minute, but simon, let's talk- a minute, but simon, let's talk to you about the problems in the ambulance servicer view of the ambulance service in this country right now?— in this country right now? i think it is doing _ in this country right now? i think it is doing its _ in this country right now? i think it is doing its best _ in this country right now? i think it is doing its best at _ in this country right now? i think it is doing its best at a _ in this country right now? i think it is doing its best at a bad - in this country right now? i thinkj it is doing its best at a bad time. there _ it is doing its best at a bad time. there are — it is doing its best at a bad time. there are a — it is doing its best at a bad time. there are a lot of difficult situations, lots of bottlenecks, and if we cannot off—load patients into hospitals, — if we cannot off—load patients into hospitals, beconnected to patients waiting _ hospitals, beconnected to patients waiting -- — hospitals, beconnected to patients waiting —— we cannot get to nations waiting _ waiting —— we cannot get to nations waiting the —

>> people should not have to wait as long as they are for ambulance services and my secretary is tackling this issue and already laid out her priorities and sorting out the affluent services. >> can i welcome our new prime minister to her role and the front bench. this is cancer awareness month and as she knows cancer is the biggest killer of children under the age of 14. i wonder she could restate her commitment to publish a cancer strategy and a childhood cancer mission. >> cancer is a devastating disease, particularly heartbreaking when children have cancer and certainly, the strategy she talks about, the new health secretary will do all she can to help children with cancer. >> thank you. on the theme of children, she will note her time as children's minister, younger ones exposed to cold and damp housing are more likely to fall seriously ill and possibly die. child poverty has been growing. will she give a solemn. that there will be no child that will go to bed in a cold, damp house this winter and beyond because a parent cannot afford to put heating oil on? >> this is why it is so im

she has already laid out her she has already laid out her priorities, and sorting out the ambulance servicef them. >> dame caroline dinenage. dame caroline dinenage: may i, too, warmly welcome our new prime minister to her role, and indeed all her front benchers to theirs? september is childhood cancer awareness month, and, as my right honorable friend knows, cancer is still the biggest killer of children under the age of 14. will she restate her government's commitment to publishing a 10-year cancer strategy, and can that strategy embed a childhood cancer mission at its very heart? p.m. truss: cancer is a devastating disease, and it is particularly heartbreaking when children have cancer. we will certainly proceed with the strategy that my honorable friend has mentioned, and i know that our new health secretary will do all she can to help those children with cancer. tony lloyd: on the theme of children, the prime minister will know from her time as children's minister that children whose young lungs are exposed to cold and damp housing are more likely to fall seriously ill and possibly die

and we can see that the children are being take away taken away either or by the ambulance services and the papers are truly in their devastating gary. you can imagine as a parents you balance here and that kind of information has gone to one of you. if you were seeing this on verified footage right now, that there are some very upsetting things to be seen. so we should issue that warning. also the age of the children looking quite young around between 5 and 10 years of age. i would estimate, of course, has not been confirmed, then we're going to have the panic, panic, or children that don't know what's happening that when they're in their classrooms before the know it's a man dressed in black, just that in itself is scary. so he came in started sheets and children didn't know what to do. some were hiding under their desks and you can see that the children, some of them are clutching on their task and they're being taken out. some are injured. of course, we're still waiting to get final confirmation right now. how many have been wounded? how many have been killed? we can see the childre

the retired head teacher has spent more than a decade responding to 999 calls for the ambulance servicevolunteer group trained to give life—saving treatment to their community. how will you feel tomorrow when you are at the state funeral in london? i should imagine very choked up. emotional is probably the main word. honoured and emotional. westminster abbey, the state funeral of queen elizabeth ii... much like barbara, kevin's life is focused on volunteering, as well. he organised thousands of people to give up their time to help others during the pandemic. he had no idea he would end up being invited to the queen's funeral. a call on the landline which, of course, you only get calls when someone is trying to scam you on the landline, but it was the cabinet office, just saying, "would you like to come "to the queen's funeral?" it came completely out of the blue, very much like the honour came, and i was completely floored by it. the volunteers that kevin worked with did everything from delivering essential supplies to vulnerable people in his home city of leicester, to supporting the v

in ambulance service, so it is service to the crown-— ambulance service, so it is service to the crownhistory of public service, joan i to the crown. in such a proud family history of public service, joan and i history of public service, joan and pauline wanted to honour a woman who dedicated her life to the service of the nation. as they entered victoria gardens next to westminster, the queue ground to a halt. by the time they emerged, it was dark, almost six hours after they started queueing, it was finally time to go in. the quiet and westminster hall is striking. it is a mix of grief and gratitude. as they filed past the coffin, joan and pauline paused for a moment and crossed themselves. it was very solemn, very moving. just the quietness and the coffin just being there. i would like to go round again and be able to take it all in, because it is too much to take in. it all in, because it is too much to take in. . , , all in, because it is too much to take in. ., , ., take in. it was 'ust so moving. it 'ust take in. it was 'ust so moving. it just brings — take in. it wasjust so mov

region made another attempt, the third already in a row, respectively, from the national air ambulance serviceempt to reach the emergency group on the local volcano. well, the gale didn't let liny, uh, land the helicopter, and we were forced to retreat for tomorrow according to the weather forecast, safe, we'll try again. word to the representatives of the investigative committee investigative department of the investigative committee a criminal case has been opened in russia in the kamchatka territory on the fact of the death of six tourists while climbing the klyuchevskaya sopka volcano in the ust-kamchatsky region of the kamchatka territory, investigative actions are currently being carried out aimed at establishing in detail all the circumstances of the incident. well, in a couple of minutes, the broadcast will continue with a special report by olga kurlaeva , zaporozhye in september you will receive 2,000 rubles. alfa bank is the best mobile banking team of vtb is already well retired. it can also bring income, that if you transfer it to a reliable bank, the state will pay for the pension

believed to be in his 20s, they say, with gunshot wounds and gave emergency first aid until the ambulance servicedied later at 5.30 this morning and his next—of—kin have been informed. so, thatis next—of—kin have been informed. so, that is a murder investigation underway now in west kensington in london. charities in britain are warning they won't be able to operate in the face of rising energy prices. one community centre in nottingham says it's facing a gas and electricity bill of 85—thousand pounds, that's almost one hundred thousand dollars. our reporter hugh caswell went to speak to them. the lenton centre has been operated as a charity since 200a. it runs all sorts of classes and day sessions, but the pool in particular eats up a lot of energy. as you can see, it's quite a large swimming pool and the water's got to be kept at a temperature of 30 degrees, 2a hours a day, so the heating doesn't get switched off. the centre says it can't raise its prices because those who use it are disadvantaged and wouldn't be able to afford it. but the latest forecast for the centre's energy bills is eyewat

well, the russian teams of the ambulance service in belarus unite over 100,000 medics work on 1,000 teams a year, they perform up to 3 million trips. the assumption cathedral of the zhirovichi monastery is now scaffolding, yes, one of the oldest churches on the territory of belarus has finally reached a serious building tool. the pearl of the monastery prayer, which did not stop for a minute for 500 years, did not undergo a major overhaul in 1988. now they have taken up resuscitation b for the time being, the emphasis on the external appearance of the cathedral is replaced by a roof , restores facades and joinery, while maintaining authenticity. so instead of the eurowindow, a 19th-century frame will remain. the tree turned out to be stronger than the modern forest. those works are carried out at the expense of the republican budget, 6 million 600,000 belarusian rubles have been allocated, which we must master this year. the cost of the entire project is 9 million 600,000 belarusian rubles. it is planned to complete next year with landscaping and with all landscaping work in the month of

so as parents for arrive an ambulance services, the police officers of course. so now they're looking at the school, making sure that there is no one who still hide. and perhaps that doesn't know that the shoots are shots or something. because initially this man came interest all in black. he shops of the security guard 1st from what we understand. then he went into classroom, started shooting there, and after he left from one classroom, there were reports that they were still shots fired, so the students were hiding. the didn't know what to do. so maybe someone got away and it's still hiding somewhere else from shaw component because the students that were talking about they're very, very young, they're only their only children. so right now they're working out the scene and of course we'll see there's like logical help that will be needed. but at least we know is that, thankfully, if i can say like that, the sheets are shots from self, so we will not hear about any more casualties. hopefully it will just stick to the 6 that we know now 20 wounded. right now we

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every tenth respondent noted that he seeks help from the ambulance service, in addition, residents ofan apply to other services. these are medical diagnostic centers familiar to doctors. naturally, the reception rooms of hospitals at the polyclinic at the place of work are specialized distance workers. about 5% more is recognized. the results of a sociological survey also showed that belarusians do not go anywhere and carry out treatment on their own, there is an understanding that a person is primarily responsible for his own health this position was supported by almost all respondents, and only slightly more than 4% admitted that they do nothing for their health. attention to health is supported, first of all, by a mobile lifestyle, control of one's diet, avoidance of bad habits and regular medical examinations. respondents also take care of their psycho-emotional state. every fifth belarusian observes the daily routine. by the way, more than 12% more often than residents of other regions, people from other regions are engaged in physical education and sports and hardening, and more

volunteers, stewards and metropolitan police officers dotted around, about 30 first aid tents and ambulance servicesround to make sure that the people in the queues are safe and being protected. i was speaking to one person who has been in the queue all night, how long have you been in the queue for? >> over ten hours. over ten hours. and for the ladiy of our nation our most respect. the inspiration for many free speaking people of the world. she fought for all the rights of the individuals. and so it is an honor to walk here and pay my respects to her. >> reporter: and just how important is it for you to have that opportunity? because of course there will be a lot of people who will be watching on tv but unable to make it over here. >> it is a once in a lifetime moment. and you've got to take it while it is here because it will never come again. and something that can never be taken away from the people paying this homage and respect to our queen elizabeth. and we can pass it on to generations, pass her memory on to grandchildren and their grandc grandchildren, this moment of this event. >> reporte

. >> we're just looking at some images coming from naples, florida where the ambulance services are, they've been flooded as well, to give an idea of how extensively flooding from the storm surge has been. but the county gave a mandatory evacuation order from some of the areas. is there any idea how many people decided not to follow the orders? folks >> folks around here that know that when we order a mandatory evacuation, you have people here, i'm sure you saw some of the video footage where people are partying down on key west as the waves are crashing over the top and i think it's kind of funny. we get a lot of seasonal folks down here who would never live through a hurricane and maybe they think they're gonna ride it out with a hurricane party or whatnot. i would say john that's the exception but not the rule. but those exceptions are what our first responders have to respond to when folks realize they're in over their heads. we had some calls for our first responders, and we were helping lee county as being reported by your staff, because when they started to become overwhelmed,

even the fire department, where the ambulance services are, they've been flooded as well.t an idea of how extensive the flooding help from the storm surge has been. but the candid the did issue a mandatory evacuation order for some areas. is there any idea how many residents did not follow that? how many residents decide to ride out the storm? and is their concern for their safety given the storm surge? >> folks around, hear when there's a mandatory evacuation, they take it seriously. but you have a lot of seasonal people. you have people here, i mean, i'm sure you saw some of the video footage where, you know, people are partying down on key west as the waves are crashing over the top. they think it's sort of funny. you know, we get a lot of those seasonal folks here who have never lived through a hurricane. and initially, it does not seem that. that's the thing they're going to write it out. but the hurricane authority and whatnot -- i will say, john, that's the exception and not the rule. but those exceptions are what our first responders have to respond to when those f

the third is already in a row together with the national air ambulance service.to reach, uh, the emergency group at the local volcano, but unfortunately the gale did not allow, uh, to land the helicopter, and we were forced to retreat for tomorrow according to the weather forecast. we will try again in the village of keys. now there is a helicopter of medicine, disasters with rescuers and doctors, as well as a group of employees of the fire and rescue unit of the ministry of emergency situations in russia, both aircraft are planning to land at the maximum permitted height so that the rescuers can undergo further acclimatization before climbing. in addition, on the night of september 4, a consolidated ground group was sent to the kamchatka region, which included 15 personnel. of the kamchatka rescue center of the russian emergencies ministry and nine employees of the search and rescue team of the main directorate of the russian emergencies ministry for the kamchatka territory, the ground team on highly passable vehicles is moving to the mark of 1.200 m. there, the

the department has been great with the ambulance service the 9910 program. we are blessed to have such support from the command staff so we appreciate that. that saturday we have special guest speaker maly on cohen will be there and dj and great food and auction and donations from people that added up to a lot and we're proud of that so we're always looking for more so go online and purchase the tickets and celebrate with us for the 50th anniversary and thank you for having us today. >> thank you. >> nice job you guys. thank you. [applause] >> strong work. >> do you have a question? >> yes. >> vice president nakajo please. >> thank you very much madam president. thank you very much for your presentation president davis. i wanted to give a comment but i also had some questions as well. my comments is how much i and i know our colleagues on the commission enjoyed this presentation. for myself it's been something i have been looking forward to. i also wanted to comment that i really appreciate the format of your presentation by allowing -- excuse me, that's not

the third is already in a row, respectively, from the national air ambulance service, an attempt to reachp at the local volcano. but, unfortunately, the storm leader did not allow, uh, the helicopter to land, and we were forced to retreat for tomorrow. weather forecast, favorable. we will try again in the village of keys. now there is a helicopter of medicine, accidents with rescuers and doctors, as well as a group of employees of the fire and rescue department of the russian emergencies ministry, both sides plan to land on the maximum permitted height, so that the rescuers could go through further acclimatization before climbing. in addition, on the night of september 4, a vault was sent to the ust-kamchatsky region. ground team, which includes 15 people of the personnel of the kamchatka rescue center of the russian emergencies ministry and nine employees of the search and rescue team of the main directorate of the russian emergencies ministry for the kamchatka territory . one of the most difficult to climb and without good preparation, such a route can be deadly tours organized by a com

one of those is stuart mclellan who works for the scottish ambulance service.ded an mbe this year for his lifesaving work. stuartjoins me now. there are and have been great moments of history in westminster abbey and this will surely be one of the most memorable. and you were one of the select few. how does it make you feel? of the select few. how does it make ou feel? , ., , ., of the select few. how does it make ou feel? , .,, ., , , you feel? yes, it was a pretty surreal experience, _ you feel? yes, it was a pretty surreal experience, to - you feel? yes, it was a pretty surreal experience, to be - you feel? yes, it was a pretty| surreal experience, to be fair, you feel? yes, it was a pretty i surreal experience, to be fair, to be part of a historic moment like that. i never imagined i would have witnessed what i witnessed today. incredible to be part of the queens funeral down at westminster abbey today. funeral down at westminster abbey toda . ., , ., today. how did you get the invitation _ today. how did you get the invitation and _ today. how did you get

number that is going to, that is going to rise more people that, that need help and yet ambulances rescue services are unable to get to them. because ukrainian shelling continues, the russian ministry of defense says that the ukrainian drone was she overhead. as the shelling began and presumably directed the shelling, it must have seen the the convoys of civilian vehicles. these are parts again a part of the thousands and thousands of people that have elected to flee havoc of province as ukrainian forces have advanced in order to escape from the potential purges, purges, sometimes deadly purges that we have seen in areas recaptured by ukrainian forces where they target any when they deem to have been friendly with russian forces. according to local officials, ukraine has also shelled a number of residential areas in her son. this footage shows the aftermath of the attack authority say at least 6 people were wounded as a college and a residential building will hit. one person remains in a critical condition and in the city of denise, the park in hotel was struck and damaged along with nearby park c

and we will also be exploring the creation of an ambulance auxiliary service. the a cd of priorities that affect most people's experiences of the nhs and social care. first ambulances, people's experiences of the nhs and social care. firstambulances, i want to reduce the social care. first ambulances, i want to reduce the waiting time to patients and imply a laser—like focus on delays. so ambulances are getting back on the road, getting back to patients whether it needed most. ouranalysis back to patients whether it needed most. our analysis shows that a5% of the delays are occurring in just 15 hospital trusts. that is why the local nhs will be doing intensive work with those trusts to create more capacity in hospitals, the equivalent of 7000 more beds by this winter through a combination of freeing up beds with a focus on discharge and people also staying at home and being monitored remotely through the sort of technology that played such an important role during the pandemic. in addition, when patients call 999, speed of answering is critical, so we will be i

every tenth respondent noted that they apply for help from the service medical ambulance, in additionresidents of the country can contact other services. these are medical diagnostic centers familiar to doctors. naturally, the emergency rooms in the hospital polyclinic at the place of work are specialized dispensaries. about 5% more is recognized. the results of the sociological survey also showed that belarusians do not go anywhere and carry out treatment on their own, there is an understanding that a person is primarily responsible for his own health, this position was supported by almost all respondents and only a little more than 4% admitted that they do nothing for their health, attentive attitude to health is supported, first of all, by a mobile lifestyle, control of their diet, avoidance of bad habits and regular medical examinations. respondents also take care of their psycho-emotional state. every fifth belarusian observes the daily routine. by the way, more than 12% more often than residents of other regions, people from other regions are engaged in physical education, sport

she has already laid out her priorities in sorting out the ambulance service is one of them. she will know from her time - cancer. on the theme of children, she will know from her time as i she will know from her time as children's minister that young longo is exposed to cold and damp housing are more likely to fall ill and possibly die and child poverty has been growing during her time in various offices. will she give a solemn pledge, no evasion that there will be no child that will go to bed in a cold, damp house this winter and beyond because their parents cannot afford to put the heating on? this is why it is so important that we do tackle the issue of energy, and i will make sure that people are able to afford their energy bills at the same time as dealing with the long—term supply issues to make sure that we are resilient in energy and never get into this position again. is the standard practice of the european union that when they cannot get their way in negotiations with the uk they play for time and wait for a new leader who they hope will have a different view to t

, and the ambulance service is an emergency service.out, and for the video, self-isolation is needed with a positive test. now voluntary 7 days. at the same time, a group at work or a class at school, a group in a kindergarten, if several people fall ill at once under supervision , is already taken by rospotrebnadzor if some kind of focal incidence is formed, and already on an individual basis, and specialists from the territorial bodies of rospotrebnadzor take measures. there may be some additional examination, additional, and isolation contact, where to carry out this isolation is better. in a separate room, both adults and children, the rules of hygiene are the same, they will help not to infect. frequent washing of hands with soap use of antiseptics in order to treat the door handles we use a mask it is mandatory to change the mask as it gets dirty, but at least twice a day you can also call 122. barely call directly. to the police, it really hits very seriously both the respiratory cardiovascular system and the system, and there is

it took me a long time to try to understand that between the other ambulance services in our departmenthat number. and to have that come back at 85% share of our market, is significant as well as the hiring of the members to be able to increase and be comprehensive. to me these are all big deals. first time i have heard about a baby being delivered in safe shelter. significant. does it hit the headlines, the chronicle, but it's significant. i like your format. realizing that it's your first time in your format. i like your format because it presents in clarity to necessity with -- especially with ems and para medicine. there were reports, last one by ems captain mill wood and reminds me of what they are. it takes a while, but these teams, sort overdose team, wellness response team, tenderloin command center. i'm talking always about our department. but when the reports are dpw participates mta police department, san francisco, i don't know -- maybe i have heard it. so what is -- >> homeless outreach team. >> what is fest? >> >> it's an outreach team contracted by the department of healt

dead and a few wounded, that is, they are hitting aimingly waiting for the emergency to arrive services, ambulanceurnalists and ukrainian militants open fire again. they beat at petrovka in the neighboring kirovsky district in the kiev region at the abakumov mine a blow was struck. two men of eighty-seven of eighty- eighth years of birth died there. they also hit gorlovka and under the blow of yasinovataya shelling continues and continues quite intensively stanislav bernul alt andrey potapov andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko to lead. donetsk people's republic of the ministry of defense published new footage of the transfer units of the russian army in the kharkov direction, the crews of heavy transport helicopters mi-26 deliver personnel and military equipment, including armored personnel carriers, infantry and airborne combat vehicles, as well as flamethrower systems. the cover of the air column is provided by attack helicopters ka-52 alligator under heavy pressure is held by the enemy gunners of the western military district. the ministry of defense showed footage of howitzer 100b, firing is carrie

there cream yes that is or something else he gets out the car motorcade motorcyclist security service ambulance this goes to the country house of a person who used to ride the subway the day before yesterday, yes, yes, do you think, my god, how cool am i, right, how cool am i ? it was meant to be because i'm the only one who knows how to run this country, that's why i'm here, and you're here. because if you start thinking that you're some kind of slob who was given a position, you really start to lose your mind. and this is psychological compensation, it's very dangerous, because a real politician is a person who makes himself again, he can return to the figure of zelenskyi, whom the russians love so much. zelenskyi did himself there all his life . he did himself. that's what he does. then he went out to pursue a political career. that's right, it's definitely not a question for the russians. a question for us, but a person was engaged in his development gradually, he reached certain obvious successes, yes, some two crowns, but he was a minister there, a big businessman here, or trump. yes, thi

it took me a long time to try to understand that between the other ambulance services in our departmentto look at that number. and to have that come back at 85% share of our market, is significant as well as the hiring of the members to be able to increase and be comprehensive. to me these are all big deals. first time i have heard about a baby being delivered in safe shelter. significant. does it hit the headlines, the chronicle, but it's significant. i like your format. realizing that it's your first time in your format. i like your format because it presents in clarity to necessity with -- especially with ems and para medicine. there were reports, last one by ems captain mill wood and reminds me of what they are. it takes a while, but these teams, sort overdose team, wellness response team, tenderloin command center. i'm talking always about our department. but when the reports are dpw participates mta police department, san francisco, i don't know -- maybe i have heard it. so what is -- >> homeless outreach team. >> what is fest? >> >> it's an outreach team contracted by the departm

a lot of honor i did an alternative service, an ambulance saw yours.le. and now i have practice i'm learning. how much did you tell you? i did not say. can i see? she skated better than she walked. she's a real rider, maybe you know who i'm with in the evening there was a meeting, we were talking with some friend, she didn’t really communicate with her peers, only with old children. she didn't work. i never understood. why is this girl talking to old people? or not? please, why? well, they just told us that maryana had no relatives, we had to make an identification . let's go without me. you better go to the social service, i don't want to see her dead. mariana will not come. what is it capable of? saturday and sunday at 12:35 on the channel russia if you are ready for a new life, big changes are already behind the door. knock knock, let the changes into your house. you are waiting for surprises. we will come up with a phase until i give you modest requests so that we have a place to play all sorts of shelters. fountains in the kitchen, we are waiting

stuart mclellan of the scottish ambulance service, talking to me earlier.y took place in windsor, tonight, as the queen was finally laid to rest. earlier the famous long walk was packed, with thousands of peoplejoining members of the armed forces to watch her final journey into the castle. my colleague reeta chakrabarti has been out among the crowds today, as windsor remembered its most famous resident. the view from the long walk, recorded by thousands of devotees. this was not a crowd of world leaders or dignitaries but of ordinary people who came to say goodbye. i've been quite emotional through most of it, actually, to tell you the truth. which is generally not me, so... and you. yeah, absolutely, yeah. yeah, wejust had to come up to witness it, like. it made me feel very- emotional, but it was nice to see her come home - and to say my final goodbye. and she will be with - philip soon, won't she? so they'll be together. earlier in the day, a different mood prevailed, of anticipation and even festivity. some had evidently been here for hours, but young,

ukraine shelled at once and then 30 minutes shelled this same area again as an emergency services and ambulances were trying to help the people that were wounded . own all the shelling continues as we speak, but not in the center at the moment. showing contin continues along the front line, which is right on the outskirts of the city of damascus. remote in many thanks to those details. thou correspondent in don. yes. can raymond caseres queen elizabeth, the eldest son is to be officially proclaimed king charles the 3rd on saturday. carney, 73 years old chance will be the oldest royals be declared king in british history. what person has begun a 10 day morning period to mark the passing of queen elizabeth, who died on thursday at the age of 96 at belmont castle in scotland. she was the nation's longest serving monarch with her reign, having spanned at 7 decades. supporters have been gathering outside london's buckingham palace and others have been laying flowers at british embassies worldwide. moscow and paris have also hosted ceremonies in her honor and vladimir putin has expressed his condolenc

the ambulances have retained service there now. we actually had another hospital that was taking on water in the emergency room this morning too. so we're fortunate but we've been doing a lot of rescues in subdivisions and both our county and city of kissimmee and moving persons out and getting them shelter locations throughout the day today. so thank you for our firefighters and our law enforcement personnel for making those rescues today. >> let's talk about the first responders in kissimmee because they've been rescuing people from the dangerous floodwaters all day. i want you to take a listen to how one county resident described her family's struggle for safety. take a listen. >> we managed to get as many people as possible out. like literally we were carrying, my husband and my children, we were carrying other people's kids above their heads. people were trapped inside. elderly, wheelchair. >> elderly people, children trapped. are you hearing a lot of these sorts of stories as well? >> yes. throughout the day, jake. we're hear

more dead and several wounded, that is, they are hitting aimingly waiting for the emergency services of the ambulance fire journalists to arrive and open fire. again, here, uh, in the kalininsky district, breaks are also restlessly heard somewhere nearby. well, it's worth mentioning that donetsk has been terrorizing since the morning, ukrainian militants have been hitting petrovka in the neighboring kirovsky district in the kiev region in the abakumov mine 18:00 a blow was struck. two men of eighty- seven of eighty-eighth years of birth died there. they also fought from early morning in gorlovka and under the blows of the bluish shells continue and continue quite intensively stanislav bernald. andrey potapov andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko news. donetsk people's republic residents of the liberated districts of the kharkov region received a new batch of humanitarian aid. it was delivered by the russian military to the distribution center for the autumn season, stationery was brought in . and warm clothes, food and other goods were laid out in separate packages, to receive a set, you just need to presen

few more dead and a few wounded, that is, they beat aimingly waiting for the emergency services to arrive. ambulance fire journalists and open fire. again ukrainian militants. they beat on petrovka in the neighboring kirov region in the kiev region , a blow was struck at the abakumov mine. two men of 87-88 years of birth died there. they also hit gorlovka and under blows and guilty shelling. continue and continue quite intensively, stanislav birtuald andrey potapov andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko news landing in the kharkiv region, and immediately the sides are unloaded, on which special engineering equipment for armored repair, revacation vehicles and infantry fighting vehicles are delivered in the sky at that time attack helicopters ka-52 roam. and this is a video frame of users of telegram channels from the territory controlled by the kiev regime in a hospital in kiev taking the wounded as a result of attempts to attack the apu in the kharkov direction, as well as the kherson hospital in kharkov odessa and nikolai are already overcrowded, there is a message, that a unit is not far away to free up

several more dead and several wounded, that is, they beat aimingly waiting for the emergency services of the ambulance fire journalists to arrive and open fire. again, here e in the kalininsky district also discontinuities can be heard restlessly somewhere nearby. well, it's worth mentioning that donetsk has been terrorizing since the morning, ukrainian militants have been hitting petrovka in the neighboring kirovsky district in the kiev region in the abakumov mine 18:00 a blow was struck. two men of eighty- seven of eighty-eighth years of birth died there. they also fought from early morning in gorlovka and under the blow of yasinovataya shelling continues and continues quite intensively stanislav bernald. andrey potapov andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko lead. donetsk people's republic the authorities of the liberated territories of the kharkiv region urged residents to leave their homes in the war zone in the administration say that ukrainian nationalists are making more and more attempts to destroy cities and towns in recent days of intensity. shelling increased five times the local authorities. also

on its territory, the fire service has some ambulances running there.ports that there is no messages, there is no information about any emergency situation , nevertheless, please share how it is now , with the npp in particular, well, in general. unfortunately, the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant has become such an epicenter the attention of the russians and their propaganda and they actively spread fakes literally yesterday they appeared that there was some kind of emergency situation in which they usually blamed ukraine, but already yesterday energoatom denied this information he said that in principle there was a situation there yesterday from what they say the russian pavliks, at the same time, are the rashists themselves, they are constantly shelling the station and the territory from the station, therefore, in principle, i think that here it is worth reading only official sources, the situation there is not clear, because in principle, zaporizhia is here on the power plant remains such a trump card for the rashists in order to threaten not only z

few more dead and a few wounded, that is, they beat aimingly waiting for the emergency services to arrive, ambulancee journalists and open fire again, and now here in the kalininsky district, explosions are also restlessly heard somewhere nearby. well, it’s worth saying that since the morning today they’ve been terrorizing donetsk, uh, ukrainian militants were hitting in petrovka in the neighboring kirovsky district in the kiev region at the abakumov mine at 18:00 a blow was struck. two men of eighty-seven of eighty-eighth years of birth died there. they also hit gorlovka from early morning and under the blow of yasinovataya shelling continues and continues quite intensively stanislav bernald. andrey potapov andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko lead. donetsk people's republic of north korea declared itself a nuclear state the country's leader and kim jong-un announced at the same time, on the anniversary of the founding of the dprk on september 9, pyongyang declares that it will never disarm. natalya goncharova figured out who the north korean gift was intended for. a turning point in pyongyang's politics

ambulance crews of the operational service are working and now there is a direct connection from donetsk to my colleague of our battleship alexander bilibov. hello sasha. what's the latest information? hello evgenia, right now we are at the scene of a crime at the site of another war crime of the formation of the kiev regime, which today again hit the center of donetsk on the next aggression of the ukrainian military in the gunners' sight of the mustache, and the very center of the kuibyshev region. donetsk square baku komissarov's review with my back you can see a grocery store in a direct hit, which had a ukrainian shell, near the bus stop there were people at the moment it is known that at least 13 people died, among whom two children are still known that three people were injured, where they beat, ukrainian the military is completely incomprehensible. there are no military installations here. here you can see a grocery store behind me. let's honestly turn around here is the very square of the baku pharmacy commissars, stop public transport. the blow was aimed. this can be said based