equipment for carrying out the operation of changing explosive injuries. we had three doctors aleksey molodetsussia, is a guy who is still very young, even without completely completing his educational process, did not receive the final crust that he was a full-fledged doctor, he left the hospital in moscow , arrived and worked for a month. he takes off his hat, well done. well, azov was a quiet resort town until 2014, when neo-nazis from the national battalion settled in mariupol. azov, ukrainian shells flew into the city, a mine hit the hospital building, four employees received shrapnel wounds. they lived under shelling for 8 years. all time. they were waiting for military assistance from russia at the beginning of a special military operation, all personnel refused to be evacuated and remained at their workplaces on february 24. i woke up when i found out that this is all started. uh, i breathed a sigh of relief, because the day before i saw my family off to taganrog. i stayed here. and i didn't hope. the medical staff literally moved to the hospital; from two mariupol hospitals of the wou

equipment for carrying out the operation of changing explosive injuries. we had three doctors aleksey molodetsite from russia, is a guy who is still quite young, even without completely completing his educational process, did not receive the final crust that he was a full-fledged doctor, he left the hospital in moscow , arrived and worked for a month. he takes off his hat, well done. well, azov was a quiet resort town until 2014, when neo-nazis from the national battalion settled in mariupol. azov, ukrainian shells flew into the city, a mine hit the hospital building, four employees received shrapnel wounds. they lived under shelling for 8 years. all time. waited military assistance from russia at the beginning of a special military operation, all personnel refused to be evacuated and remained at their workplaces on february 24. i woke up when i found out that this is all started. uh, i breathed a sigh of relief, because the day before i saw my family off to taganrog. i stayed here. the medical staff literally moved to the hospital; civilians who were lying there in the basements, operated on

an operation to replace explosive injuries. we had three doctors from russia, one muscovite aleksey molodetswho, even quite young, did not even complete his educational process, but did not receive the final crust that he was a full-fledged doctor, he left the hospital in moscow , arrived and worked for a month. he takes off his hat, well done. well, in azov, a quiet resort town was until 2014, when neo-nazis from the national battalion settled in mariupol. azov, ukrainian shells flew into the city, a mine hit the hospital building, four employees received shrapnel wounds. they lived under shelling for 8 years. all time. they were waiting for military assistance from russia at the beginning of a special military operation, all personnel refused to be evacuated and remained at their workplaces on february 24. i woke up when i found out that this is all started. eh, i breathed a sigh of relief, because the day before i saw my family to taganrog and did not hope that i would see. my wife said that she never seen. the medical staff literally moved to the hospital ; . and at the same time, more t