it turns out that the basement was just the place for unsanitary anatoliy, it was necessary. it was a very clean place during the occupation, in the absence of an obstetric department. we got four. i was a traumatologist there. gynecology thank god, all the births were done. practically all. physiologically, the babies were miraculously brought from the sumy home to kyiv. the children must leave for lviv. this is such a disaster. only on their own, no one

panicked. everyone was assigned a functional duty if there were no questions. we will have a meeting in four hours, but many people came with their children. they came with their parents. we held the first meeting already in the morning. hearts, we are getting ready for the dramatic development of the event, and until the very end, no one thought that this madness could begin. at 23, we went to bed as usual and at 5 a.m. woke up to the fact that we heard explosions in brovary . well, i got up right away and came to work. i gathered the guys who had weapons still brought

their guns here, we agreed that if there is some kind of attack on the institute, but we cannot shoot at the institute , and we had an agreement with teroboronoy, but when we take what we have, we will go to the park right here uh, and we are setting up a line of defense. i have carbines - this is the same 7.62 machine gun. yes, it only shoots singles. there were many very wounded people. i arrived directly at the reception where the ambulances stopped . the car was red, and i ran out. the man shouted, "i have wounded people urgently." opened i saw two guys there, one of them was conscious, they all had shrapnel wounds. i start heartily. the league politely resuscitates. i do it alone. i shout at the same time that there is no help. they brought defibrillators and so on. but at first, no one came to me because that's why. at that time, there were a

lot of wounded patients in the intensive care unit. he looked at it, said everything and went on . and it made me so angry that he was right in front of me. no, i will still i will try to do everything i can for you . you can't help a

person who is close to you, my dear, until i was covered by this layer, i was looking for more, let 's go, let's go , i'm 24 years old, i'm a student of the sixth year of the donetsk national medical school the university, in parallel, an emergency worker of medical aid and disaster medicine in the city of mariupol on february 24, i was on a day shift, i was resting, i was woken up by calls from many of my friends, serhii, the war started, i was sleepy, i said, "what kind of war, like, what are we talking about?" to work . of course, come, no questions asked. it all started with me on february 25, when i had the

first wounded civilian. i didn't want to leave my father and i understand that i now have work that parents have to do for a long time and now i left the nursery. my daughter is 4 years old. everything was fun, fun in the garden

, but then there was no way, and then my mother says to take the things so that the wife can settle down at her mother’s apartment, that i don’t have parents, i have an old father after a stroke, but even if he walks at night , there are few words to talk about, mostly it’s even a hug

of course, we do not provide for such contact. but it helped sometimes, that is, you calm down. and somehow, well, on the 23rd, my father was discharged with a stroke. well, on the 24th, i brought him home and stayed with him. well, i thought that they were not working . probably, everything is there in the city, everything is beaten by my parents, he says . i don’t speak to the window. it’s coming soon. well, i’m going out to petrovych. well, everything is with them. until february 24, the staff was up to 56 people. in izyum itself, after the 24th, in the izyum branch three left for the first month three well, i'm a paramedic, a nurse and an orderly

, there was no internet, there was no communication at home, people came independently, they knew that we were here, we came here and we then went on a call through the city , who was not afraid and all of us were afraid once the call was made and we got into the cassette successfully and delivered the free people. there is an explosion. you have to go somewhere. the faster you get there, the faster you will send help . we were standing here. people were leaving for the kremlin. there was a call where there was only one action, and the cassette flew into the crowd of people, but here.

we are standing near the entrance, a car flies up with empty wheels on the bad pipes and the three of them together, the driver arrived without a foot, how did he get gas there, i don't know what was done automatically yulia looked at me or i looked at her and it is already clear what needs to be done, that is, one bandage is enough for the other there, the syringe fills up the third dropper, the driver is already running, everything is ready, the desire was to go to work, and the

daughters were leaving for 3 years, i happened to not be there in this apartment.

somewhere in the middle of martha, people slowly found a way out of their minds. there were many corpses, and even those that were not so natural on earth. there was just one ear lying somewhere. there was just one human pelvis, and that was all for us. it was also the first surprise to see many multi -story graves near the houses of some of them. to pull out our dogs and ours because it was cold and you

can't dig a hole very deep subconsciously it works that if a person of some form means he will help you, he knows what to do and so on some grandfather is there the wounded girl on the street after the shooting i'm running there high- rise the upper floor is burning here glass fragments none of the people are there the girl is covered with a question mark and a woman was standing next to me she groped simply i lift simply i she's on fire this is my daughter and i stupidly hung up at all because i didn't know what if you don't jump nicodil who will help you won't be able to say hold everything will be good because it won't be good for her anymore her

child died that's why this club and war on to bring up such a horror today is happening in kiev in my native city where i have lived for 57 years and this is what our russian brothers are doing. what words can you say to people when when when you yourself do not have confidence in the first days how will everything end good morning guys good morning how are you it means that it went smoothly. this is how the heart institute lives today. all patients and staff are in the basement. we have about 150% and 150 permanent nurses here. the hungry are just feeding the

little children, too, in the basement. sisters bezsmernye four on that day thank you for what you know thank you thank you big thank you well done thank you i just have my grandsons for work , i am the only child, the family has been with me since the first day because both the son and the daughter work at the department here and the daughter -in-law was pregnant at 8 for a month, we all lived together in the basement together with everyone, you are well done. this is my grandson. this is my

beloved granddaughter . come and kiss. you are well done. you are always cheerful. they started to stick together already on the third day. what was needed were sedative drugs that induce sleep, calming, somehow reducing excitability, mmm, because mmm, the feeling of anxiety. when it lasts there for a week 2-3, it destroys a person, just from the inside of a person, for three months and 90 days, no one has left here, turn me on. on this couch here for 30, er, 3 months, i left the clinic for the first time for the 90th day , went home, changed clothes

. they brought a volunteer to the heart institute with food сегодня 300 человек в институт сердце для нас очень важно такая помощь as they say for war as for war people show themselves in stressful situations, some are heroes, some are scumbags, some are just weak people , some left on the first day, some stayed someone remembered their responsibilities , uh, someone forgot about them, it was very important that the president was in kyiv when we still asked, yes, where, where, who is the president here, the ukrainian people, all people who do not spare themselves for the sake of others, false serhiy chornobrivets in mariupoli, that during the rest of the war, he remained on duty for 22 days in a row. i did not know

at all what he said for me. who the president did not start sending friends speaks contrary to what the president said. working days in a row , eh, because i thought that it should be like that and you can’t just throw them all away. this is the way to treat people with whom we have worked for a long time and for a long time. so on, well, we came to work, and we came, young students who, uh, wanted to help in whatever way they could, i will devote myself to it completely with us. then there were 9 people, that's who stayed and held on until the end, so to speak. well, until the end, until that moment how much was it possible for us to

work, we did everything that was possible, everything that was within our power and capabilities, in the car further, i think there are also some forces that decide already what and how to be winter trans uh, the mural glorifies the ukraine of our heroes from volunteers, doctors, defenders of mothers everyone, by design, we somehow felt that a pregnant woman in ukraine

, denis, the feeling is pleasant, precisely when the plane flies low and low, and it is not clear where exactly it unloads now. such a quest, and we were under shelling and we had no communication with her, the radio didn’t work, they didn’t have anything, there was no news, we cut off the football player, everything was bombed, and in this country i had nowhere to go, so i had to do it here on march 14. well, on

on one side, the hospital, on the other side, and understand what is happening here in the city . my parents stayed here, too, but they didn’t have time to go to the wrong side, and it turns out. we are poisoned by poison. for 2 months, i didn’t know what happened to my parents. i thought i would say survival for them. every day, every minute , we had to just survive, that is, even how he meets people, how are things there, and everyone has one answer. we survive, that is, how everything

is . hundreds of human lives and children's lives that have already been taken by the russian army in ukraine. i have been working as a cardiologist for 35 years and i never thought that i would never have to remove shrapnel from the bodies of our ukrainian patients. yes, so that he reached the point of exchange and he was healthy and in normal condition,

they could exchange him for our ukrainian, doctors should not differentiate who is lying on the table, or whether it is a serial criminal, i had to operate on such a person who killed 15 people zerkal, i had to operate on the president of ukraine, at least one of them, and the prosecutor general and different people, and every time we operate from the same country with our colleagues . none of them have called from russia at all since the 14th year and until now and during the war, no one was guilty, no one repented for their country . sorry, boris, we are ashamed of what our

country is doing. here you have to do everything to help him and so that emotions don't take away from this up so that i don't know what happened eh about a six-year-old girl who was brought to us at the substation, she had a shrapnel wound of the chest three centimeters in diameter, which showed how eh, her heart is beating, you have a punctured lung, she didn't even cry at all, she only cried when we were already putting the catheter in, she drew us a picture, then she drew us there where was an ambulance and two rescuers i only really wanted to find this girl never cry, yes, or cry , well , it turns out to cry, no matter how great you are, as the rest

of the mekas say, when you see the death of an 11-month-old child with a scapular wound, it can develop some emotions in our irpen final of our boys which ended up on the cutting line, the products have run out of electricity periodically, it is getting cold and very dangerous, the first time i went on the fifth of march, when the orcs came, they were standing right in our e-e buildings, i called irpen, they don’t speak they enter irpen, it’s just a miracle that i managed to get them out, i don’t know what happened to these people . they took away almost all the

equipment there, they broke holes in the walls there, tank-fired mines and so on, not a single intact piece of glass, not a single piece of furniture, not a door, nothing, a shell hit in one of our rooms, a sniper was sitting on the second floor. sniper shells. here are the orcs who lived here. it’s a pity they didn’t carry it. they just broke the monitor. well, such vandalism. wild people, well, you understand the mentality of my russians. my parents built it, that's why we wanted an irish region. i was a child. i lived for just 5 years. the mentality of the russians was the camp

mentality . even the russian intelligentsia. who held a cone there, what is called a plowman at school, who was a sharecropper of all, there were older ones who took money from the younger ones, and all the relationships were like that, there were cool classes, school after school , constant fights and so on, that is, well, this is practically all over russia, that is this it is laid down a little below the kindergarten , the relationship is like that, like in a prison, like in a camp, that's why a weak person appears in the field of vision , for these people, they need to humiliate him, make fun of him , show, uh, some kindergarten inclinations, and so on. such a wooden toilet and a bathhouse once a week, firewood, water from the river, which you need to carry on the rocker, that’s all, i passed a full time, you lived in such wooden houses , you saw a wood stove, and at -45, you went to a wooden

toilet on the street, eh, nothing has changed, that i ended up in this city 30 years later, everything became even worse than it was, and there are toilets, you know how inclined you are to use a toilet because it’s 45° - sitting in a cold toilet is not very comfortable. today, on the 22nd of the year, the consequences of the liberation by the russians and fascists from russia , now imagine how many people died in these cars, the people who tried to escape in these cars and leave the combat zone were shot with tanks , it was only in irpen.

the shooting started here on the edge of the city , i just took the sisters with their children to the station, here in russia, with the children who were here, and they are loaded, loaded, loaded, loaded, there will be no time for us to be ironed by our russian brothers , so that all the children have been gathered, here is a big bus, now we will try to sit at the station, where will we sit in the western direction, at least somewhere farther from kiev, many simply left out of necessity, because many had two, three, four children, some could not get here because they were under occupation in us ah ah bloom at the station eh sisters with children and that’s when the young lady director left well,

everything is gone, here’s how it came back, everything became normal, i sent my daughter and children to lviv, natasha was leaving very very stressful, we stopped at a roadblock in the morning when she appeared on the train with a barrel that she had dreamed about us and we drove a little outside the street, they thought that we were saboteur children and almost put me there on the asphalt. on the street early in the morning, the period was such that it was impossible to be offended because there were these states it was march 17, we left the substation we already