When Russia attacks, they come: Ukraine’s first responders
Russian forces attack civilian areas, including residential buildings, on a near-daily basis in Ukraine. The response to such attacks requires the urgent involvement of unique specialists. Rescuers of the Mobile Rescue Center of the State Emergency Service come to the sites of aerial attacks to sort through the most difficult rubble in search of living and dead people. We followed them to the training base and to the scene of an attack in Kyiv to understand what it takes to be a first responder in wartime Ukraine.
Story and reporting by Kamila Hrabchuk.
Filming by Liza Pyrozhkova and Nick Allard.
Editing by Nick Allard.
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HEROYAM SLAVA!!
Heroyam slava!
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Great work, great reporting… thanks for sharing.
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Thank you for reporting
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God bless you all who have to see this every day π your work is seen by humble people over the world, slava Ukraine πΊπ¦ π’
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Difficult, dangerous, sometimes heartbreaking work. Thank you to everyone who is a first responder. Please take good care of you, you're important to the people, but more important to your own well-being. ππ«