and fast winds have consumed most of this village in eastern ukraine rather nadia and he recalled langkow of everything they own. there were flakes of fire flying in the air like a compartment not just here fires seem to jump from place to place. hundreds of firefighters and rescue crews rushed to save villages and their homes at 1st they successfully battle to the places back but the flames returned resuscitated by gusts of wind. up having to quickly we saw fire and the distance jumping from one patch to another changing direction and then moving closer it became dark as night. grecian has been a risky place to go for years because it's particularly under the control of pro russian separatists this village is just kilometers from frontline fighting between the separatists and to ukrainian forces. the local governor says he believes arson is to blame with the fires out president flowed in me as a lengthy came to survey the damage and to lend his support. i want to express my condolences to all the families all those who have lost loved ones because of these fires. and investigation into w

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