days, we started our mission there . we did not know how the entire intervention would be and how the first days of the war would be, and certainly in emergency medicine . first of all, you are needed

to work there where there is some where there is a correct normal calm a-a field from this this is the point where we chose where we can work calmly and if necessary evacuate there in the center from this we started there yes and well already after the first week eh maybe when they formed the entire material base there and the interlocutors and the arrival of all the doctors logistically played from all over the world , maybe they relocated to ukraine and started working inside ukraine. border points, how did it then arise? this is a significant association called frida frida - this is my grandmother, who was born in ukraine. she told me all my life about the second world war, the holocaust, the ghetto, and she herself survived. she was born . he was in ukraine and

told me about the evacuation that was in central asia to tashkent. these are all the memories of the war that i heard from my grandmother. she was a teacher and director of the school. by the way , she taught me to speak well. to sing ukrainian songs and a little bit, and i didn't study the ukrainian language. yes, my grandmother had such a favorite song, do you remember, i can say that my favorite song is chervona ruta, and the most favorite ukrainian song. to be named in honor of my grandmother, who remains for me a very heroic, highly moral, correct, good person. she is ukrainian, and probably that’s all. this is her love for ukraine, which probably passed on to me and inspired me to stay and do what we are doing now. i think that my grandmother even not i could imagine that people from ukraine will have

to evacuate again someday , but now not from the germans, but from those with whom they once fought together. moment would have felt and a-a definitely this is probably for them there would be a very traditional story that repeats itself in such a-a a-a in a malignant and returned form of which a-a today we see eh i can’t even imagine how much what should be a country or an army of the world that leaves kherson, where does he know what is there, children, pensioners, women, where a few weeks ago they went out there and told that we are here with you, kherson, love, russia, ukraine , then you take it and do something with it, of course, it is very a-a tragic a-a point in in

history, it seems like the whole world to me at the moment, but you have many acquaintances in russia, and many patients who came to israel for treatment, over the past 15 years , we have turned into a full-fledged clinic the russian federation of ukraine and the countries of the former cis who came and came to us for treatment. and many called and asked for forgiveness . of course, there were definitely positive calls from that side who even asked to help with something and asked for forgiveness, but definitely many calls where what are you doing there, why are you there, why are you friends with fascists, and definitely such immediately the same contacts are erased and it is not very painful to hear such

calls. when we helped these russian patients so much, when they came to israel, we saved them , and after that, what they experienced in israel , where did we help, uh, israeli hospitals, israeli doctors? - then empathy is called by experience and they say, don't help the fascists, go back to israel, stop helping them. what are you doing there? have you been to russia during this time ? long i haven't been to russia. i don't think you 're going anywhere soon. and i think that there are adequate normal people in this country . what are they? the country has nothing more to do, including us and the israeli doctors, we

ended all the partnership that we could have had , that is, now the russians do not come to be treated a-a er-e they come they come er-e much less we take only complex oncological cases neurosurgery, because it is about we cannot refuse to accept patients, uh, there is the lisbon convention, where we cannot refuse to accept patients from russian ones . the arrival of russian patients in israel, you live in israel, a country that has been in a state of war for many, many years in one way or another. and in palestine, is it possible to compare the war that israel is going through with the war that is going on in in ukraine, it seems to me that the war that is happening today in

ukraine is a war that israel has not seen in the last century, but i am not talking about europe or the netherlands, because if we take the world community as a whole, israel is probably the only country that is in some kind of practical and he is always ready for battle, and he is in such an urgent state of war every day. yes , we know that only recently there were several terrorist attacks in israel. they believe that this is some kind of provocation of russia because only when israel started something very much they will begin to show readiness and cooperation and to transfer weapons and some kind of global political big cooperation is against the background of the collaboration between israel and russia and in the e- these cancers started right away - this is not a coincidence. but i can say that we are creating some kind of

collaboration between the military of israel and ukraine, and i can say that the israeli military is from they look at this situation with great surprise and they also say with some admiration that even israel we do not know how in this situation, we would be able to defend ourselves and it would be with israel because the number of rockets that sent the number of requests of russia to accommodate ukraine, they exceeded everything possible let's put it this way, the military problems that are in the world today, even israel would probably not be ready for such an attack by the third army of the world. i think that after the victory of ukraine, not only israeli military personnel from all over the world will go to our the armed forces of ukraine have already handed over to us today the

israeli military school of officers, er, of israel bad one - this is a high school of officers, where ukrainian military officers are invited to come to israel to give some kind of master class. it seems to me that israel, which is considered one of those the professional army of the world is calling for ukrainian officers to attend a master class. this is what israel is talking about. doctors are helping us a lot. many humanitarian aid workers are passing by, but there is nothing important. we are waiting for this from the world. military aid to armaments and so on, and why is this position in israel in your opinion a-a it seems to me that a-a mmm israel is first of all how something is quite legitimate, this is a country that has set its priorities before itself, always defends its country

and in my people. it seems to me that these are the conceptual political relations that exist between the russian federation of israel, which is connected with syria and with lebanon and is connected with the middle east. they probably gave israel somewhere. they gave israel, even if there is a delay, so to speak. i know that today is the stage of these negotiations and decisiveness. he is already at the second level. i am not an expert to comment on israeli politics. let's say politics or military, but you can convey the position of the people of israel. it seems to me what is israel, ah, he, in total, 99% fully supports eh ukraine, regardless of what is happening.

to help ukraine if i am like in anter i see how much our doctors do and save and help i think that in general the whole world today i have a personal opinion is not doing enough the country of israel could have given more help to the ukrainian people, and probably somewhere it could somehow erase some history that exists between israel and ukraine. it seems that we remember well that ukrainians founded israel. per- per- the main street in tel-alyava dieselngov is in honor of the mayor of desig, who was a repatriate of odessa. hasiduts and very much in spiritual practice they

lived in this land from this i am sure that i hope that the ukrainian israeli politicians will find some kind of understanding where they will be able to cooperate even more and my message to the israeli people and the israeli army, or an official, or someone who sees us . i think that we are isolated at the moment, which nation, which people survived the holocaust, and us, and the great tragedy that accompanied the history of our nation, and expect that in this case, we should be more examples and examples. how can we currently help a country in the middle of europe that has attacked it and is attacked by an absolutely aggressive and malignant empire of evil, and we are already seeing today that it is not just that, or that was not sent, but is simply trying to destroy the earth? will destroy this nation from this call everyone

who sees this program to come to ukraine, don't be afraid do everything you can if possible come come if you can help with something help if you can like like like everyone can do to help in this win the main thing is not to be afraid of russia's reaction. it seems to me that this is the key to success, the key to our victory. our victory will be 100 percent. how do you see it ? how do you see ukraine winning? i see a whole new natsu. i see fantastic people here. absolutely good-quality patriots who love this country and are ready for it. they will do everything if my visualization shows that i see a very progressive country with a great people and a bright, beautiful, bright future. we thank you very much for seeing our the country as it is because you

help to make it the way it is because we understand that now without the help of people like you, well, we simply cannot cope, i have the great honor to be here with you, and i convey a huge greeting and support to the ukrainian people and we are here to hug you and help thank you it was roman goldman ceo of the first medical center in tel aviv ideologue of the creation of the medical mission frida for the marathon continues the face column we are finishing up for today thank you in case of a long absence of light and heat points of invincibility have been created these are places of safety for all ukrainians there is always light and warmth here water, first aid kit, internet, mobile communication and

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