[000:00:00;00] the hospital has already been shelled twice, especially the second shelling, when many windows were damaged, the premises were hit, by a lucky chance, none of the patients who were being treated and the medical staff who were on shift were injured, that is, the duty shift cars were damaged. here, even being in this office, i was during this shelling. then you don’t think about it, then the first thought was that you already understand the projectile, as we usually say , lie down, this is such a whole term already appeared. she's on the hospital grounds, you know? nothing unclear. where, well, you understand that this is already the first thought that everyone was alive. what it's like to work, but if you think about it, it

's very difficult to go to work. it's about like the soldier that lies in the copy, he needs to get up. this is how you think what will happen if he rises, and he rises, therefore, we are employees of our hospital, regardless of the rank of the position held and the work performed every day or according to our shift. we go to work to do our duty to do our job. otherwise, if think it is very difficult very difficult to force. it is especially difficult for women who have children, who go to work. we are shelling the city trying not to think about it. uh abstract to do my

homework. in principle, 2-3 minutes, and we leave, but sometimes there are different cases. when there is no brigade, but it can be delayed, well , first of all, it all depends on what kind of challenge that's how we have for us first with this is a war. may 26th is my birthday. we worked and donetsk asked for a few teams to help them. uh, in service call. well, such a thing must happen and went a little, and in fact, we had to go. and at the last minute we couldn't go. we had a very serious patient, and therefore we were delayed on the call and another brigade left instead of us. they had a call to evacuate the patient from the airport. and on

may 26, i remember when we were all at night, all this shift in 12 teams of two people. and so we all crowded the control room, who were not on calls and tried to contact the order that went instead of us they were in airport, they hit. but under fire from a sniper, they didn’t take the wounded away, and then for four, in my opinion, they sat for four hours, or rather, lay in the car, then they somehow got out, uh, they ran, they ran along some kind of lane. well, that's how the war began for

us. we worked in peacetime. yes, there were no shelling, there were no explosions, there were no gunshot mine explosive injuries. rather, there were no explosive injuries to mino, but all the same , glazov was different. and the fact that we do not represent the work, that it will someday end, and we will have the same normal life work. we will be as simple as before, that all this will probably remain in memory, because it is impossible to forget this, especially those who went to shelling went there, as close as possible to the front, as they say, where the fighting is taking place, who picked up and transported and provided help to wounded soldiers and civilians affected by shelling, therefore. it will be remembered. but i think it will survive psychologically. i can't speak for

all the ambulance staff. donetsk people's republic i can only speak for those goals that i know, from which i work and believe me, i’m not trying to say some red words or something else now , it wasn’t yet given away so that the car was sent, or rather, the team with the car was referred to the call by friends connected with the shelling or something similar unit, refused to go was not. mariupol we got somewhere in the spring in the spring or summer. i don’t remember when the surrender was going on, hmm, the azov people, and then we

left several of our cars for mariupol to transport the wounded, uh, well, here are the azov people, and that’s how we got to the aza in steel. well, of course, the impression is quite heavy. well, although there were pleasant moments , it was very touching when the guys who stood in the cordon and shared sweets with us. water, in principle, was all that they had, well, the first one was a shock, because the first ones came out so high, the guys were obviously shabby, that they didn’t starve, they didn’t experience anything, most likely. e needs. er, because we were surprised. what hmm why is the ambulance here . we all exchanged glances about why

for these uh, for these warriors. eh, transfer us here uh, sent. well, then at the end you already started to leave them. ah, well, another group of cos have already been. uh, the military, who are obviously starving, you can see that they are dirty, you can see that they are not well-groomed, you can see that they are wounded, and then we transported two of them to the hospital. two ukrainians, if not mistaken, there, 22 and 24 years old, were quite seriously injured, as far as they told us that they were given 200 g of porridge and 200 ml of water for a day after being wounded, so they were exhausted exhausted the hungry were thirsty. we also asked them why such a difference? well, i convey their words, which means

they were not sitting there. they didn't know what to expect and, of course, they were surprised, because they were immediately put here. we helped them there, anesthetized all this, then brought them to the hospital and they, uh, our guys. they lifted the stretchers, there on the second floor to the vazovskaya. the hospital at some point turns on, you know. the doctor and therefore you see the patient. you don't know what's going to happen next minute cause it could be anything it could be shelling, it could be a highway. it could be a fall from a height. it can be childbirth or childbirth at home emergency work. it is not every doctors will want to work. it's hard. i don't argue when you work in the department. this is

also not a toy, but one thing - the separation of another, and another thing. you do not know where you will go and under what conditions you will provide assistance - this is what you do not know. our colleagues are rescued at night, who leave. so at the moment we are in the surgical building of the city hospital number two of the city

gorlovka this is the first floor. this is a reception and diagnostic department, where all the victims are admitted by ambulance, injured as a result of hostilities. hello who is this utopia attack? how are you? why are you so sluggish? well, so much fun, everything will be fine, darling, everything will be fine already. i was born in gorlovka and now i live in gorlovka. i studied in donetsk and graduated from the medical university. so what to say, this is my homeland, an accidental profession, and she, too, love as much as possible, only then will you bear fruit. your work life when you feel confident and know that you helped. uh, the sick wounded got the result interesting to name. this is impossible. it is not interesting. this is

a terrible inhuman torment, this is when the guys are left without arms without legs. this is when an open craniosaur, when the head muse comes out of it through the nose , this is the guard, and then we pull them out in such ones, and here to think, no, it never goes strongly here sometimes, uh, time for seconds for minutes. they bring you natural and next to you it is the attention of time. you take you to the operating room and you don't have a blood test or an electrocardiogram or anything. do not examine yourself in front of you, the dying one, whom you are obliged to help now. there are constant battles constantly and constantly we have been working for 14 years, almost around the clock and the center

has been shelled almost the entire city. here the ukrainian troops reached nikitovka. it's literal. that's 4-5 km from us. so there were a lot of, uh , wounded civilians, there were such that they couldn’t help her, why, because it’s one thing when walking around the city, this is a very severe trauma injury sometimes there is an incompatible life. you see that we have a blocked window, because this is the seventy-seventh floor , shelling is carried out constantly and this building is precisely the branch block located at the level of the projectile, we had to take protective measures. our zasti windows are sealed with all, uh, a film that

does not allow the glass to shatter into fragments. and now everything is packed in bags so in such conditions we provide assistance several times already nearby , he flies here and lies down, because he is everything in a dream and dzerzhinsky is everything. all works, the doctors are very good and all the employees, risking their lives on february 24, not a single doctor , not a single one, the head, including my deputy and i, we did not leave the hospital for more than one day. this goes up to 100,120 with us. there were even 160 people who were wounded. here's the flow like this in the hallway. that brigade of three people, of course, copes very difficult. those even the guys who are resting at the moment at home. they come to gain assistance. no one went on vacation. and they don’t even ask me and they don’t ask. they understand that if 1-2 people, due to our personnel shortage will come out of

the department, then the brigades will be inferior even during e, so rendering and during the aggravation of hostilities and, of course, it will be difficult for us. working hard, especially, uh , now, given the current realities, you have to give all your best. many thanks to our colleagues to all of our staff, who come to the rescue after hours to strengthen the teams. all uh, understand each other perfectly. well, we're doing it. uh, volunteers from the russian federation of vladivostok and kuzbass worked for us about him we were helped with appendicitis

, cholecystitis, pancreatitis , gastrointestinal bleeding, and ulcers. thank you very much. we weren't distracted by explosives. although later, when we had silence about it. they also stopped us and operated on explosive injuries. basically. we have, uh, the geography of volunteers is extensive, here are the different ends of our vast motherland, the krasnodar territory. the urals center of russia, the hospital of st. alexis, has helped us a lot and is helping us, and i hope it will help us. so a big bow to the meniscus, guys, everyone who was with us, if you hear me, thanks from all

the golovchans. everyone is trying to stick together and amicably, although the character. let's say, the residents of gorlovka do not have sugar , but nevertheless, but i think it will not go away without a trace, not for one doctor who works not necessarily, who carries out surgical service. for everyone , the war has left its mark. many will have problems with health in the future, not necessarily physical. that's because, again, the harsh conditions that imposes on war itself. they leave an imprint, no matter how a person stands firm, no matter how he renounces all this. here. no matter how strong the exhaustion is just

emotional physical. god forbid that we survive until the end of hostilities, and then we will manage to cope, i definitely dream of spending at least a week on the couch. well it's such a joke. and so, of course, crimea, of course, the sea, you don’t need it, neither turkey nor egypt are any other exotic countries, crimea crimea is everything for me, this is the second motherland the war will end, i will not enter the wounded in the bulk of the people will return to the city, and we will provide the planned preventive care that our residents need in order to lead a healthy, but normal way of life. although now we are at war, we have panserization here. there are people who come, if the polyclinic is shelled, then we close it. of course, if the district is shelled,

it closes. uh, outpatient appointment, or do we leave everyone in the building, lower the basement, or do people go home if there's shelling in the morning? they just don't come, but only moment appears. well, like our grandmothers, who are shelling the city. they came to the physical room. i was fc not to be missed. yes. this is the old age of hardening people that they are not victorious, simply, yes, we are helping him and that's it, therefore, we will prepare for a peaceful planned decision and more. bnomu process in life that we now live has come a new stage, but, well, the hard days have been passed. here is the team. but everyone, in principle, helps each other, a person lives in hope. here she is hope such that in

in the end, russia will win, but ukraine will come to its senses and finally, this civil war will end. more than 400 facilities in various institutions have been damaged since the start of the special military operation. well, in fact, in donetsk, in gorlovka, healthcare facilities are suffering . arrivals also go to the territory of our institutions , and right next to it is one of the key things, in addition to restoring destroyed facilities. after all, this is bringing existing facilities in line with the standards of the russian

federation and overhaul. this and re-equipment to ensure that institutions already meet the standards of medical care. hi good afternoon. tell us how the restoration work is going . at what stage are we now? at the final stage , the commissioning of the engineering networks of the fire alarm system of the low voltage is being completed , the equipment is being placed. uh furniture, as far as i remember, we agreed on the standards and equipment of furniture equipment for the gynecological equipment right now, therefore the building, which is the first one we have under repair. so now the delivery of the first stage has been carried out. uh-huh, she is already on the installation leads himself. and so show that you have already finished. i see that clean

work is being done, you understand? second floor first floor, when we finish, when the whole. you want to really come here after 9 days. everything was washed, cleaned, all the flaws were eliminated. no. you still have general construction work going on assembling. because i will talk to the customer. i honestly don't

like it very much. when there were destructions starting from 14 15 16 17 with us we did not less than four times come across, look, it's uh-huh. these are all fragments or windows for the fourth time, they simply changed the windows, because the frame could no longer withstand. they just held out for one minute without stopping. here we saw the therapeutic surgical department. those who remained from the fourteenth year. who works no matter what. the medical school of donetsk, donetsk region, it was always strong and during the soviet union

, its times of ukraine and this time, 9 years that the dpr lived, the republic itself lived medical staff. he only increased the potential that they had to date in terms of the amount of assistance provided there, in addition to the explosive emergency assistance for receiving a large number of patients at once today. here is the experience, uh, the dpr, it is colossal and, probably, in no other subject of the russian federation today there is such an experience. all the doctors of the donetsk people's republic. these are the heroes, someone under fire, someone in a more peaceful life, but still they remained. they did not go there to the territory of the russian federation to ukraine personnel components personnel potential is any equipment any building. it can just stand there if there is no doctor, that's naturally the duty of every doctor there is a duty. we, as organizers, will continue to provide assistance, regardless of the situation under shelling in all our cities , which are flooded every day. doctors come

to work, an ambulance goes to the places where shelling has just taken place, that is , here, as it were, the dedication of our doctors she really is. i think you can say

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