recipient, because the operation consists of seven doctors who moved from the capital hospital to lutskhole team that provides a long process of preparation for organ transplantation and the postoperative period, their manager recalls that the transplant was planned for february 24, but the first explosion sounded and that was it canceled, the doctors did not risk the lives of the patients at the time of the start of the war, there were about 30 people in our department, it is clear that no one was prepared, this is how the patients began to be lowered into the basement two days after the transplant, with drains, we took monitors, drips, set up an improvised resuscitation in the basement, there they during the period between the bombings, we went up to the ward. it was a nightmare. for three weeks, the doctors lived in the hospital with their patients, says surgeon anton kovaltsev. his war found him on duty in in the first days of the war, patients told me that there were already russian troops in my village, i should not go anywhere, we continued to send out transplanted patients, we t

. details tv channel inter marathon only news a team of transplant specialists from kyiv moved to lutsk to the war, it is possible that doctors from the capital in volyn are operating on patients who have long been they were waiting for an organ transplant, they say they didn't leave their jobs at the kyiv regional hospital until the end because they couldn't leave patients in danger, but they didn't risk doing extremely complex surgical interventions under fire either, how and where the medical specialists were set up, see the story, look at the broken equipment and the sea of ​​blood on the road oleksiy managed to escape from slavutych when he was captured by the russians, now he is in the volyn regional clinical hospital here, waiting for a kidney transplant on dialysis for over a year, normal, not very good. oleksiy was treated with antibiotics at the transplant center at the kyiv regional hospital, but his doctors had to move to lutsk because of the war. now they are preparing their patient for surgery. oleksiy has a father who agrees to give him a kidney. actually, we are preparin

but now the husband has already been buried, now the family lives in lutsk, recovering little by little from what they experienced, and above all, they dream of victory, however, they still do not dare to return to buchi. why did they tell our kateryna kurbanova ? live long , so don't worry, his posthumous photo with a bicycle on the road shook the whole world that day. 58-year-old mykhailo went to the military commissariat , he says, for three days to sign up for the local teroborona, because after several days in the basement due to constant shelling and rocket explosions, he decided to defend native city from the mature occupiers, but he didn't make it from the apartment building from the second floor, he was shot at, er, my son-in-law, my sasha ran and survived, er, well, we still got a bullet in the head, decided to go to our car and drive away, it doesn't work, you can't understand it a human human mind a human heart is when she left well, thank god that we left, uh, i at all well, i don't stop praying, because if we had stayed there for a couple more days, i'm not sure that we wo

occupation, when they are going to return home, vadym panafiv will tell victoria batury, 48, from lutsk, a woman with her family. and these are 10 people who arrived in march. the family received temporary shelter. victoria herself is now helping in the kitchen in one of the hostels. tells about the morning of february 24. my husband has already called. well, with such a calm voice, you are already going to work. i woke up ilyusha for school. she says, well , i try not to wake up and don't go to work. in the basement, the electricity went out in a few days, the water and gas, food was cooked on the street on the fire, chronicles of the war, the fifth day, around the property, today everything came under fire for dinner . we are getting ready to have dinner. mine and he says now he will shoot and there was a sheet nearby and something like that was lying . we started to cover this fire, some relatives died - says victoria, one man literally died in the hospital from injuries received after the bombings, the other was killed by the russian military just on the road when he was driving by

the forty-first about 1,500 ethnic ukrainians, in which the bolsheviks allegedly machine-gunned in lutskhere are no documents here indicating the involvement of the nkvd. so, well, it can be regarded. like another bloody show. it could have been the germans. it could be ukrainian nationalists, then the nazis did everything to demonize the soviet union by killing people represented this in to their press, as the atrocities of the red army of the nkvd and now let's look at the headlines of the current western, in particular the canadian press, the massacre in the butch with russia there can be no compromises, as if the authors of the krakow news wrote their hands tied, and legs and a bullet in the head - this is in the national post english canadian newspaper. despite the fact that the other day even the british curtain mentioned that there were no bullets in the bodies of those killed in the storm, and the arrows were flashed from artillery shells, and the ukrainian side. we remember especially and didn't deny that bill was the best of guns, but no, ottawa only sees what it wants to see f

here, including here, uh, just like that, together with lev lutsk and other different places, otherwisehreat remains for the same transnistria and for odessa and for the black sea coast. this does not smile at us at all. yes now colleagues one second. when did you start to analyze, but these polish gestures, you said something else about belarus and the very thing about the kaliningrad region, and this is like and this is for them why and this is a competent dream, as i understand it, and he is already involved in this matter and germany potentially about the kaliningrad region there are some phantom pains among the germans. well, you seriously think that now someone is ready to think that, at certain distances, in response to our doctrine, you understand, but that appetites are growing. and this is not madness that is now discussed. this is also insanity. here the polish troops in ukraine, it is clear that we also announced that we would strike at the very headquarters. they understand that they are being set up when they planted american nuclear warheads, and those the most, but by nu

we would be alive, and for a month and a half the family has been living in one of the centers in lutskor people who left their homes or to save themselves. mykhailo 's old mother was told later, because they say otherwise. right now how much has already passed 40 less more has passed, well, my heart is going to go to sleep and cry, then i have already arrived 33 days bucha was under occupation, and mykhailo's body, which was the rest of the civilians, was lying where the bullet of the russian inhumans found it, we managed to bury him properly only a week ago, we spent a few hours somewhere near the morgue there are refrigerators that are completely filled with black bags, everything just smelled of death in lutsk, the family is slowly recovering from the horrors, they are trying to live on and beyond the shadow they dream of victory over the rashists so that the children of the woman and our brave warriors still don't want to return to their native buchi and don't know when the whole house will dare, but morally i'm not ready yet, and when i know that on that playground where my childr

in the most independent one - this is uzhgorod lviv chervonohrad lutsk koven, experts analyzed the transportrs in the west of the country and found vulnerable points in each in the form of more than 20 railway bridges. here they are on the map. as you can see in the lvov volyn vinnitsa regions, as well as in transcarpathia, experts assure that if all these crossings are destroyed, the supply of resources for the armed forces will be paralyzed, and this is extremely important considering. how much foreign technology is still promising to ukraine now the pentagon has approved another $800 million military aid package . these are over 70 howitzers, about one and a half hundred thousand artillery shells, and the latest drones. so the strikes on the railways of ukraine were a reaction to the actions of the west , experts explain. it is clear that father's blows? uh, well, it’s not so easy to break this entire transport network, but with a systemic fire impact , various cumulative effects arose when the supply rate will inevitably fall during system shocks. even from the point of view of the opera

respectively, large railway junctions in the most independent one are uzhgorod, lviv, chervonograd, lutsk, the experts analyzed the transport corridors in the west of the country and found vulnerable points in each of them in the form of more than 20 railway bridges. here they are on the map. as you see in lvivska volynska in the vinnytsia region, as well as in transcarpathia, experts assure that if all these crossings are destroyed, the supply of resources for the armed forces will be paralyzed, and this is extremely important, considering. how much foreign technology is still promising now? the pentagon approved another $800 million military aid package . these are over 70 howitzers, about one and a half hundred thousand artillery shells, and the latest drones. so the strikes on the railways of ukraine were a reaction to the actions of the west , experts explain, what is the father of their strikes? uh, well no it’s so easy to break all this transport, but with a systemic level of impact, a kind of communicative effect, when the supply rate will inevitably fall during systemic strikes.

belarusian cities, grodno and brest were polish at that time and the current lands and western ukraine lutsk exactly ternopil ivano-frankivsk at that time stanislav and, of course lviv everything. this would have remained history, if in poland it had not come to life before our eyes, then a map would be put on the train car, where lviv was marked as part of polish territory, then at the warsaw airport they would put up the same map with oriental chairs back in 2008 it was warsaw that imposed the program of the so-called eastern partnership on the european union. although many, including myself in strasbourg, brussels, have repeatedly publicly spoken at the site of the european parliament, that this eastern partnership will bring ukraine first before the civil war, then before the collapse, and directly indicated the interest of poland. just to seize part of the territory of ukraine, chop off a piece of ukrainian land for themselves again. meanwhile, the movement of military equipment is already noticed on polish roads, and if in march american units were massively transferred from germany to

slovakia and romania, large railway junctions in the most independent of this uzhgorod lviv chervonograd lutskovel according to experts, the destruction of bridges across the dnieper is only part of a comprehensive solution. in the end, across the river, you can build a crossing and even try to drag equipment and ammunition through forests and swamps, but it is obvious that the destruction of supply routes for the grouping of the armed forces, an important task should be the infrastructure in the west of the country between ukraine and neighboring countries. there are many railway corridors and each has a critical point in the form of a railway bridge. in total, such key bridges, 21 withdrawal of these crossings and building disrupt supply chains. in my opinion. correct enough so time-tested and history alone, the battle of kursk suggests that the rail war has always justified you when conducting, especially large-scale offensive operations, and russia is now conducting an offensive operation in the donbass. in addition, the destruction of bridges. in general, it is also quite effective due to

detonation sites were found and five more such mines, the second explosion occurred in the makariv lutsk district , there a team of electricians was restoring electricity and went to field road according to the alleged such tragedies in the de-occupied territory are recorded almost every day, nine enemy attacks were repulsed on april 28 by the servicemen of the joint forces, also ukrainian defenders destroyed six tanks, 12 units of armored vehicles, an artillery system and an anti-aircraft installation, in addition, air defense units shot down one plane in the sky of the ukrainian donbass cruise missile and five pilotless russian troops are continuously shelling kharkiv oblast, according to the head of the local military administration oleg sinogubov today in kharkiv, two people were killed, four more were wounded, there are three dead and seven wounded among the civilian population of the region, blue-lipped noted that despite the constant shelling and the risk, communal services are restoring critical infrastructure every day, repairing roofs, closing broken windows and clearing street

at the most independent is uzhgorod lviv chervonograd lutsk koven, experts analyzed the transport corridorsst of the country and found vulnerable points in each of them in the form of more than 20 road bridges. here they are on the map. as you can see, in the lviv volyn region in the vinnitsa region, as well as in transcarpathia, experts assure that if all these crossings are destroyed, the supply of resources for the armed forces will be paralyzed, and this does not matter, considering. how many foreign technicians still promise ukraine now the pentagon approved another package of war aid to 800 million dollars. these are over 70 howitzers, about one and a half hundred thousand artillery shells, and the latest drones. so the strikes on the railways of ukraine became a reaction to the actions. western experts explain that father strikes? uh, well, it's not so easy to break this entire network of uh transport, but with a systemic fire impact, a kind of cumulative effect, when the supply rate will inevitably fall during systemic strikes. even in terms of work, you still need serious transport

here i am not a professional historian, again there is polish statehood, but again, the same lviv, lutsk, and so on. all this at one time left uzhgorod there hungary cherkasy is bukovina is romania and we are now we are now they are among themselves. we will not go into this wilds now, i want to say in another way, if they are already working on this scenario in my opinion, then this scenario suggests that they no longer expect that the kiev regime will hold out, that is, they do not expect that ukraine will keep the same statehood, oh, which, by the way, i want to remind, our president has repeatedly said that if ukraine continues to behave like a terrorist state, then it is quite possible that the question of preserving statehood will be raised. it is clear that no one in their right mind and, thank god, will not come out, unlike any arrest officers and so on, and say that in 2 months you will not have statehood , no, but the format itself. uh, fulfilling our tasks as part of a special military operation. in my opinion. he corrects himself every time now we control, zaporizhzhia, what

here i am not a professional historian, again there is polish statehood, but again the same lviv , lutsk. all this in due time, no need, uzhgorod is hot there, cherkasy is bukovina, this is romania and we are now we are now they are among themselves it will take me a very long time to figure it out. we are not going to go into these wilds now, i want to say in another way, if they are already working on this scenario , in my opinion, then this scenario suggests that they no longer expect that the kiev regime will hold out, that is, they do not expect that ukraine will retain the very statehood, which, by the way, i want to remind our president has repeatedly said that if ukraine continues to behave like a terrorist state, then it is quite possible that the question of statehood. it is clear that no one in their right mind and thank god will come out, unlike any aristoviches and so on, to say that in 2 months you will not have statehood, no, but the format itself, uh, the fulfillment of our tasks as part of a special military operation . in my opinion. every time he corrects what we contr

they launched a train more, which shows a historically correct map of the country of lvov exactly and lutske as polish, while some experts. they say that the scenario of capturing warsaw western ukraine maybe but i have repeatedly emphasized that the over-risenon could be excluded at the initiative of the russian side. so this is an initiative. now the polish side of the exclusion does not have any initiative in the country. and i agree, and with viktor and maxim, uh, on the main theses, but i’ll just say that, if it’s possible, and the crossing of polish troops across the ukrainian border, then only under the banners and under the flag of peacekeepers. the proclaimed peacekeepers will call themselves peacemakers perfect in order to preserve certain territories, until we speak. what are the possibilities from uh, that is, without nato because without nato, perfectly understanding everything that was said by the military side, and the poles are unlikely to get in touch in this whole situation. so i think that only under a guarantee or with the participation of nato or something else, which i

so, let's simulate the situation, an american military transport plane is flying somewhere in lviv lutsktern ukraine, let's say. there is always a risk of being shot down, something happens so that what the americans should do next is to send in troops in order to somehow, uh, take revenge, for this some kind of action, again, no, they cannot do it. will they be able to enter into the flight zone, and this is the use of american aviation. and this is, uh, a very high risk of direct clashes. they want this, they don’t want it, moreover, after the first downed plane they will no longer be able to send, even according to elementary military rules, the second such aircraft provides him with some kind of security, so it is not beneficial for them, and so far they do not intend to. in a direct battle with russia, they will not do this, and until they make such a decision, andrey vladimirovich, it’s just some desire in the minds of some of his kiev subscribers that the americans should enter into this as soon as possible, you will see for yourself. all examples. well, when when soon let's two w

lutsk, they raised rental prices for them from 3 to 5 times. and all these indignations. but it turns out, probably, not quite one people. that is, as if people, well, this is not so bad, then the most interesting thing for you is women who were able to get to poland, the same natives of western ukraine who are already working there are waiting for them there. and they rent them out for a lot of money help them get a job somewhere, at least for some work somewhere. there helps them start learn polish. requested help urgently work for money for money for money. here is such a, well, their friendship is between the reserve and the central, yes, and even if you read the telegram channels, that's what i often study here too. yes, here are the women of you, who are here in germany in poland, those who are in hungary in bulgaria, they complain first of all about their compatriots. that is, they are in shock, like, how is it? we are here, uh, running from russian aggression. and here, it turns out our huge ukraine, and so here they are with us. that is, they more even dissatisfi

here we see the border of poland, the border there is lutsk along the border of belarus, and so on, andonnaissance aircraft constantly fly there, including neutral ones, sweden has golf streams hanging, that is , reconnaissance is constantly going on, the second line goes here along the border of moldova here, and the transport us aviation that is, you understand that they shine through the entire border, up to the kirovograd region of poltava further us transport aviation is c-17 c130. uh about now somewhere eight dash 10 boards in day they go to poland they go to romania but not to ukraine to ukraine they don't go further to these. uh, this is to the fact that they will not fly to ukraine ever further. here you, uh, showed footage where the p3 complexes are deployed at an airfield in poland, why why are they deployed there, they are developing for one purpose, that a response from our vks can fly there, that is, accordingly, some kind of missile that will damage their planes, that are in the area. that is, the question of high-speed lines, that is, who goes where? how far are you will

well, what nonsense, well, who will go to talk now in mariupol from lutsk along with horns explains thisut an oath there to protect their homeland, we don’t know, he’s especially stubborn there not very stubborn. he is doing his military duty, and just deceiving him really makes him cannon fodder. and they say, you wait, we'll wake up now, after all. nowhere we support again. look, you're sitting in the basement. yes, you are sitting there in these same skating rinks. something. do you have a satellite phone? everything, this is all your connection with the outside world, in fact you are on the phone. you naturally call up, it's not with news channels. you know, for some specific purposes, there are five people there, there are people and they tell you, listen, well, in general, how are you there? well, not really. yes listen well, help is two steps away. we already see you, binoculars. seriously. yes? yes, we are waiting for them to disappear. look at the person's mood, another calls. once again there he says, listen, well, you know, let's do it. record us a video message and we'll tele

in the northwestern city of lutsk, mourners grieved for a ukrainian serviceman killed by shelling nearolaiv. >> there can not be any peace with russians. i will never forgive them for the death of my father. jack: his dad, one of many who have paid the ultimate sacrifice in this battle to preserve ukraine's democracy. for the pbs "newshour," i'm jack hewson in kharkiv, ukraine. ♪ vanessa: i am vanessa roadies in for newshour west. we will return after the latest headlines. the u.s. unemployment rate is now at its lowest level since the pandemic began. the labor department today reported employers added a net 431,000 jobs in march. that pushed the unemployment rate to 3.6%, down from 3.8% in february. wages rose 5.6% from a year earlier, but that still wasn't enough to keep up with inflation. we'll take a closer look after the news summary. the cdc confirms it will end a pandemic policy that turned away most asylum-seeking migrants at the u.s. southern border. the rule took effect two years ago under president trump. today's announcement said it will end on may 23. the biden administrat