operations, sick children are still in the grip since the first days of the full-scale war, the okhmatdythildren's hospital has been accepting wounded children and adults, and sometimes even whole families who came under the shelling of aroshest in the morning an occupier rocket hit near the okhmatdyt children's hospital in kyiv. this is again anxieties constantly driving the staff to the storage room. some doctors are here for the fourth day in a row. i just knew that i had to be here. it might be better to evacuate somewhere or be at home. well, i did not have such thoughts at all, and in principle, in to most of our doctors, we should be here and we are here because we have to help the children, we have to help the wounded we are now in the shelter of okhmatdyt so we are in the shelter of the old surgical building, here at the time of february 24 were all the surgical departments and in the first days, all the patients went down to this shelter , how many hours, then how long would they be here in ukraine for the longest time without leaving here, well , probably eight hours, it was at

we are now in the shelter of okhmatdyt. so we are in the shelter of the old surgical building. time of february 24, all the surgical departments were located here, and in the first days, all patients were lowered into it. how many shelters, if in hours, how long would you be here in ukraine for the longest time without leaving here, well , probably 8 hours - this is at night, the thing is that those days are quite compressed, because it is impossible to say exactly what it was like days this is such a day it was the whole of march it was continuous february 24 how did you find yourself at work on february 24 i was on duty from february 23 to 24 i was on duty and at 5 o'clock i got a call from home and they say that you are not watching the news, the war has started, we are being shelled, that's how it is and who was the person who called you, your wife, about the war? you learned from your wife while you were at work. that's because we don't have a tv in the resident's room. you found out when your shift was supposed to end at 8 o'clock on february 4. your shift was supposed to

are here because we have to help the children, we have to help the wounded now in the shelter of okhmatdytin the shelter of the old surgical building, here at the time of february 24 were all the surgical departments and in the first days all the patients went down to this very shelter , how many hours, if in hours, how long was the longest you were here in ukraine without leaving here, well, probably one to eight - it’s at night, the thing is that those days are quite crowded, because it’s not possible to say exactly what it was on such a day. it was such a day . it was the whole of march. it was continuous on february 24. how did you end up at work on february 24? i was on duty from february 23 to 24. i was on duty and at five o'clock they called me from home and said that something are you watching the news, the war has started, we are being shelled, well, that's how it happened, who was the person who called you, your wife, you learned about the war from your wife while you were at work, because we don't have a tv in the resident's room, when was your shift supposed to end at 8 o'clock

it was very difficult to work. everything was remote work, and then my first report was from the okhmatdytpital about injured children, because there were children from the kyiv region, irpin gostomel bucha, and so on. and this is what really shocked me from the very beginning in general, all of this is simply very difficult. you see wounded children, and this turned everything inside me, and i realized that we must tell the stories of the victims of the war as much as possible, those people who suffer from the war because they do not have this voice, they will not tell about themselves. and the scale of the catastrophe was so great, that's why politics as such disappeared from the 24th, because there was simply a war between ukraine and russia, the ukrainian opposition, the authorities united against the aggressor, well , that is, of course, political life is stormy like ours used to imagine it, political competition, everything went to well, in the long run, everyone didn't think about it, people didn't think about it, fortunately , the politicians, and that's why it all worked out by it