[000:00:00;00] these are tens of thousands of people, often the best, i thank you, i agree with you, and i think that ukrainian citizenship should also become a value for us, and a person should understand what value is for him that he is a citizen of ukraine, because unfortunately, before the invasion of a full-scale maybe not everyone was aware of this in our country and this is such a good example of self-organization. it is the pdmsh that should become the basis of the new ukraine . we need to better find a formula for the coexistence of the government and a real civil society , this is how we feel ourselves, which finds resources on its own, organizes itself for some purpose

. war, well, that's just not true. it's just the same myth as when stalin won the second great patriotic war, that's what millions of people call it, and hundreds, if not thousands, of such small, too-small like us, but very effective organisms, because well no one summoned us, no one is standing there from the prosecutor's office. that is, these are people of good will - if you want, they are the heirs of that glorious cossacks who went to sich themselves, created their own units and built that cossack republic themselves. gennady, you said about what we still have to do to find this mechanism of cooperation between such organisms and the government . and what kind of cooperation do you have now, because you were formed then

jointly? what are you, how do you communicate with the authorities? it was not for nothing that i mentioned general zuluzhny, that is, we must give credit when they just wanted us to survive from the front in the summer and it was just sky , an unpleasant incident, they refused to accept promises properly. and to the defense force in accordance with the law on the establishment of national security and defense. by the way , volunteers are a component of the security and defense sector if to have weapons in their hands according modern legislation should be well, one of the state structures of paramilitary formations, as the law says, in order to form a community of doctors, for this you just need to create a community of doctors. and actually speaking , our effectiveness has started to work - this is the last month, unfortunately, more than one and a half thousand

wounded and sick every month. i am afraid that this places, we will surpass the figure of 2000, this is a bad record, but yes, yes, there is now hotly emphasizing that well, if we are now using our weapons , which make the most modern, including legendary farmers, they are made by private american companies, and this means that a private initiative, if we already see ourselves as not in russian , is a dream in the west, in western civilization. the state still hired us as a medical company and began to pay, no matter how miraculous it worked, but we took it all over the world with our hands, this is a normal form of cooperation , civilized, well, now you are in the defense forces , correct yes, we are a constituent force of the barons of ukraine

and that is, the commander-in-chief of zolochiv, but without any guarantees of benefits, and when we have one more greeting, one more general, or, er, our ministry for issues of er, veterans in our country . people just worked in bakhmut, er, in june and may, and the commission asks them to provide ubd actively refused to grant the status, okay, you refuse, they lost the courts, they went to the appeal, they lost the appeal, they went to the cassation court, this is the impression you know that we have two fronts , one with a proud one in the east, you said, thanking our donors, who are these people, who took for the sake of , how does it all hold up, well, provision from a financial point of view, money is not the main thing, but without it, the cost of the activity of the pdm will not be ensured, at least $50,000 per month, because people can work for free . i already mentioned the cost of the

equipment. humvee is the 22nd year of production , it costs 900,000 dollars. we are supported by both domestic and foreign businesses, not only foundations, but also large corporations . let's say nova poshta is a good example . helps e-e fuels, that is, at the same time, there are often donations of uah 100-200-300, 500, which are fantastically valuable, you know where you are stuck, because these are people’s eyes, they take the question away from themselves and forward it to me as a corporation.

western, let's say international government organizations. we didn't get a single penny , not the center, so it's all private corporations and private individuals, respectively. who wants to join in helping the doctors who save lives on the front line, well, there is your page on facebook . that's how you can find the first volunteer. battalion oh my god, you are asking about the mobile hospital of the pdmsh gennadiy druzenko, google it. go to facebook and there you can find the details, so where can you help to support the pedagogical or on our website in the help section there are various ways to transfer money . that is, it is very easy to find us , enter four letters in the search exactly to get there, yes, that's all you show our site, and to help, yes, if you help, you will join in saving the lives of the soldiers directly, absolutely , let's help those who work and really

do gennadia, and you also said about statistics that it is very in- several times now the intensity has increased. so, what is the number of wounded per day or how can you estimate now we will go through again , this is not representative, i always repeat that compared to hundreds of thousands of fighters who serve there in the defense forces first of all, the armed forces. we are a very small unit and we, but we work in the most hot spots, so again, twice, this is not a representative statistic, but every day from 50 to 100 program fighters pass through the hands of our medics, depending on the day well, in all directions, and these are now seven positions in donetsk region, and now this number and , accordingly, the intensity of fighting has increased so much in january unfortunately, yes in january unfortunately yes well, in two see if in december and november

every month we had more patients than in three summer months together, that is, yes, now this epicenter. well, everyone who wanted to see this one. what was happening there in solidarity . what is happening now in bakhmuts under bakhmuts in klichivka and the same in the estuary, just in the estuary , often still in the direction of the estuary. we attack there with a wave with our hands here and there on to bakhmut unfortunately, the orcs mostly attack mr. gennadiy, the last question for you. well, today i will help the one who needs it. let's say that it is already in its full-scale phase, but there is something fundamentally different about your profile, which definitely. you know it as a children's school of boxing and fights without rules, that is, even those that seemed like hell to us like ilovaisk debaltseve, well, debaltseve, we already passed the baptism of fire there and we remember these fighters who were taken back to artemivsk, the current bakhmut

, and there was what could not be worse, now all who remembers those times they unanimously say that it was a child's babble, that is, now the war is not even a weapon, except there, i don't even have a weapon , all possible forces, all possible forces and means are thrown into battle and with such er-e hardening with which, let's say, they are attacking bakhmut, well it is simply impossible to imagine in the 14th year, that is. but again, thank fate for immediately sending the vast ocean of this great war on us . and in 8 years, well, who wanted to learn and understand that there is an enemy, that he wants to destroy us , there are no other goals for him, and she was skills as resist. you see, we surprised the whole world , which provided from three days to three weeks , not only withstood part of our lands , liberated the main thing now to believe in yourself.

was with us leaders co-founder of the first volunteer mobile hospital veteran of the russian-ukrainian war and if you have been able to join as a medic or support pdmsh, they are financed exclusively by donors, search on facebook and google go and give together to support those who save the lives of our soldiers, because they are the most valuable for us, let's continue the medical topic with roman, doctor of medical sciences, professor, people's deputy of ukraine of the seventh convocation, as the head of the state medical service, and deputy minister of health, 16 to 19 years old ulyana suprun romane i congratulate you. good day, mr. roman. i would like to talk with my friend about the volunteer doctors who are now leaving their main place of work and going to the front to save to a wider extent.

new challenges, for which we definitely did not prepare for, challenges of war at all levels . how do you currently assess the state of medicine and its readiness to respond to these challenges in many countries, many regions of ukraine, but the health care situation today is completely different. that is, we understand what now there is m-m medical care and the state of its provision in bakhmut. for example in kherson, zaporizhzhia , kharkiv. for example, in kyiv, lviv or chernivtsi. that is, we have today or a completely destroyed health care system health or severely damaged and here the open information is actually very different because we hear numbers from 300 to 800 medical facilities that today are actually either completely destroyed or so seriously

damaged at the same time we are observing that we have such a growing avalanche of people who have greatly injured their mental health and the number of such people will be more and more, it will grow and how to deal with it in the future, well, for today, i think not everyone fully understands including in the central bodies of e-e executive power, we have many internally displaced persons today, which means that the capacities of health care institutions, let's say in the rear, which provide this medical care, are not always 100% handled there that is why most of such assistance is provided in such large cities, in large centers, and here activity is in the rear. and in such large coordinated centers, the provision

of medical assistance is extremely important. so, i am not really a fan of narratives that everything is lost or that everything is bad. i am something well, because what is happening and i see that many of the processes that we started there four or five years ago are actually working today well, not exactly according to the model that we saw at that time in peacetime, i emphasize, but you i don't understand which, unfortunately, we didn't succeed, we weren't given the opportunity to finish it, so continue, but they started and the processes began and the primary link of medicine was also reformed. how do you evaluate these changes, how much did they help the system to withstand and now respond to these challenges

? if we compared or this attack was still there in in the 90s of the 2000s, when medicine was still the old system of medicine, and now, well, look, i am sure that if we were now full of guilt, equal provision, but we would meet a lot more today. our main idea that the money goes after the patient does not work. because in wartime, funds are simply allocated for one 12th budget, and in fact it slightly distorts this idea, which was , of course, not yet completed, let's say this procedure of actually reforming institutions

of health care at the level of a hospital and this is of course well, if in the composition at the same time we understand that the minimum funding that we received today, let me remind you that we, well, a person has pledged a little more this year, this is a dollar, we for such get some qualified or high-quality medical, well, here it is practically impossible for comparison so you understand in the czech republic for one thousand dollars yes 10 times more thousands look now the system has been exhausted by covid for several years now the war how can we hold it all so that it does not fall how do you assess or vice versa maybe these challenges are hardening us too we are modernizing on the fly yes, this is 100%, and it is happening because a new social demand is being formed, a new

social contract is being formed, and i am sure that they will not want to see this post-soviet medicine in the form that they found, let's say this pre-war times, that is, they will want even more changes from here, they will even more want it to be successful, maybe to what they see in the west, and in the end , it will be easier for us, let's say, to implement changes in the clear. they wanted to make a night day. therefore, get in touch, mr. roman, you can try to correct the sound a little bit, we can’t hear you at the beginning, which is better, well, of course , the question of readiness and of course, i will repeat none of us was prepared for the horror that is happening now, which was caused and started

by muscovy, but this our reality , in which we had to live, unfortunately for all our generation , our children, and we continue, we need to prepare for the fact that these challenges still remain, e.e. medicine has faced and doctors , our specialists, too, with what met before, these polytraumas are specific. yes, burns are specific, because it is unlikely that at the medical university they told anyone how to save people from rockets who were injured in a fire in a shopping center, so now it is price challenges and our doctors. how difficult it is for them to to deal with it and in general that we have specialists with such problems it is difficult for everyone to deal with it, that's why we now, like you, have focused our main efforts, including myself, on the training of new

staff of new doctors who will be useful as at the front as well as in the rear, and here it is important to divide the provision of this medical care, let's say, the emergency medical care that each of us can provide at the level of what happened, for example, in brovary or in some other city, let's say it's not in the zone military operations, but where it is really necessary to do something urgently in order to save life until the time until the emergency medical help arrives. therefore, here i would like to say that the first thing is for all those who are willing and willing who, er, have a desire to gain relevant knowledge in this direction, there are appropriate courses and er, to pass them, i consider them very, very useful

in the conditions of war the second is that regarding emergency medical care, a colleague told me about it just before. and if we talk about high specialized care, what you touched on is that we have many field injuries today, that is , a person who is transported and lies on the operating table has injuries there, it is permissible and the heart and liver, and there, let's say, the lungs and not only the internal organs. and possibly the limbs and head injuries, this is definitely, well, if it poses to our specialists, well, such rather serious challenges in terms of working with such polytraumas and providing qualified medical care well, i will tell you because i know that our specialists cope with this very, very well, because according to the assessments of western specialists who, let's say

, experts give this assessment, they say that these are extremely well-prepared people who do not get lost in such critical situations and perform the treatment protocol correctly, mr. roman, and i also want to ask about the training, please clarify for whom the training is and i wanted to ask you if we should now put this topic a little higher and do this training, well, very mass, so that every ukrainian is ready for situations that actually happen, yes, and medical, medical, this training at the community level, at the school level, for students of different classes, for teachers, in general, for everyone, this is such a general medical training how you see her, well, look, let's approach this question, it's very interesting, yours from the practical side, well, for example , something similar to what happened in brovary happens and

we are nearby, so the first reaction is to pass by, the second reaction is to simply watch it what is happening, our third reaction is to take part in the provision of this even before qualified medical assistance. well, until the ambulance arrives and it is possible to save a person's life. yes, what can we see, we can see the bleeding, we can see what compressions uh, well, what can we do with some object, we can see the cessation of breathing, well, some such urgent condition, in which we somehow had to learn how to do it today a lot, both on a volunteer basis and at medical institutions, etc. for example, at our lviv national the medical university has summer courses, there are relevant announcements on this topic, the only question here is how much a person has the desire to learn these things, but in the end, i will say for sure that the

most important thing is that such trouble can happen with straps with your child and with your wife and your closest or dearest person to you therefore, you must definitely look at this problem from this angle roman yalyk i thank you very much for joining ex-deputy minister of health of ukraine, everyone should be ready, unfortunately, this can happen now with everyone thank you for watching and this is a program of self-government because our life and our salvation depends only on us be it with the press of vladislav there is a puppy 24-year-old deminera was injured while performing a task next to him, an anti-personnel mine exploded at the moment of detonation. i remember completely what happened, that is, up to a second. my comrades in arms helped me. that is, i was the first

two guys to leave the field, and when, uh, we started moving, i constantly felt as if i was being wedged in the right side, it seemed to me that we want to go around in a circle, i understood that it was a contusion, a severe contusion, i understood that i couldn’t hear anyone, a very strong ringing in my ears and instant darkness. for 10 days, i had injections for months in the hospital. my eyes were in the dnieper so that i could not save them. unreal that's how they describe it, that at the moment when the explosive wave squeezed out the eyes, it's like a shaking egg, and all the contents are just mixed, that is , they didn't save my eyeball, plus i survived, 30 fragments were taken out of me, my neck, shoulders, arms, legs, thank god,

my torso i took the full impact of the bulletproof vest , my face was torn, my ego was stitched back together, speaking quite nicely, it still turned out, i lost my hearing almost completely . almost the dead nerve slowly recovers thanks to the charge of the hearing aid, i can now communicate with you. the skull bones were depressed and developed. - at that time, my lungs were treated because i understand that i have lungs. i was all the way to ukraine. vladyslav lived under the oath and continued to perform tasks in

the bakhmut area. he told the plants that a summons had arrived. he told his beloved friends that the summons had come because he understood very well that he would not let him go. and he himself came as a volunteer to direct the engineering and sapper troops because he had experience in humanitarian demining . was to ensure full access to the ammunition so that the sappers of the state emergency service could carry out demining even in the lying position, this was our main task specifically by detonating or removing the ross power, we did not

studied in high school. vladyslav was born and grew up in horlivka in donetsk region, which has been occupied by the russians for almost 9 years. this war took everything away from me . my father was quite a small businessman. in fact, for me, the war started back in 14th , so when i moved to slavyansk and i had a concrete difference between what is happening in horlovka and what is happening in slavyansk in the territory under the control of ukraine, absolutely everything there they fell into place, it immediately became clear where the black is, where the white is, where the good is, where the evil is currently continuing to rehabilitate in the gym with a trainer and says that today the doctors have done everything possible for him to return specifically normal vision to the human eye, it won’t cure my eyes anymore , it won’t happen such that

eyes are transplanted or eyes are artificially grown, but doctors in spain, i do not know how long it will restore my vision, but the point is that a camera installed in glasses will be a camera connected to the sensor, the sensor will be located in the cortical region of the brain. how it works specifically, of course, i don’t understand. i don’t have it all, again, it’s kept secret because it’s an experiment . how effective is it ? to figure out exactly what documents i need for the registration of the disability group and to receive compensation and to wait for the invitation from the doctors

in alicante, the ukrainians managed to close quickly collection for an estimated amount and even more, so the family decided to continue the collection in order for vladyslav to be able to help other ukrainian soldiers. there is an idea to found an organization that will help soldiers who are in the same situation as me, both morally and materially, and that's all i can do being in the same situation for ukraine, i will do it. i cannot protect my family at the moment, being a member of the armed forces of ukraine, but i can bring this benefit. they are in the rear. i will do everything possible for this. vladyslav is grateful to his friends

and relatives, who is always there thanks to his fiancee valeria, he actively runs social networks yesterday. we read 150 comments about the class , both good and bad. the authorities in spain, the couple plans to marry valeria received a proposal that when vladyslav was in the hospital , such and such a proposal was made. you will marry me or you will be my wife. spain is happening, that is, in spain, and there will be vision regardless of whether there will be vision regardless of whether we sign the call sign of vladyslav the samurai soldier says that this is the philosophy of his life because a soldier has no goal and there is only a path, his path is to live today and

help others not to lose hope i i do this because i think that i now owe something to someone. it is not a debt. it is a little different. we were born with such psychology and morality. that is why i can proudly say that i am ukrainian. strength of spirit and everyone who has given up their hands everyone who is there loses some kind of hope who lacks adjustment for guys let's try with my example if there are problems with this the link will be on social networks write myself i'll type myself i'll talk myself i'll help again душавления find glory to ukraine, this is a program verdict my name is serhiy rudenko . good day and good health to all. today