we're sleeping here for now. and we live in the basement nosil, what kind of childbirth and in the corridors got up and continued to do. so it is so that almost the entire city is left of it in ruins. fierce fighting raged here for a week. specifically. here, on this square, there used to be a bus station, and down this street , a hospital. everything in chips central district liquor, here. well, seeing that there was such an inscription. i'm the head doctor. i'm sorry, the former head doctor, uh, the central districts of the hospital are troubling, but at the moment i'm the head doctor of the ruins. why did the ukrainian military go to the hospital? well , they protected us, probably, they came, and what was practically there were people in our basements at the moment. the beginning of this armageddon. we had 270 patients mined the doors to the intensive care unit. here, uh , don’t go there, from one basement they gave out people and then they are on the second such floor at the polyclinic mined. it was a clinic. now there is nothing there, but while the sappers are working today , they ble

we're sleeping here for now. and we live in the basement nosil, what kind of childbirth and in the corridorsot up and continued to do. so it is so that almost the entire city is left of it in ruins. been here for a week fierce battles. specifically. here, on this square, there used to be a bus station, and down this street , a hospital. everything is in the chips of the central district of the liquor, here. well, seeing that there was such an inscription. i'm my chief physician excuse me, the former chief physician, uh, worry about the central district hospital. here at the moment i am the chief physician of the ruins. why did the ukrainian military go to the hospital? well , they protected us, i guess. tell us how it came and to come practically we had people in our cellars at the moment. the beginning of this armageddon. at we had 270 patients dominated our doors to the intensive care unit. here, uh, to say not to go there, they kicked out people from one basement and then they mined the second third floor at the polyclinic. it was a clinic. now there is nothing there, but while the sapper

we're sleeping here for now. we live in the basement nosil, what kind of births and in the corridorsalmost the entire city in ruins. fierce fighting raged here for a week. specifically. here, on this square, there used to be a bus station, and down this street, a hospital. everything was in pieces was a volnovashka of the central region, a liquor. here. well, seeing that there was such an inscription. i'm the head doctor. i'm sorry, the former head doctor, uh, the central districts of the hospital are troubling, but at the moment i'm the head doctor of the ruins. why did the ukrainian military go to the hospital to protect us? they deliberately came; practically, there were people in our basements at the beginning of this armageddon. we had 270 patients dominated our doors to intensive care. here, uh, people were given out not to go there from one basement, and then they mined the second third floor at the polyclinic, it was a polyclinic. now there is nothing there, but while the sappers are working today, they blew up all the shells that they cleared. well, so we show the assistance