anton yaremchuk, co-founder of the public organization base

and help comes from anton yaremchuk. he co—founded the aid group base ua with friends.doing rescue missions on the front lines. they bring out sasha, a suspected stroke victim, who has had no medical help for five days. "sasha, don't be scared," says a relative. "everything is going to be fine." but sasha can no longer speak. are you worried that a lot of people will be left behind? that it willjust be too late to reach them? i know for sure, i know for sure that they will be left behind. i know that street fights will happen here for weeks or maybe months, and obviously these people shouldn't stay behind, but they will, and many of them will die orjust stay under horrible circumstances for ages. and those who remain are witnessing the death of their city. this was a community arts centre. lysychansk is being hollowed out by loss. and by anguish. a father cries out over the body of his adult son killed recently in the fields near home, by what looks like a russian cluster bomb attack. some still have time to grab their belongings and flee with their children. like nina,

and help comes from anton yaremchuk. he co—founded the aid group base ua with friends.ing rescue missions on the front lines. they bring out sasha, a suspected stroke victim, who has had no medical help for five days. "sasha, don't be scared," says a relative. "everything is going to be fine." but sasha can no longer speak. are you worried that a lot of people will be left behind? that it willjust be too late to reach them? i know for sure, i know for sure that they will be left behind. i know that street fights will happen here for weeks or maybe months, and obviously these people shouldn't stay behind, but they will, and many of them will die orjust stay under horrible circumstances for ages. and those who remain are witnessing the death of their city. this was a community arts centre. lysychansk is being hollowed out by loss. and by anguish. a father robbed of his son when the russians hit a field with a cluster bomb. killed by what looks like a russian cluster bomb attack. some still have time to grab their belongings and flee with their children. like nina, a mothe

yesterday, they have lost all hope of saving themselves without outside help, and help comes from anton yaremchuk , together with his friends, he founded the bas.ua aid group, they have been conducting a rescue mission on the front lines for two months, or a suspected stroke, he has been without medical care for five days, don't be afraid, everything will be okay sasha, don't be afraid - says his relative everything will be fine, but he can no longer speak. are you worried that many people will remain, that it will be too late to reach them, i know for sure that they will remain, i know that the street fights here will continue for weeks or maybe even months, it is clear that these people should not stay, but they will stay and many of them will die or simply live in terrible circumstances. and those who stayed are witnessing the death of their city. this was the city center of the arts of lysychansk. losses descend and mourning envelops the father crying over the body his adult son who died in the garden near the house and from what looks like a russian cluster bomb who still manages to grab his

and help comes from anton yaremchuk. he co—founded the aid group base ua with friends.missions on the front lines. they bring out sasha, a suspected stroke victim, who has had no medical help for five days. "sasha, don't be scared," says a relative. "everything is going to be fine." but sasha can no longer speak. are you worried that a lot of people will be left behind? that it willjust be too late to reach them? i know for sure, i know for sure that they will be left behind. i know that street fights will happen here for weeks or maybe months, and obviously these people shouldn't stay behind, but they will, and many of them will die orjust stay under horrible circumstances for ages. and those who remain are witnessing the death of their city. this was a community arts centre. lysychansk is being hollowed out by loss. and by anguish. a father robbed of his son when the russians hit a field with a cluster bomb. some still have time to grab their belongings and flee with their children. like nina, a mother of four, clutching her toddler katya. she and her family have just

work and for participating in the espresso tv channel's informational and analytical marathon anton yaremchuk , co-founder of the public organization baza yua we are moving on, but there is important news. therefore, the summit of the european union should be held soon, where the future fate of our potential membership in that is, it refers to granting ukraine the status of a candidate for joining the european union . of course, this is not full membership, but it is, so to speak, an extremely serious promise to marry with the european union is on the threshold of a historic decision regarding ukraine, said the head of the european commission, usula von der leyen. i hope that in 20 years, remembering these events, we will be able to say that we did the right thing, that is, we can see that there is hope. well, in the next couple of weeks, let's hope that no one will impose anything. and i see that they are starting gently, but still, euro officials, european officials, to process all responsible and relevant decisions regarding ukraine, persons and also officials in the relevant direction. no