we compensate by the fact that in our city a volunteer medical battalion works like this, the pirogov institute helps us , a number of ukrainians, these guys who work in our city help me, and the local population also helps me, but i understand that it can to be replaced every minute because hospitals for the enemy are also being shelled - this is not some kind of taboo. and here you are on the footage, and just now this explosion - it is a sign that the dispensary of the novo territories, which has been there for two years after major renovation that's why it's dangerous, how much the number of shelling increased in sloviansk. yes, we understand that this may briefly indicate that the enemy is preparing, i don't know, for an assault or an attempt to storm the city. that is, we should take a break, but what they say doesn't really mean anything. i don't have information, that is, how large a contingent they can throw at sloviansk. well, they send each other slowly, for example, in the direction of izyum , if the front line there has changed by 5 km, then it’s not for a long time. everyone is th

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