they were evacuating civilians like these, life was cut short, now we have a resident of kursk, edgar bodrov, on the line, he evacuated hundreds of people from dangerous areas, edgar, hello, hello! hello, well, how many people did you manage to evacuate, or are you not counting, i understand, somehow it could be several - well , it probably sounds cynical, but nevertheless it is important to understand, somehow, yeah, the first few days it was somehow hard to even count, uh, how many left their homes, because we really acted as psychologists, as volunteers, as we tried to convey to people that it was unsafe, that it was really necessary for their lives, so in the first few days we basically... tried to load our cars as much as possible, to the point of placing people, guys, in trunks, and well, as much as possible, i think, at the moment, if you count how many trips there were in total, then on average we were able to take out about 200 people with our team, well, in general, in the mass local residents are understanding of the situation, that's how much time on average it takes to persuade

cross, well , volunteers are joining this very important, very necessary, very dangerous work, and edgar bodrov, our guest today, edgar, as far as i understand, you have assembled such a group of like-minded people, and you daily you make these raids, evacuation raids specifically to the combat zone, yes friends, hello, unfortunately, now are not the best times in our country, but this does not give us... a reason to be upset, does not give us a reason to panic, i don’t know, in our team it is accepted that every day we must do something useful, otherwise why do we need this day? an initiative group of guys on their own initiative just got together and decided that well, the time has come to serve our country after all and every day yes now we are taking guys out from under fire, from zones various military actions, well, plus ordinary people who do not want to be in those parts, it is not always necessary that... there were direct military actions, but people are simply worried about their safety, whether it is a 96-year-old grandmother, this is the maximum that we transported, whether it is i

edgar bodrov is our guest today, edgar, as far as i understand, you have gathered such a group of like-minded people, and you carry out these evacuation raids daily precisely into the combat zone. yes, friends, hello, unfortunately, now are not the best times in our country, but this does not give us a reason to be upset, this does not give us a reason to panic, i don’t know, in our team it is accepted that every day we have to do something useful, otherwise why do we need this day. an initiative group of guys on their own initiative just got together and decided that well, it's time to serve our country after all and every day, yes, now we take guys out from under fire. from the zone of various military actions, well, plus ordinary people who do not want to be in those parts, it is not always necessary that there be direct military actions, but people are simply worried about their safety, be it a 96- year-old grandmother, this is the maximum that we have transported, be it infants, we also take them out, that is , we don't care at all what information we receive, we process it, their path,

military are trying to help people escape from the fire, volunteers are working, today we talked to edgar bodrovguy from kursk, here they are... i can't get my head around it, ukrainian militants really are shooting to kill at civilian cars, just the other day they were taking out a wounded boy together with mom, the child is in a very serious condition, but the guys made it, they got there, a drone was hunting them, damaged the car, well, in general... this is something, the guys are traveling under threat of their own lives, unfortunately, there are losses among them, they lost four volunteers who died during this evacuation operation, let's listen to what edgar said. the work is organized, in fact , it is well-established, already at the moment, unfortunately, as much as possible from the point of view of safety, everything is as it is, from the point of view of just drive straight through. pick up, we do it all very quickly, an application comes in, we process it quickly, check through all our channels, if there really isn't a sabotage group waiting for us there, then we head there, how ukra

only message, the only call about that all the cities of the country unite, we have volunteer edgar bodroveers too, who are they, how did they appear around you? they can write to you from a real account of a person who is either no longer there or is in their captivity, asking to take out, save, help, there, come, we are going, we are arriving, all we get in response is heavy fire from both sides, unfortunately, there are real guys who are ours, so many deaths, losses, how many people were you able to bring out, recently, the last thing we brought out was three people, it was... for life, let's watch another story about another volunteer, indeed, thank god that we have many such people, there are such people began to engage in humanitarian aid from the very beginning of the special military operation since february of this year i live and work in donetsk, when this whole tragedy began on my native kursk land, my heart ached, my soul ached, and i decided to return to help here. a very large flow began refugees, here in the big hall there are people, internally displaced persons, more than