and then, of course, the inhabitants rushed there and came up with what they needed, and it was also hard to see how innocent old women were. children rotted alive in basements without medical care and without medicine in the cold, hunger and damp almost every day. we had to amputate the feet and fingers precisely because they had been sitting in the basements for a long time and were defeated.

fedorov's grandmother spent 100 days in the basement and asks the doctors to just let her live. i sat in the basement there for how many 100 days the doctors calm woman in the basement, her diabetes mellitus worsened. without medication, gangrene set in. her legs will have to be amputated. do not buy her own work and a day in the hospital does not work. these are some kind of good firewood. this is the horror of some pensioner, resignedly agrees. we try only asks to give. her blanket after the basement can not warm up. them. they just drove it there. what was it like when you see what the coin was in before they came out, how they were even here, some of them were lying in

quilted jackets boots, all this dirty. it's all filmed could not, they are exhausted so. for such empty distant ones, as if i don’t know, how i don’t know, every animal, probably, has a different look, and there it was completely empty tatyana olegovna, an operating nurse from irkutsk angarsk, immediately responded to the call to stand in line, only she told her mother about military assignment day departure. i have a son who will soon join the army. and i, probably, more maternal still here was the call. that some one might give him instruction when he goes to army, what is here and how? well, it’s like a mother, i don’t know any, tatyana’s duties include collecting an anamnesis of information about previous illnesses. it would seem that the procedure is familiar to us since childhood, but the patients who survived in the basements are especially scary. for them, this is even who we are, why and why we

ask for some information, be afraid of me, many say something very much, arina kustik, probably the youngest, a surgeon at the ministry of foreign affairs of the fmb. this is her first combat mission, the girl is not yet accustomed to explosions, gunfights, and every time worries on the way to the hospital. mom doesn't know what's here. how do you tell her what's where? i said that i went to rostov-on-don to the hospital to help people, well, the fact that in ukraine i could not tell her, every time, but there are cars and i understand that i need to go to my mother, what do i need? well, every day you say that thank you for living this day calmly. another hospital of the line of combat contact, where a doctor from russia provides emergency medical care to some patients and evacuated to donetsk for further treatment, another part already in rostov, also at the fmb clinic, and part of it was transferred to the numbulatory treatment of the wound, that we

were in the basement, the husband climbed in to look, it was quiet and the drone was flying. it was eighty-two, if it was 120 it would be the death of the dog the wounded all the wounded quickly gathered things released into those animals. and they left here at night. irina lobova brought her husband for dressing in their village novoselovka, the ukrainian military set up a fortified area and mined the streets. so the civilians could not even leave ukraine ukraine uh, father and mother, and they were in the yard and when they started to mine, how much time we have to leave, but they said how many of you. he says, there are two of us talking, and we are saving 20,000. they didn't give her. they left already everything was mined and after 2 days everything began to explode. there

, civilian pensioners were blown up by mines, they tried to escape, but they moved only 100 meters from the house, they were shot in the back nikolai at that time was in the basement, from childhood to the present day well, on that giving day as they say. photos looked. how did life begin, how did you create a family? created everything. no one helped me farming. thank you of course. he did not yet know that his father was killed, and the neighbors buried the body in a common grave 70 kilometers from his native village for life. world when i

told my father it? it was impossible to convey to me they said that your father went to you as a ghoul, he is not in the arc. i started looking for 2 days. a man is in a hurry to get back on his feet, he wants to rebury his father, put up a monument to him in order to come to the grave to talk doctors say that the positive prognosis of the leg was saved. and this is already a victory. the main thing is that now the moment has come when we see that patients have begun to recover. many have already recovered after what a well after being wounded after illnesses. it’s like the most, positive emotions and mangush is already in the rear, the resuscitation was lowered by russian doctors, they are taking their patients to rostov and colleagues for planned

operations in donetsk, full mutual understanding with the doctors and sisters are very good specialists. with who they managed to work, right on gratitude. they went to share their experience, but the traumatologists of donbass themselves learned a lot during the 8 years of the war, they became real aces, the attraction of gunshot wounds is exactly explosive injuries in practice, they are correct in principle, and so they developed it. and when many do, our russian collegiums of physicians are coming. they seem to come to teach to share experience, but understand that on the contrary, you need to take this experience. well , uh, the practical, component that our doctors encountered. our doctors, that is mm. well, she's just a top guest at the republican center for traumatology, visiting

wounded servicemen, thanking medics donetsk doctors. here, patients with severe injuries are put on their feet, and hopeless wheelchair users are taught to walk again. bedram bringing military service during combat sash, well, take a walk. show me and you, without crutches, must go at the same time. it’s like she’s bending back, someone was blown up by a mine, someone was caught by fragments of shells, someone was taken out of the battlefield, comrades of the military personnel most of all, well, training

assault. we commented on it, as it were, to the battalions, we come to the assault group. well, it was kind of tight, that's how it turned out. i need to fly to the head hooked. well, i still did not understand whether it was a whole or a large fragment. well, lucky to say alexander bely for a month on the ilizarov apparatus, his leg was literally collected in parts, the forecast will come out of traumatology, the military personnel from the call sign fizruk on foot. i would lie here, and i don’t know, in my opinion, they even need them more than they need us or how to say i. well, we really need them. they would have some modern equipment here, for example, the lavrach didn’t say it’s missing, there ’s no piece of meat there, but transplant the equipment in the hospital so close . well, who else can you

ask? of course, your russia, and so with these, as we say on copies, we are at war, and they also repair us hard on our knees, of course, so we would need to become them faster, republican traumatologist. alexey works closely with russian colleagues since 2014, in principle, all this wartime . on the basis of our department, a program was launched to reunite the people of the donbass , with the help of the russian federation, endoprostheses of the hip joint were allocated, they were also allocated for the residents of the dpr and i continue yours, well , we are also supplied to the residents. well, at that moment, the inhabitants of the donetsk region, from the very beginning of the military operation, russia supported the donbass clinics with medical equipment and highly qualified

specialists, who, well, beyond quantity at once. uh, lack of hands. naturally, it affected us, reinforced duty was introduced. that is, instead of one department, two departments were on duty, where there were simply reinforced, reinforced, there were operational brigades. universe team of anesthesiologists to us. at a certain stage, russian volunteers helped in a certain amount; they came from moscow from e. bashkiria. s. e. here they came. well, uh, colleagues from abkhazia also helped mobile hospitals, driving under shelling from the front line to the hospital and back to the front line in advance to the places. we got on the same level with the combat vehicles participating in the liberation of donbass, unique and very much in demand, probably, this is the configuration

when everything is equipped there and they cannot carry out even the most complex operations, that is, they are completely autonomous and simply highly qualified specialists on the car. well, uh, and they were just heading and moving all the hot spots, that is, well, logistics is sometimes important there, that is it saves lives, and here is the speed of making some timely decisions here. here are the actions on the part of medical personnel and here is the fact that the cars are on the way, that is, they are in fact within easy reach, where there are no stationary medical facilities. there are fmba cars there with specialists from different regions of the russian federation, that is, you really feel the border. no, the border is already being erased at all, and at such a non-capable pace we will be established, not that, but closer and deeper to russia in russia, well, that is, along all parameters. more than 30

people are hospitalized in the moscow clinics of the fmba and they are preparing for serious operations and much-needed prosthetics among the wounded actions, they took out the borders of russia with their shelling and then further to moscow, doctors volunteers on one of the business trips uh, we received a request from the ministry of the donetsk republic to pick up the child, with whom, unfortunately, in the donetsk republican clinical hospital. they couldn’t cope, it was the first child who was taken away from our andryusha, with whom you met today. and uh, he came by himself. here, more precisely, not himself with your parents in a car and we began to deal with his treatment. andrei from mariupol on april 4, a mine flew into his house, wounded his father with shrapnel, and the guy pierced his lung and tore off his leg, the wounded father rushed to save his son. well, dad put me in the car and drove to the vaz. on

azov, they did an amputation there. we lay there for three days and we were transferred to donetsk with me. there was still easy before. and well, then right through here for prosthetics. well, they promise soon the prosthesis is with mom and dad, mom takes care of her men, and dad is in rehabilitation. well, parents don't think about themselves anymore. i need a prosthesis and that's it, they would send us as soon as possible and they say everything and go home in a week. the guy is eager to go home, and his zemlyachka dasha is only getting better, the second girl. dasha, we took her from starobeshevsky, and the central district hospital, when we were there already on the second business trip, we met her mother , we realized that, unfortunately, she requires, uh,

specialized medical care, which is there on the territory unfortunately, it was impossible to provide and we took her away. the girl was preparing for the prom and bought a dress. i wanted to go to college. she was sleeping when the roof of the house was pierced by a shell in spain. a blast wave, in general, she quietly calmly tells me so, but i was in shock, or i don’t know, and this is my mother, i don’t have a leg. well, then a neighbor helped to take her out there, they saved her, it was very horror, then my son and i went to look for a tent hospital. but he wasn't. we met russian guys, the soldiers turned to him for help, they told us they said we'd be happy to help, but we're here where you live, we can't go

there yet. there was a strong battle, the ambulance could not pass because of the shelling, the military came to the rescue and found a stretcher, guys. the neighbors put it down. well , they took it out to the russian soldiers, they had already called a car from the hospital and brought it in. the military medics looked at it, put it on, and the droppers sent us, they called speed to the azov base, and we were sent there. it was april 4th. the first amputation operation, the girl is unsociable. mom always cheers daughter and despite all the experience. horror thanks everyone. who came to the rescue that day. who we met on our way from soldiers to medics and just people thanks to all of them. to be honest , i would not know what we would do where we would

run at all. i don't know, i was in such shock. she even had two surgeries. now they are preparing for the third one, the girl is not healing well , the psychologists are working with her, the rehabilitation will take a long time, but the doctors do not abandon their own. and basically with the help of crutches. they would be able to walk the question is that, of course, our task is already to walk fully here quite individually. whoever is ready, it means now that both psychologically and from the point of view that these children were ready for this. donetsk honey bat fmba is preparing for rotation. in a few days, nurses and doctors of bulletproof vests will go home. ivan from tomsk will first order fish, not fish, i also like to eat. well, in principle, well, otherwise, i’ll probably ask them to cook more at home. yes, the carp will try to sleep. if

they don't get called to work. yes, in principle, sleep in order to, probably enough at night, so we are already used to recovering from a working day, so that is enough for us, if necessary, of course, we will go, and the nurse alena yuryevna will take the tailless stray cat to novorossiysk, the mangosh will be my mother at home to live. it will be a long time before they tell their loved ones what they experienced here on the front line, rather silently, they hug their mother, the wife kisses the husband and children, we reset to zero . i think so, that is, life is above all health, and above all attitude towards relatives people, it is different, it is not the same as we are used to. we are accustomed to the fact that everyone nearby is as if alive, and everything is calm, and here people lie down and do not know whether to wake up or not. it's too early to tell how long they'll keep theirs. at clinics equipped with

the latest technology, where in the operating rooms there is sveta, hot water flows from the taps, but it’s safe to say they won’t disassemble the front-line travel suitcases, when they started bombing the factory, a guy came out to us, he says, i have 300 people ready to leave like a zombie climb out. here's the cemetery. this is how the guys came out for you, the situation is critical. i can't already adequately show help early. guys, only wounded yes, it's out for now. marine corps of ukraine a prisoner from morocco and how long have you been serving in general for 5 months, a little more than 5 months, about 50 wounded people, those who do not go only grief and misfortune of customers.

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