belt at the speed of 90,000 per hour, and anheuser busch is hoping the money will roll in just as fast, because all of the profits will be used to help victims of the war. ab bev dominates the global beer market and produces 500 brands of beer including budweiser, budd lite and the ukrainian favourite. the company has three breweries in ukraine and says the russian you creation since the russian invasion it has been evacuating as many employees as possible. 160 of them have now started a new life in belgium, and the brewery is footing the bill for their accommodation. alexander used to be a project developer at one of the ukrainian factories. i at one of the ukrainian factories. at one of the ukrainian factories. . , , ., . factories. i am very proud that we can produce factories. i am very proud that we can produce this factories. i am very proud that we can produce this beer - factories. i am very proud that we can produce this beer in i we can produce this beer in europe, an
people jittery, but they are preparing for a possible invasion by the russians, and you see it across the board in this city. beer factories have been turned into places where they make molotov cocktails. steel factories have been turned into places where they make hedgehogs, those massive spikes that are thrown on the road to immobilize tanks. you see people that have fled the east of the country. they ve come here. they re living in office buildings with their children, with their wives, but they re not idling about. they re working. they re doing their jobs because they say they have to help the economy in any way they can, because that s part of the survival here, that the economy stays working. so, everybody is pitching in, and then you see that they re preparing on the outskirts of lviv for a possible invasion. sandbags are set up on the perimeter all over the city, these makeshift sand banks with volunteers guarding them if the