to launch attacks and military attacks are being launched from these areas. we walked around these areas. we were there with those paramedics as they came under fire while they were tending to the wounded in a residential building. we did not see any trace of military. what we did see, ordinary civilians, people trying to live their lives and coming under a hail of artillery and rockets on an almost daily basis. and people still trying to live their lives. that woman in your report putting on her makeup. yeah, it s really obviously we ve been traveling a lot around this whole country. the people of kharkiv kind of astonish me in terms of the level of pride and resilience and defiance in the face of that kind of bombardment, to be living on your own in an apartment where the next door building, the entire face of it has been sheared off. and you re still getting dressed in the morning. you re still putting on your
for it . so we were just in an apartment building. they were looking for an injured man. a bunch of rounds came in and hit the next door building, so now we re getting out as fast as we can. while we run out, vladimir and alexander run back in. we find them treating the injured man on the side of the road. the back window has been blown out by the blasts. he has shrapnel injuries and
okay. so we were just in an apartment building, they were looking for an injured man, a bunch of rounds came in and hit the next door building, so we re getting out as fast as we can. while we run out, vladimir and alexandra run back in. we find them treating the injured man on the side of the road. their back window has been blown out by the blasts. he has shrapnel injuries and head trauma. they rush him to the hospital once they stabilize him. vladimir asks about his pain. the man has been deafened by the blast. arriving at the hospital, they have done their part. it is up to others now to save him. i have to say, i think you guys are the bravest people i have ever met. back at base, we ask them why they continue to do this work.
in the car. okay. we were just in an apartment building. they were looking for an injured man. a bunch of rounds came in and hit the next door building, so now we are getting out as fast as we can. while we run out, vladimir and alexandra run back in. we find them treating the injured man on the side of the road. the back window has been blown out by the blasts. she has shrapnel injuries and head trauma. once they ve stabilized him, they rush him to the hospital. vladimir asks about his pain. the man has been deaf eenned by
tell me your damn house number, she says. i repeat, 12g, i told you a thousand times he replies, the man is dying. we decide to try to make a run for it. let s go, hurry up. co come on, maria. go! go! get in the car . reporter: okay, so we were just in an apartment building. they were looking for an injured man, a bunch of rounds came in and hit the next door building so now getting out as fast as we can. while we run out, vladimir and